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Gird Your Loins (Answer)

Here is the answer to the Gird Your loins Game.

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  1. rijk says: 174

    Oke, but what does it mean,
    Get up someone’s nerve, or prepare for the worst :???:

  2. shopbright says: 172

    girder Irn Bru is made from girders. :roll:

  3. eyvindur says: 171

    How about an example of this robe lifting … sigh. I always love old world type phrases. Like to see hotforprofits or Marina recite some but I suppose that would be a bit creepy and asking a lot.

  4. Gürtel (pronounced gertel with an “eyu” sound after the g)= belt in german.

  5. mikensj says: 166

    To get that wasp waist it must be a girdle :cool:

  6. It is baseball season. Where did the term “Texas League single” come from?

  7. sure girdle, but how about girder :wink:

  8. maal says: 163

    another well know word from gird would have to be girdle…

  9. animzor says: 162

    I’d like to request the word ‘Miscellaneous’, it drives me crazy.

  10. fastcock says: 161

    i registered just to ask you about the word ‘Kalashnikov’ it is Russian and i would like to know more about ‘Kalashnikov’. :?: :?: :?: :oops:

    • Ask sniperskaya, he deals in them… :arrow:

      • aLx says: 161.1.1

        I thought a kalashnikov was an assault rifle, not a sniper rifle. never touched a gun, though, so I don’t really know what I’m talking about.

      • To quote sniperskaya:

        …Mikhail Timofeyevich Kalashnikov, “father” of the rifles that bear his patronymic. Avtomat Kalashnikova model 1947. With over 100 million of the AK series and their variants produced (RPK, SVD, Tygr, Saiga, shotguns, etc.), he has been twice named “Hero of Socialist Labor” (Герой работы социалиста) and awarded the Order of Saint Andrew the Protoclete (Заказ священнейшего Андрюа Protoclete). He even has a vodka named after him. I think at one time Russia even had a brand of Kalsahnikov or AK cigarettes. So with either with the rifles, vodka, or cigarettes he’s gonna get you!

        Me? I’ve only touched BB-guns and the like… :roll:

      • Alongside the M1 Garand, the Kalashnikov is one of the finest weapons ever made

  11. nowaydude says: 160

    I would like to know where the word “Boner” comes from. For example, I had a boner (erection) in the morning when I saw boobies.

  12. tdraven says: 159

    For wordlovers i know where it come from But i just want you dear teacher to make a lessons about it that all :D
    I not some asshole who learn martial arts to get chicks.
    No i am the real deal and i have some homework for you :wink: :wink:
    Look for Watanabe Kondo, Shidoshi-Ho

  13. Marina, дорогой учитель, first, welcome back. Hope you had a good weekend. It was Mother’s Day Sunday. Does Russia celebrate Mother’s Day? Since we hear so much about “Mother Russia” it seems that you should. If so, how does it differ from Mother’s Day in the USA? Just curious…
    спасибо

  14. essorance says: 157

    Hello!

    I would like to request the word “Essorant”

  15. hi i love ur lesson u doing and i will love it if u can can do word request on 201 that number very special to me if u can thank you

  16. cimska says: 155

    :twisted: What is the origin of the word kiss :cry:
    :arrow: kiss means to barely or lightly touch,
    :arrow: kiss this means that your lips touch another person. for example: kissing in public & is illegal in the country of india based on laws that govern relationships
    :arrow: kiss ass is slang meaning to be obsequious; fawn I think that means to be favor someone highly as a means of getting their way over others
    :arrow: kiss off is slang meaning to reject, dismiss, ignore, give up, denounce
    :arrow: kiss (a bite sized chocolate)
    :arrow: kiss (a sugar cookie)
    :arrow: kiss (a toffeelike confectionary)
    :arrow: kiss in the game of billards, means the slight touch of one ball to another
    :arrow: Also to blow a kiss to use eye contact & showing the significant other your lips while then blowing in their general direction (a “kiss”)
    :arrow: kiss also means to make a smack sound with your lips as if they had touched another (this is only the case when you use eye contact with another person)
    :arrow: KISS the heavy metal Band from early years
    :arrow: kiss is the act of or instance of kissing your significant other
    :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:

  17. My dear teacher,

    Please enjoy the weekend off with pay, of course. You earned it after babysitting this crowd.

    Peaceful dreams.

  18. wordlover says: 153

    Wow! STILL no new video… :sad:

    Wel’, mebby t’morry!

    G’night, fo’ks, I’m outy!

  19. eyesopened says: 151

    Hello Marina,

    I’d like to know where does the word voluptuous comes from?

  20. wordlover says: 150

    ’s ‘ matter, pennsyltucky9, cat got your tongue?

  21. wordlover says: 149

    For those of you just joining us, the last thing you would’ve seen below the video up top is:

    There Are 666 Comments for “Gird Your Loins (Answer)”

    • BillyB says: 149.1

      Have you ever hit the Digg Button?

    • Bob says: 149.2

      714 now. Are we going for a record?
      Then here’s a worthy one; if we really have 68,238,545 + 1 soldiers in this army, why don’t we pick one of Marinas videos and all view it on YouTube?
      If we all give Marina our Bleeding Love we could knock Leona Lewis off the “most viewed of all time” spot by this time tomorrow.
      I suggest we do the “G4 TV Appearance” video as that already has 2.5 million views to give us a head start.

  22. way2virgo says: 148

    My word request is “stemcell”. The answer(s) to your homework question is a word derived from gird is girder. As in a steel girder that is used to bind up the loins of a building, so to speak. Also girdle, which has an obvious connection. Possible third derivation of gird could be guard. A guard is a form of binding up the perimeter of an area. You might even have a guard girdling girders. picture that as you may. School was never like this, teacher! :smile:

  23. eric812 says: 147

    is there rules for over requesting words?

  24. ReeQ says: 146

    Thank you wordlover. i like yours to :mrgreen:

  25. can i request for the words who, what, where why and how?

  26. nbeltran says: 144

    :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile: :smile:

    As always directed to the true Philologist, Marina

    and not to the MENSA people here or the Robin Williams or

    the George Carlins, and US NAVY SEALS and the devoted

    Philology BLACK BELTS and the tiny Bob guy who has

    a “morning problem” and could use some Viagra in here…LOL

    LOL, I just love the pure entertainment of the brainy in here??

    LOL

    What is the origin of the words, “handicapped?”

    LOL

    referring to all “the Others” on this Lost type of forum island. :razz: :grin: :cool: :smile: :shock: :mrgreen: :lol: :lol: :oops: :grin: :cool: :cool:

    LOL

    Vini Vidi Vici

  27. Dear teacher,
    I ‘ve read nearly hundreds of comments in your website. There is a lot of “declarations” (love oriented comments). I was wondering, how do you react? Do you feel flattered? Do you believe in these comments? Do they help you in hard moments? Well, how do you live all this?
    Excuse me for my curiosity (perhaps interest?)
    Amicalement,
    Your devoted psychanalist euh…. student,
    Don Felipe Gonzales Freud of the strange questions land.

  28. fatedace says: 142

    You should do the word, FLOCCI­NAUCINI­HILIPIL­IFICATION

  29. morroida says: 140

    i have a word for ya, “crowbar” crow is a bird and a bar is a bar…

    see if this is acualy something

  30. BoArgMir says: 139

    :arrow: BY THE WAY………

    Marina is getting so bombarded with word requests……how can she possibly keep up? If you look at you tube…same thing!! With so many members now…..she must need to get more assistants (real ones) to help.

    MARINA—a suggestion… :idea: ….if you CONSOLIDATE all the requests onto one page listing…..members could go to this one page and scan for word submissions BEFORE they submit to you. This would severely cut down on the repeat submissions.
    You could also have the names of members next to the word to give them credit.

    What do you MEMBERS think?? How about it Marina?? :?:

    BoArgMir :smile:

    • Marina asks that word requests are left on this HFW website and I guess that if I were her I would not lower myself to ‘listen’ to the common abuse she tends to attract from many on youtube.
      I can’t bear to ‘listen’

      It is the more educated fellows like yourself (I know this because I enjoyed your letter and you got this far anyway ) with a vivacious appetite for literary knowledge (and also think that our hero is super tasty) that subscribe here

      If you want people to think that you had a few dictionary pages for breakfast rather that Corn Flakes or just simply have the hots for Marina then this is the right place for you. :wink: :grin:
      And an intelligent lady is much more stimulating.

      So welcome to the feast of etymology (and the most painful pun (play with words) showdowns possible unfortunately). :grin:

      There are many forums with fascinating or just hilarious threads so do have a good look round, SHARE YOUR KNOWLEDGE WITH US and most importantly HAVE GREAT FUN. Please remember that there are many different nationalities cultures and customs involved that may not understand yours so tread carefully initially (trust me I didn’t and I regret it….sorry proz and WL).

      If Marina (toohotforwords I call her) reads any comments, (and I am certain that she does ) it will most likely be here, but she’s a very busy lady please don’t ever expect a reply but feel blessed with the divine privilege if she does , as I have never been that lucky. (so far )

      I LOVE YOU MARINA xxx

      As for the Teacher’s Pet we all dream of that one day.
      Just to have your name mentioned for nominating that lesson’s word ….sigh dream on 2HFWFC

  31. BoArgMir says: 138

    ANYONE…….who has received one of Marina’s cards….what are they like? I have signed up for them, but was after the last one (April 1 cards) went out. Is it just a photo? Just curious :grin:

  32. — Marina: Fueling the Imaginations of Mankind

    Until the ’script has catapulted me to a multi-millionaire status, … once a week I will come to visit and to listen to our Marina.

    … for a moment I toy with thoughts that some Grand Purpose didn’t design that “thing” Marina talking and moving on my computer screen right now, and while I watch her for the next few moments …, as if pondering upon a work of art I listen to my thoughts as I sit and stare at our Marina.

    “There is no God?”

    Ha! How silly a thought! Of course some thing made her like that …!~

  33. eric812 says: 136

    i would like to know the origin of the word “bloody” the way people from the U.K. use it.example….it`s “bloody” cold outside”,there way of swearing?

    your future teachers pet….ericou812

  34. pagedoll says: 135

    I would like to know about the word POPPYCOCK . :) :cool:

  35. ReeQ says: 134

    actually i have a word request: “Soulmate”

  36. meehowik says: 133

    word request: what is the origin of “bikini”?

  37. aLx says: 132

    so where did the snafu lesson go?

  38. tdraven says: 131

    Hello marina can you tell me where the word NINJA come from :D
    if not i will hunt you with my ninja skill lol :D
    LOL is so great to be a real Ninja :D best word in the world heheheh
    Dont try to search video of ninja on youtube is just crap because real ninja dont post video of your own training is forbiden !!!

  39. jms031193 says: 130

    could your next word please be pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

  40. dat90 says: 129

    Excellent video Marina. How about the word juxtaposition?

  41. bhigterry says: 128

    Okay, I’m dying to be your pet….I meant teacher’s pet, of course…so here’s my request for a word: sycophant

    Thank you
    (Girding up his loins)

  42. I have just registered and I did this only for you Marina. I want to know the origin of the word Lip’s. I really really hope that you will answer my question, and then make me your teachers pet.

  43. wordlover says: 126

    Look at Br’er pennsyltucky9 des’ sittin’ dere waitin’ fer de noo viddy-oh ter pop up so dat he ken be de fust wun fer ter ’spond!

    Ah bes’ run, Ah hears Mars Sleepy-tymbe a-callin’…

    Sinsilly,
    Yo’ Uncle Remus

  44. fastcock says: 125

    i registered just to ask you about the word ‘Kalashnikov’ it is Russian and i would like to know more about ‘Kalashnikov’. :?: :?: :?: :oops:

  45. rshoover says: 124

    ok, here’s requests regarding three phrases… “Mind your P’s and Q’s”, “Sleep tight”, and “Wet your whistle.”

  46. porksl4ve says: 123

    what came first the color orange or the fruit named orange?

  47. cmacfamsc says: 122

    How about the origin of the word pissant?

  48. nettitus says: 121

    Hello

    –> For Marina

    CAn you help me about word “Titanus” – ??

    Is a latin world .
    In english there are 2 words similar : Titans and Titanium.

    English is a language with many latin words.

    I dreams many times this word, I think that is many important.

    The titanium is for eg. the metal + strong of the universe.

    so the mean ot Titanus is at the base of the world ??

    Can you help me ??

    Ask me other details about this word.

    Tanks,
    Alex

  49. girld girdle gurdle.

    Something like that.

  50. senior says: 117

    Girddle…..too easy… :mrgreen:

  51. Hello Marina

    I m your Fan number one -(yes !! it’s me……………….. Not too much disappointed ??)
    And your fan number 0ne would like to know the origine of the word… SEX ??
    Can U Help me ?

  52. spelcheck says: 115

    Hi Marina ,my trusty teacher.Could you please do a video on the word ‘Juggernaut’.

  53. Bob says: 114

    OK, Guys, we have a quorum; we’re having a field trip.
    2hfwfc, you get the steaks and some of those fat ASDA sausages.
    Pencil (PT9), you get the beer.
    WL, you get the barbie.
    and I’ll get the charcoal, matches and condoms.

    WHAT!?

    Well, of course we need condoms; how are we going to keep the matches dry if it rains?

    Why, you didn’t think …?
    Well really!

  54. BoArgMir says: 112

    Marina,

    Why are certain shoes called ESPADRILLES? Do you know? What language is that word? And do you own a pair?

    BoArgMir :shock:

  55. eri grich says: 111

    :idea:

    Marina,i would like to know why does conventionalized heart symbolize love? And where this form came from?

    Thank you :smile:

  56. ct says: 110

    Hey Marina! I was wondering where and how the term “bread-winner” came about? Thank you as always! :wink:

  57. My Finland-England dictionary says that the word GAME means the same as prey is that a typing mistake or is it true that game means prey

  58. weldo says: 107

    I was wondering what does the word Rapscallion mean. And does it have anything to do with what we call rappers today?

  59. I should have asked in my last message, but I was wondering about something. Why when the word sex is taken on its own it means gender or copulation, but when used as a morpheme, such as in sexagenarian and sexcentenary, it means 6 or 60? I can only guess they have different origins hence different meanings. Am I correct in thinking this?

  60. For the Gird thing most have went for girdle, but being Scottish I have to go with girder. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfHFWq-YIOk

  61. tattoo says: 104

    girder, a support used in building is derived from gird i think, teacher.

  62. Hey Teach, Can You talk to Putan and tell Him to knock it off? His is making it really hard to keep Iran in check, without nuking them.
    Thank you

  63. jrr2602 says: 102

    Girdle >: something that encircles or confines: as a : an article of dress encircling the body usually at the waist b : a woman’s close-fitting undergarment often boned and usually elasticized that extends from the waist to below the hips

  64. MAESTRA, Is it ironic that your name in español [Marina] esta Navy? With thousands of men, Making war on ignorance.?????ha ja ja. :wink:

  65. air-z says: 100

    I was wrong again!? I need a tutor.Guess I’m too busy FIDDLE F_CKING AROUND! :wink:

  66. Jerry says: 99

    Word request: “decolletage” (accent aigu over the first “e”). I am reminded of this word whenever I see one of your videos. While I know the meaning, I suspect that it is not in the working vocabulary of many of your viewers, and you might be able to have some fun presenting an explanation.