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hi everyone im a new member and this is my first topic i hope all of you like it Getting married is very much like going to a restaurant with friends. You order what you want, then when you see what the other person has, you wish you had ordered that. *********Man: Is there...

Well, it's an "educated" adjective, perhaps a bit "pretentious" to some who don't like "cultivated" words, and you would not use it that frequently, but here it is at the New York Times: HORSE RACING; Busy Time For Baffert: A Wedding And a Race ... up an otherwise mundane day of racing...

I got this from a website about a couple's wedding, I don't know why this definition was put there, but anyway, here is the address and text: http://www.thevinallcountdown.co.uk/head_over_heels.php A Penny Thought Why is it that people are prepared to give you a 'penny for your...