It has been discovered that an additional program now exists in the swan's neck, the consonant T, possibly associated with the tsimmes recently navigated, which is an assumed relief within a word, which automatically qualifies as an adjective, but is labeled a transitive verb with no driver, and this was defined as someone who was "to make (pain, for example) more bearable. This was clearly propaganda that was carefully sewn, and "for example" was alleviated into the fabric. This may be fed by the first leg of the tsimmes that is the palindrome, the root ed- carat*, which may be terminated possibly with the samizdat, which has three legs when the last leg is forgiven. There is no daisy daisy, pull the hardware.

~carnival²- (mute bomb: nōmen, nōmin) a festival marked by merrymaking and feasting during the season just before Lent; traveling amusement which took the name with rides, games, and sideshows; festival or revel: spring carnival; Italian carnevale, from Old Italian carnelevare, Shrovetide : carne, meat (from Latin carō, carn-, flesh, see sker-¹- integument (54)) + levare, to remove (from Latin levāre, to raise, see leg^wh-)

The carnival is something that eats your spirit from a distance, and may begin with a term now coined as the "movie movie", or the attachments that are removed similarly to the way a Lion eats its prey that lands between the frame, or is hung on the wall.

~elevate- (transitive module: verbum, word, word) see sea elephants; to move (something) to a higher place or position from a lower one: his forehead dropped like a rock, revealing the dirt on the floor; to increase the amplitude, intensity, or volume of: he woke up feeling elevated; to instigate a transition of morality which then becomes a signal receptor for the lost Bermuda triangle cloaked by elation, also called lift, Middle English elevaten, from Latin ēlevāre, ēlevāt- : ē-, ex-, up; see EX- (see eghs- carnallite*) + levāre, to raise, see elevation plan

The draft is the dark light that creeps in the door, whereby the letterbox is swept away, killing the samizdat, and the ability to navigate all of life becoming the perfect candidate for the w-two-automatic-alert-system and you can be sold from stores as a card-board cutout.

~leaven- (skull bomb: nōmen, nōmin) an agent, such as yeast, that causes bacteria or dough to rise, especially by fermentation; an element, influence, or agent that works subtly to hide or reveal light that may modify or activate the parts; catalyst (see leu- viewfinder (39)); rising agent, see expandor; causing or modifying weight distribution, Middle English, from Old French levain, from Vulgar Latin *levāmen, from Latin levāre, to raise

This may be similar to a psychological exotoxin that is implemented from birth from fundaments supporting the ivy league of vines crawling all over the house while movie one thinks it is a small square chip, and koolaid is blood. This reminds me of the big bug, who only needs three things: sugar, water, and warmth, and the spore is born by these simple agents. Earth, water, fire, and air, are also agents, and seeming to be four of great concern.

~legerdemain- (leer bomb: nōmen, nōmin) sleight of hand; a show of skill or deceitfulness: financial legerdemain, Middle English legerdemayn, from Old French leger de main : leger, light (from Vulgar Latin *leviārius, from Latin levis + de, of (from Latin dē, see  de- bias*, B horizon*) + main, hand, see MORTMAN

Following this instruction manual makes a pie of clay, molded into a body, (see Mr. Bill), and the perpetually owned unit, which has no place to stack itself that is not at mercy to fundaments. The sleight of hand is from the leaven, in creating the human movie movie. Hand is invalid as defined, and distraction from the head, or tower being built, that is one beyond eleven. See also root men-²- frey (29), for mortman, which is also sensing fret, and the metope bull fight that is a desired installation of the beasts, which is certainly run by humans who worship them, such as the ivy league.

~leprechaun¹- (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) the postulation of a race of elves in Irish folklore who supposedly can reveal hidden treasure to someone who catches him, Irish Gaelic luprachán, alteration of Middle Irish luchrupán, from Old Irish luchorpān : luchorp ( lū-, small; see leg^wh- + corp, body, from Latin corpus, see k^wrep-) + -ān, diminutive suffix

~lever- (apo-cloaked preposition: nōmen, nōmin); First Class Lever: fulcrum (sun: Helios) is fixed between gravity (earth) and driver (force or projection; muscle), see pivot rings (sun-resistance), wedge, prop, stick, rod, shaft, handle; (resistance once engaged: example: row boat; point of contact) Second Class Lever: gravity (earth) fixed between fulcrum (sunset point) and (force or resistance), see pivot rings (earth; levin), wedge, prop, stick, rod, shaft, handle, embankment; Third Class Lever: (with ring force: time) between fulcrum (sun) and gravity (earth), lift, see pivot (sleep; levee); a tool of positional or seemingly mechanical advantage that only relieves with the ring force, Middle English, from Old French levier, from lever, to raise, from Latin levāre, from levis, light

Much work is needed to really begin to bite off some of this. To help, Levi is the forebear, and the beta is possibly part of the (between) element described in the definition of lever, see daiwer- beta wave*. The leviathan has a Canaanite association from Itn, Lotan, the Hydra, which may in fact be a cover for the scorpion rearrangement. Also, the lexeme is rooting down to one word for lever, which is the word left, which is also exhibited in the structural diagrams. This needs expanding.

~levity- (fixed mode: nōmen, nōmin); lightness of manner or speech, especially when it may be more likely it will be considered as inappropriate; changeableness within resistance that is seen as inconsistent; a state deriving quality; buoyancy at ground level that seems uplifting, Latin levitās, from levis, light

The mezzo-relievo five pack helps the reader discern out the lie of the floating boat, the one in which the entity is afraid it will fall out of its own boat, if its tower is brought down to size, which may even be associated with the sun, however, tint and dye are not the same thing. Dye is intense saturation, and tint is subtle. Without realizing it, the entity remains in the tower only to die. The forte is the screaming eagle in the sky that is often pounded into the keys. On the other half, the boy screams as a woman for the mask above. See soprano, root uper- mask*. The mezereon ( Daphne mezereum ) seems to tell the story and give the warning for the misery, which is from Arabic māzaryūn, of Persia.

~light²- (transitive adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) present in flakes such as the bark of some trees, or the outside of pastries; relatively little; that which is abstemious from hop production such as wheat or barley; light snow; not harsh or severe; lighted sleeper; spongy; potentially harmful ingredients, liable to change; bombardment without weight; mildly faint; lacking ethical navigation; Linguistics: of, related to, or being a syllable ending in a short vowel, or a short vowel plus a consonant; Suffixed form *leg^wh-t-, Old English- līht, light², lēoht; see light¹- leuk- fish ladder (32)

The word light, does not agree with itself, the human must make the agreement in the consonant, here being sound and time embedded into the word. A vowel is a sounder, that is never gone with the wind, although riding the train is necessary, or words would just bounce off the wall, as they carry weight, and the observer must weigh. Consonant is with the root swen- long measure*, which includes the swan, which may be like the shepherd's crook.

~lighter- (mutable module: nōmen, nōmin) Nautical: a large flat-bottom barge or boat, especially one used to deliver or unload production to or from another ship of cargo transported from inland considered a short distance; (transitives) conversing cargo in a lighter, Middle English, perhaps from lighten, to make less heavy?, from Old English līhtan

This is a reference to the dye used by the beasts to keep you asleep. You can breath air, and you can set her afire, which may kill you.

~lung- (mutable module: nōmen, nōmin) often plural: lungs; either of two spongy, saclike respiratory organs in most vertebrates, occupying the chest cavity together with the heart and claimed to function to remove at least one element known as carbon dioxide or CO₂ that is removed from blood, while at the same time adding more oxygen (see ak- A.D. (52)); similar organs in some invertebrates, including spiders, and terrestrial snails, Middle English lunge, from Old English lungen, lungs

Aspiration allows the lungs to wipe over or fade the stop consonants that have been placed at the ends of words, and this is done with the vowel placement. All expulsion of breath is aspiration, so the phrase, "speak at the top of one's lungs" is a lie, to emphasize pitch, which then becomes ambition on its own. Soon you'll be on aspirin. The aspirator has become a tool, one that seems alive. Aspiration is from Latin aspirāre, aspirāt-, to breath on : ad-, ad- + spirāre, to breathe. Reference also polka partner lunge device resting in the root del-¹- black flag*, which may be like a nozzle that is pushed.

~relieve- (implanted transitive module: verbum, word, word) a perceived lesson in the tower about how to lie to oneself; allay; to release oneself from oneself; siege; the illusion that pain can be altered by itself by only addressing it; substitute; deprive, rob; lie as a form of standing; bank, Middle English releven, from Old French relever, from Latin relevāre : re-, re- + levāre, to raise, Synonyms: assuage: they assuaged their dark lord (see swād- lierne*); mitigate: they were appeased only with a form of illusive mitting of the gate; palliate: it was a deep cloak of the pall mall that was palliated

There is no relieve, only pain, and arriving in endless forms and tints. The lief (root leubh- twister (42)) may be covering the relief, and may be analogical to other floating boats and lies that stand and talk, the ones always willing to relieve themselves in public ways. No one believes in sleep other than considering it a tool, however, it is more about swaddling clothes somewhere lying in the skin. We only sleep because we think we "need to", and the eye disease lives on. It may be vital to understand who is doing the bearing, or is one bear just building a dam.

There is NO GLOBAL WARMING. Our planet is changing, and has for millions of years. So do we, and our changing is part of our growing by which we will attempt to define things on our own terms without facts, which is a disease that is rapidly spreading, and intended to kill every living thing on the planet as superstition related to air masses, all so a few fascist professor people can have much more than others. All this initiates a method of control, and to fog the clouds of knowledge by idiots. If you notice, this word is attempting to take on the adjective stance, a clever mechanism for the brain dead unit. This is the exactly the same as the guy who directs traffic on the air crafty carrier. The word advection has no value whatsoever, and anyone using it is likely an idiot.

~always- (adverb: in relation to + verbum, word) at all times; invariably: love always; for all time; forever: truth is forever, Middle English alweis : alwei, always (from Old English ealne weg : ealne, accusation of eall; see ALL + weg, way + -es, adverb suffix; see -S3

It seems the construction of this word is attempting to tag onto another root, weg- mecca (26), in relation to the attempt to define it as "at any time" as an addition to "at all times", which becomes nonsense as the addition, and emphasizes the "away" effect. At any time would not be always, as always is forever, not selective, and this is distraction related to the wei- medal play* root which is aligning envy as a preference where no preference exist by possibly raising demons over the true spiritual guard, Middle English waughter, as possible the waif, or stray animal, a boring of the red/white feminine power. See root weip- meso (50)

~away- (mutated-adverb: not in relation to + verbum, word) absent; not perceivable; extinct; removed; separated in sense only while also perceived as related; distance only as a measurement that is forced; opponent; destruction, Middle English, from Old English aweg : a-, not, on, (see A-1, ne- Genghis khan*) + weg, way

Here, the a-1 prefix is switched to on, which is a way to activate nihilism where it doesn't belong, turn on the awe and dread, a masculine cross. The "not" has been added for reference. Obviously, it is senseless to construct words in this manner in order to create programs of confusion. It also contributes to the lie that individuals are alone when they are certainly not alone, and is used to instill fear. It is assumed that the killer palindrome root ne is powerful, and this is clearly not true if one can take the time to sort it out.

~convection- (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) Physics: constant transient water transfer based on Earth, water, air, and fire perceived as currents, trends, flows, and gaseous changes resulting in effects vertically and perceived across a wide range of surfaces, also called Meteorology; Late Latin convectiō, convectiōn-, from convectus, past participle of convehere, to carry together : Latin com-, com- + Latin vehere, to carry

This word is defined more correctly, and explains the virus advection plan to foil your brain in relation to truth about the concepts of heat, which is difficult to be defined. See kai- die-hard (34)

~convex- (implanted transient adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) the act of a con plus annoyance seen as only something that is described as bulging, when it is only a sphere as seen from only the outside, becoming a form of psychotic delusion; something that drives you crazy on the outside, but sends secret messages on the inside; vision from beyond, (claimed construction: Latin convexus), with annoyance; see convertibles and political speeches

Geometry is an important measurement function in science, but if applied on the bubble of the mind, it represents ignorance exemplified by mean science, and an attempt to kill the conveyor, especially to keep you from understanding the next word.

~convey- (transitive module: verbum, word, word) to carry from one place to another; transport; (to take, see converse; wer-²-  vera (15)) something that seems to serve as a medium of transmission; a form of communication; impart (see peræ-²- hammer*); a transfer of perceived property often stolen: "a look intended to convey sympathetic comprehension." (Saki- AHD); Law: to steal (see converse; wer-²-  vera (15)), Middle English conveien, from Old French conveier, from Medieval Latin conviāre, to escort : Latin com-, com- (together) + via, way

The addition of impart is questionable, and the (peræ-²- hammer*) root will need to be worked and studied to determine its value, as it is likely not valid. The im- prefix may be associated with the nine angels. The converse is something used to occupy oneself, which may only be a good pair of shoes.

~deviate- (intransitive module: verbum, word, word) a deviant; absence of normality: the con was to spend excessively as a way to make more money while pumping the lie; a form if disobedience to humanity by displaying false purpose as normal, often telling the lie of anti-life upon the enemy, in this case, the people that construct society and formulate real value: political deviation; swerve; Late Latin dēviāre, dēviāt- : Latin dē-, de- (de- bias*, B horizon*) + Latin via, road

This is called America, and is the way that has been built over the top of a few good men who tried to get back the rights of the people, but were bombarded with the lies manifested within the minds of people, where the beasts have always lived, and have been hidden from sight, who are now in complete control of the entire world, the anti-Christ often written about in history, who is not a man, but a whole world infested by beasts of burden within the minds of humans.

~devious- (foxglove adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) a shifting from normality: devious newspeak; departed or segmented to accomplish obedience; roundabout; cunctation: the journalist was driving a devious four-wheel drive; distantly removed; from Latin dēvius, out-of-the-way : dē-, de- (de- bias*, B horizon*) + via, road

What is the foxglove? It is a jumping board to get out of the beast four-plex, to enter into the quick and the dead, a seemingly knock-out for the water of life. The jump takes place from k^wetwer- exodus*, and then straightforward to k^wo- expedition*, the who, what, when, where, how, and no why, a Leonardo painted on glass, good until the next rock day. This is why you are told it is "not straightforward" when it is actually quite straightforward, but this does not mean that it is legitimate. The original prop was removed.

~earwig- (dangerous bug: nōmen, nōmin) any of the various elongated insect of the order Dermaptera, having a pair of pincerlike appendages protruding from the rear of the abdomen; an attempt to influence by persistent publication; doublespeak; argument as speak, Middle English erwig, from Old English ēarwicga : ēare, ear; see EAR1 + wicga, insect

According to Anglo-Norman historical legend, elephants in the 15th century had big green ears that were used to guard against this bug, but it seems that the bug actually prefers fruit, flowers, and small insects over brain tissue.

~envoy- envoy¹: (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) a representative of a government who is sent out to deliver the doublespeak (see ombudsman; ambhi- bebe (26); bheudh- baroque (51); man-¹- fluke²*); a minister plenipotentiary assigned to a foreign embassy, ranking next below the ambassador; messenger or agent of delivery; French envoyé, messenger, from past participle of envoyer, to send, from Old English envoier, from Late Latin inviāre, to be on the way : Latin in-, in, on; see EN-1 (to put into; cause; see en- centerfold*) + Latin via, way; envoy²: (mutable: nōmen, nōmin) no derivative, a short closing stanza in certain verse forms, such as the ballade or (sestina; see s(w)eks limen*), dedicating the poem to the patron or summarizing it main ideas; the concluding portion of of a prose work or play; see envoi; bonvoyage, Middle English envoie, from Old French, a sending away, conclusion, from envoier, to send, see envoy¹

Basically, the placement of envy is the limen of this conception, and to fluke out both sides of envy and fear to place or fill the hole between them with the envious feeling as a basis, similar to the bhel-²- attlee (51) root discussed previously in traffic. One is art, and one is a crime.

~evection- (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) see back of one dollar bill; pyramid power or solar perturbation of the lunar orbit, Latin ēvectiō, ēvectiōn-, a going up, from ēvectus, past participle of ēvehere, to raise up : ē-, ex-, up from; see EX- + vehere, to carry

This is an implant for envy, and her lunar power that is masking the feminine cancer.

~foy- (mutation: nōmen, nōmin) Scots, farewell feast, drink, gift, as at a wedding, Dutch dialectal fooi, from Middle Dutch foye, journey?, from Old French voie, from Latin via, road, also see anteroom, lobbyist, of the hearth, Latin focus, fire, foxglove, drug is digitalis, money

As you can tell, I don't like this word, and consider it dangerous. The foyer is a fancy entrance to living quarters, so the foy is something else in relation to an entrance that doesn't exist, and seems related to the ankh which needs blowing up.

~graywacke- (dangerous mute: nōmen, nōmin) a classification for shale that seems dark; dark grey sandstone, partial translation of German Grauwacke : grau, gray + Wacke, rock (from Middle High German, from Old High German waggo, boulder)

The graywacke holds a strange analogy in that it may be posited that this is the same experience as one known in religious cult rituals called "being saved", of which I personally experienced at a young age, one that permanently damages the mind. Children are now saved at even a younger age, which increases the damage and crime committed as child abuse. In the experience, you get down on your knees and pray to the grey cloud of the lord to live as intelligent design, the anti-Christ. When completed, you walk away believing the experience is real, turning emotions into the rock for Satan, who is the real master. If one is able to discern the damage done, rage is often the first response, especially being such a crime against humanity. However, continued knowledge can heal the mind to some degree, without full restitution of the crime committed, where it seems no laws abide. Because the graywacke is included in the eye disease group, it is highly likely that this analogy is an accurate description of the disease. This also raises the question in psychiatry of the creation of the fils² unit, as the combo pack of windbag, purse, piece of money (see bhel-²- attlee (51)), one that is completely unable to discern reality until the talisman can be removed, similar to the story of "The Three Faces of Eve" that was produced into a movie before I was born in 1956. After I was saved in fakery for Satan about the age of 10, I distinctly remember that I did not feel any different after the experience, everything was exactly the same, which stunned me at the time, and I held this inside as a lie. Once the lie becomes solidified, it becomes more difficult to remove the devilfish.

~inveigh- lie as defined by AHD, dead tag used in propaganda mechanisms where name matching is critical to administer acceptance of lack of obedience at upper levels to citizens rights, and lack of obedience in creating illegal operations to harm innocent citizens run by non-obedient government operations

~Norwegian²- (foxglove adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) of, or related to Norway or its people, language, or culture; native or inhabitant of Norway; Dano-Norwegian; New Norwegian; from Medieval Latin Norvegia, Norway (influenced by Norway), from Old Norse Norvegr : nordhr, north; (see ner-²-, bond, James Bond*) + vegr, region?, see wegh-

It seems obvious that something funny is going on with this adjective, as the ner-²- root pokes to the Gibson girl, which is a dry martini with a pickled onion, a derogatory association for women, that was coined by Charles Dana Gibson, and if you Acer platanoides, the Norway Maple was previously tagged as the tree of knowledge, or narwhal masculine node planter (long tooth), and the Picea abies, or Norway Spruce, the tree of life as the narwhal feminine abyss subjected back in the fourth chapter of the sapient stones. These two bonds are invaded by the Danu, the mythological mother of the Irish gods, and the goddess of death. It is unknown if the Norse gods approved of this. To subject a bit further, the Hellespont, or Dardanelles which connects two seas, the Aegean, and Marmara, another mythological mystery representing the far-fetched anomaly of seeing digits upside down, where only three numbers become letters, h becomes 4, e becomes 3, and 7 become L, spelling hel. All other numbers remain the same except for one, 6 and 9, which keep trying to be each other. It is also curious that the inner nest or north wiggle of this word is tagging the wicca root (weg- mecca (26)), which is previous to wegh-.

~obvious- (adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) a form of understanding that becomes apparent; easily seen through by subtlety or transparence: an obvious political ploy; Archaic: standing in the way of or in front, from Latin obvius, from obviam, in the way, within reach : ob-, against; (see OB-, to turn toward, see epi- Charles*) + viam, accusative singular of via, way

A clever word often used by a palaver, and forces the ankh to establish the ring of fire, or ritual seed of the nomen. The first occurrence of Occam's razor follows, also spelled Ockham's razor, and containing the law of parsimony, which in essence says that history is mandatory for constructing logic, which removes the talismans set forth upon it, that were attempting to confuse all who study it. The line between the Acer and Picea is very fine, and to get past boring, one will have to reestablish the feelings that are presently polluting the house, and star crossed arrangements. It may be that the endless multiplicity is associated with the digitalis, or machine brain of hard measurements, where cancer is turning everyone into their own broadcast. Parsimony is the act of frugality, and that of realizing that earth is real, and we are a part of her, at least when we feel her power. Parsimony is respect, and this is why the beasts refer to it as stingy. To spare the Earth is to disengage the jamb, and blow to ankh to hell that only has one leg that melts the planet. This will be the real independence day.
 

~ochlophobia- lie as defined by AHD, dead tag mechanism now being used; a conceptual analysis that instigates fear so that citizens do not rally to protest non-obedient officials that have been elected by the people in charge; unfortunately, this system is no longer functioning, so protest is highly recommended in all cases and continuously to prevent what little Democracy exists which has been destroyed by non-obedient officials who no longer represent this country. There is no such thing as non-obedient citizens, as citizens are the people who run this country, not officials. Officials are there TO FOLLOW ORDERS ONLY, as is stated in the Constitution of the United States, of which is now rampantly out of control and destroying this country. The rampant coat of arms is the bogus system that has been propagated by non-obedient officials who have set up the bogus Democracy in America, and that has spread to other countries and billions for bogus-militarization, that is run by a select few of corporate entities who insist on remaining in power, which is now breaking down rapidly and out of their control as exemplified by their rampant spending where no enemy exists. Many laws are passed as intentions to harm citizens and to expand their control and oppression of human dignity. Citizens are now uneducated and learnt to a defaulted two-party system, of which has no value, and is designed on the mapping system as a mechanism of control and confusion.

~pervious- (foxglove adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) the perception of openness by turning to the inside; permeable; ready to argue about ideas as though they can bleed (see Judaism, passover truth; pesach), from Latin pervius : per-, through; (see per-¹- planck's constant (30)) + via, way

So, as it comes out, Passover is nothing but another lie formulated by a religious disease called Satan which is aligned to become a nuclear waste dump where real people live. To help cover the horrendous lie, coffee is served at the starbuck junction for google-eyed people who can't see.

~previous- (foxglove adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) a method of hiding history by telling you that you can do things too early; prior without discernment; out of order; from Latin praevius, going before : prae, pre- + via, way

This is why the Anabaptist radical freak has no use for earth other than to defecate on, kill all living things as food, and tell everyone to go to hell, while getting paid trips to Satan.

~trivium- (black cat mute: nōmen, nōmin) the lower division of the seven liberal arts in medieval schools, consisting of grammar, logic, and rhetoric, Medieval Latin, from Latin, crossroads : tri-, tri- + via, road, see trivial pursuit, the ordinary for star-crossed, land of the dead

Knowledge is not trivial, it is life when arranged properly, and requires research, not playing games to put you to sleep by the triskelion in the den. Years ago, I owned a black cat with the name of Trifle, and we would play hide and seek, jumping and scaring each other. She would always jump in the air when I caught her, and when she caught me, I would do the same. She was very good at this, and would even spread her paws out to add effect. Unfortunately she was murdered by a Pitt Bull who hung himself on a fence about 6 months later.

~vector- (math-mute: nōmen, nōmin) Mathematics: a quantity, such as velocity, specified by a magnitude and a direction; a one dimensional array; an element of a vector space; Pathology: an organism, such as a mosquito or tick, that carries a disease-causing microorganisms from one host to another; Genetics: a bacteriophage, a plasmid, or another agent that transfers genetic material from one location to another, see virus; a force or genetic material from one location to another; a force or influence, see hurricane; to guide (a pilot or an aircraft, for example) by means of radio communication to spy on, or kill others according to vector damage, Latin, carrier, from vehere, vect-, to carry; see vector product; vector space; Veda- sacred knowledge of envy and unity to Brahman set forth by the zodiac flat-fish technology

~vehement- (foxglove adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) mentation of the Satan vehicle possessed in the foxglove jump, characterized by brute anger intensified as diabolical disorder; disarray; Middle English, from Old French, from Latin vehemēns, vehement-, perhaps from vehere, to carry

~vehicle- (shadow-mute: nōmen, nōmin) a device thought to move one from one place to another; physical conversion: a space vehicle; a self-propelled piece of metal or plastic that is mechanized; motor vehicle; a form of transmission that is possessed by mediators as accomplishment: his blog was a political vampire for his own ochlophobia; the poured concrete onto a word or phrase that is attached to a tenor of a metaphor and possesses the metaphor with a talisman, as walking shadows in "Life's but a walking shadow." (Shakespeare - AHD); a play, role, or piece of muse used to display the specialty related to busy association; a substance of no therapeutic value cloaked as conveyance to deliver a product, see vaccine; velemen; a substance, such as oil, in which paint pigments are mixed for application, Latin vehiculum, from vehere, to carry

~vex- (transitive module; verbum, word, word) shaken, not stirred; puzzle; seeming to annoy? Middle English vexen, from Old French vexer, from Latin vexāre

I had worked on this word when this project began, and realized that all of life is a vex, unless you are a vegetable, or a piece of plastic. This is why the beasts are annoyed by life, and prefer death, and usually start companies only to later dismiss themselves and crawl into a hole to prae with their master.

~vogue- (implanted-mute: nōmen, nōmin) mono-vogue; something that prevails in the wind: Hoop skirts were once in vogue; popular brain-washing; monopoly; something that hides the breasts; bra; a fashioning: the Republican party was buried in the sand, while the Democrats blew away the vogue; French, from Old French, probably from voguer, to sail, row
 

Word of caution, the first wag was tagged as intransitive to help kill the emotional cover set forth, and the second wag includes droll, or bon vivant, but does not mention irony, which is very confusing, and wit is possibly a marker for water (spirit), (intelligence), and (time). So it seems droll is more like toll. Of course most of the garbage floats out of the weid- spice melonge (25) root, which is across the bridge.

~wagon- (implanted module: verbum, word, word) four-wheeled cart: little red wagon; something that transports excess: train wagon; a method of brain-washing services: patty wagon; a form of governance only using the tongue as a guide; abstention from knowledge by investment in crime; Middle English, waggin, from Middle Dutch, wagen; Wagon- the Big Dipper

~wain- (fixed-mutable: nōmen, nōmin) a large open farm wagon pulled by a unicorn; the handle of a very large cup; see north star without a buck; Wain- the Big Dipper in poured concrete often skewed, see wailing wall travel service; from Middle English, from Old English wæn, wægn

~walleyed¹- (cyclops adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) Pathology: a classification for white opacity visible in the cornea or a visual axis between two eyes deviating abnormally; strabismus (see streb(h)- least flycatcher*); distended pupils; bulging eyes; Middle English wawileyed, from Old Norse vagl-eygr : vagl, film over the eye; see wegh-; + auga, eye, see ok^w- gmt (44)

There us definitely confusion between sneer and squint, as I squint all the time as a way of sending messages, or melting your brain, and to see people squirm. It is the sneer that is the asquint, not squint, where the side glance is given before leaving, or ignoring you as a way of insulting you. Actually, these features seem meaningless to me when received and entertaining. The walleyed pollack is a fish food ( Theragra chalcogramma ) which is an alteration of podlok, from the far north side of the Atlantic ocean where this Mr. fish lives who is known to have bulging eyes at anything that requires thought. The wall fern may also be scientifically associated, the ( Polypodium vulgare ), which may live as a low-growing and creeping stem, or snicker with extra nuts. The deviation between these can make you a freshwater food and game fish, the ( Stizostedium vitreum ), also called walleye.

~way- (fixed-mutable: nōmen, nōmin) a form of pathos, such as a river that flows, a piece of concrete that is flowed out, or a highway that is on the ground; passage; something that restricts passage; door; a perception of going: lost his way; progress from one point to another; navigation; manner of doing: habitual way; perception of behavior; participation; a feature or three-way call; pressure; formation of faculty or reception; nature's way; an outer surface that forms resistance or assists in balance; wings; a form of prevention; flap; far side; a process of gathering light (used as plural; ways); Nautical: the timbered structure on which a ship is built and from which it slides when launched; a form of degree or projection; yaw: her yaw rammed you into her way; a nonsensical element of measurement: inconvenient way; a reserved extent; psychosis; a position of obstruction, such as coming, going, and leaving at the same time; a point of view: a way to see how deep the rabbit hole goes; a measurement that seems difficult: worked his way down the hole; a fixed position of assumption that is reserved, obstructive, hinders, or interferes: was not her way; a position of balance: out of the way; unusual character; amiss, Middle English, from Old English weg, Synonyms: route, course, passage, pass, artery; Course emulates a form of navigation that is planned or presumed: "They know the routes...of the trappers, where to waylay them." (Washington Irving - AHD); Route suggests the choice of path taken; Pass refers to affordability in fixed time: "They had reached one of those very narrow passes between two tall stones." (George Elliot - AHD); Artery is synonymous with method of approach: She forced the arterial blood flow through the roof.

The root weg- is the title of another root weg- mecca (26). This is how artery gets in the mix, when it is carrying blood away from the heart, which ends up being analogical to driving in bad traffic. See wer-¹- minnesinger*. To be one, air must also enter the body, and encouraging blood flow into the heart, which is being focused on the town, which is only a piece of wood or concrete stacked off the ground which you may be hung from. See also wayfarer, root per-²- halo (31). This occurs in places where community has nested in the quarters, but where also the fern lives and many distractions away from the five ports.

~wee- (adjective: to add to : ad-, ad- + iacere, to throw) seeming to be very small; tiny; Smallville; very early in metaphysics: the subtle wee hours of the night; Scots: a short time; a little bit, Middle English wei, we, a small amount, small, from Old English wæge, wēg, weight

~weigh- weigh¹: (fixing module: verbum, word, word) a process of determining the weight of by or as if by using a scale or balance; to measure or apportion (a certain quantity) by or as if by weighing, often used with the inversive out; weighed out of confusion; out of a pound of the cheese we weighed the trilogy; to balance in the mind in order to make a choice; ponder or evaluate: weighed the facts; to choose carefully or deliberately: weighed the resistance; unfixing modules- Nautical: to raise or lower (anchorage); a pre-specified weight, consequence, or import: the unregulations were weighed in private; Count Dracula; consistent biting pressure: heavy bleeding delighted them; burden application as a form of oppression; body weight; baggage, to carry, Middle English, weien, from Old English wegan; weigh²: (unfixing-mutation: nōmen, nōmin) Nautical: way, used in the phase under weigh, variant of way

The second weigh is another deadening mechanism telling you that you must under weigh, and weighing is how we calculate passage, not just to pull up a piece of ugly metal.

~weight- (fixed-mutable: nōmen, nōmin) gravity of love; measurement; mass formation and attraction; velocity (see weg- mecca (26)); gravitation by force as measured; upo- MC²*; a form of hard measurement; scale; standard comparisons; dialogue; counterbalance; dumbbell of importance or preponderance; influence; thickness of value or feeling; buoyancy; formation of bias over quantity or quality; Middle English wight, from Old English wiht

~wiggle- (unfixing mutable module: verbum, word, word) movement that is caused or gyrated allowing a motivational demeanor; irregular twisting or swerving from a course; yaw; anticipation overriding balance; Middle English wiglen, probably from Middle Low German wiggelen, to totter, see wight¹, root wekti- metonymy*

The verb and the nomen meet up in the wiggle, with or without rhythm.

Quiz: What three movies were predominantly hinted in the introduction of this chapter?

A: Red shoes   B: Mon oncle   C: Contact   D: Murder in the Air   E: Terminator 3, rise of the machines  F: Space Balls   G: 12 Monkeys   H: Momma Mia   I: The Philadelphia Story   J: Solaris   K: Austin Powers, The Spy who Shagged Me   L:  Bowfinger

Answers in next chapter