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Were the Aztecs rich or poor?
The Aztecs were neither very rich or very poor
What is the meaning of the phrase 'two dead hawks on the alchemist's shoulder'?
i am not very ssure but i think it means like you are guilty of something and you know it but you have not told anyone and the guilt is slowly killing you and holding you back
Was Zeus born very poor?
yes
How did the phrase bless you started?
"Bless you" began way back when, when people believed that demons possesed the weak. They believed that when a person sneezed, they were physically at their most vulerable, and demons could easily enter them. By saying "Bless you", or "God bless you", they were invoking the name of the Lord, and therefore keeping demons away from the poor, unsuspecting victim. Ps. this is a very short answer, for a phrase that is in strong use even after centuries of the origin of the phrase. One thing we have to analize, is WHY we STILL say " Bless you "
Another word for very old?
"Ancient" is another word for very old.
When would someone use the phrase eat me?
The phrase "eat me" can be used in many different ways with very different meanings. One meaning is sexual and refers to oral sex. Another meaning for the phrase "eat me" would be to use the phrase as a way to say one individual is better than another.
What is another word for slum or very poor area?
Another word for slum or very poor area is "shantytown" or "ghetto."
What is the meaning of the phrase 'I am at or on top of the world'?
It means that you are very happy.
Meaning of two dimes to rub together?
To be very poor
What is the meaning of bolling?
the meaning of bolling comes from the very rich but cares for the poor with all his heart
What is an idiomatic phrase meaning 'very or extremely deaf'?
"As deaf as a post" is an idiomatic phrase that means 'very or extremely deaf'.
Is cheesed him off a vulgar phrase?
No its not the vulgar phase .The meaning is to make someone very anger
What is the difference between antonyms and synonyms?
A synonym is a word that means the same as another, like cold and chilly. Antonyms are opposites, like cold and hot. antonyms = opposites ex. big/small synonyms = words with the same or very similar meanings ex. small/tiny big/huge An synonym means the same. An antonym means the opposite.a synonym is a word or phrase that means the same as another word or phrase in the same language while an antonym is an opposite word or phrase...ex:bad-goodsynonyms are words that are similar or have a related meaning to another word,for example sad:unhappy.or beautiful:pretty.Antonym is word that is the opposite meaning of another word.for example happy:sad , high,low etc An synonym means the same. An antonym means the opposite.a synonym is a word or phrase that means the same as another word or phrase in the same language while an antonym is an opposite word or phrase...ex:bad-goodsynonyms are words that are similar or have a related meaning to another word,for example sad:unhappy.or beautiful:pretty.Antonym is word that is the opposite meaning of another word.for example happy:sad , high,low etc A synonym is a word that has a similar meaning. An antonym has the opposite meaning. e.g. a synonym for happy could be cheerful, the antonym for happy could be sad.
What do you mean by poorest of the poor?
"poorest of the poor" means the very poorest. Even among the poor, there are people who are better off than others. This phrase would mean the low end, that are worse off than even the other poor people.
What is the other word for very poor which has the same meaning in euphemism?
I think it means that u are very poor and u cant speak u feel lonely and upset and really unhappy
What is the meaning of the phrase like rapid-fire?
The phrase "like rapid-fire" means happening quickly and continuously, similar to how a rapid-fire weapon shoots bullets in quick succession.
What is the homonym of poor?
poor as in to have very little or no income (a slang term would be to be broke). poor as in to be unlucly/pitied, generally from another's perspective. i.e. the poor man, his wife left him.
