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What word could be used to describe emotions?
your feelings
What is the adjective of describe?
any adjective could potentially be used for the word describe, but probably if describe was in a different form, such as describing. Then anything really ''could'' be used to describe describe. Examples: mysterious describing happy describing do you get the idea? good.
What adverbs could describe you?
No adverbs can describe you. The word you is a pronoun, and adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs.
Which word could replace cheap to describe Mr Larson positively?
Thrifty
How could you describe a person who doesn't know his identity in one word?
amnesiac
What word can you describe a mattress with that can describe someones body?
Lumpy
Name a word you'd use to describe your mattress that could also describe someone's body?
firm, soft, lumpy, hard, flat
What will somebody describe a mattress?
Lumpy
What adjectives describe a mattress?
There are many including: Rectangular. Single. Double. Soft. Firm. Foam. Memory Foam. Feather. Latex. Any colour could be used as an adjective for a mattress.
One word to describe your feelings for person?
One word to describe your feelings for a person could be loving.
Is there a prefix that could go in front of the word describe?
The prefix "un-" can be put in front of the word "describe" to create the word "undescribe."
What word can describe Somalia?
"Hot" (as in year-round climate) could describe Somalia.
What word could you use to describe light?
Bright.
What word could be used to describe emotions?
your feelings
What is the Luhya translation of mattress?
The Luhya translation of the English word 'mattress' is "Omukotsoro".
What is a sentence for the word describe?
I would describe her as caring.The police asked the witness to describe the suspect.
Where does the word mattress originate from?
Mattress is originally an Arabic word 'al-matrah' meaning a cushion. Taken into Spanish as 'Almadraque' meaning mattress and also into French as 'Materasso'. The word came into English in the 12th Century as 'Materas'
