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Comic-Con and My New Book

I will be at Comic-Con this Saturday the 25th.  Details can be found here and I will also have a secret get-together afterward for those who can’t make it into the show.  I will email you the info if you sign up here.

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  1. Marina,
    Thank you for mentioning evolution in your book, even if only in passing. Far too many people in this country think that it is “just a theory,” and that worries me. My being so preoccupied with the number of people who accept this well-supported scientific theory may seem silly or even obsession-driven, but I believe that the problem in this country runs far more deeply than just a reaction against evolution, or even ignorance- it is a rejection of science itself. As you know, a healthy society depends on the scientific enterprise for its future economic and environmental health and technology. Let us, as a nation, not deride the very process that has already yielded so much in the way of life-saving medications, clean water, and time-saving technologies for billions.
    Thanks again and keep up the good work!

    P.S. If anyone is interested in learning more, check out the Beyond Belief Convention and other programs online or on TV:

    http://thesciencenetwork.org/

  2. wwwebster says: 69

    Hello there,

    I’d like to request the word [betelgeuse], which I’ve seen used in the move “Beetlejuice” and the book “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.”

    Thanks! ;-)

  3. James says: 68

    Only 5 comments since mine? God, it’s pretty much dead.

  4. Che Volay says: 67

    Learn any new words over at Comic-Con, Fox news had a couple Booth Babe and Complay.

  5. James says: 66

    Can you see google ands on my website?

    jamesingtonthethird.com

    I cant see them on anything. Unless I use a proxy.

  6. kapish says: 65

    I want to request for word summer salt.It will be interesting to know more about this word ….. What say? ;-)

  7. James says: 64

    Marina what is this I pulled from Harpercollins?

    All Events
    Promoting Hot for Words
    Wednesday, August 19, 2009
    SIRIUS XM RADIO/Freewheelin

    Wednesday, August 19, 2009
    SIRIUS XM RADIO/Get in Bed with Cosmo

    Thursday, October 01, 2009
    PENTHOUSE

    PENTHOUSE ????!

  8. Hi i always wondered where did the word [Nigger] or [niger] not sure how to spell it but where did that word come from? not to be offensive to anyone

  9. Hi Ms. or Miss Orlova [Which is the proper address to my teacher]

    I have three words to request they are:

    !) [feeling froggy] 2) [holy roller] 3) [beat around the bush]

    Thank you teacher for your cheerful motivation and light manner.
    Intellligence is sexy and learning is fun! :)

    Apple for teacher.

    Back to my Homework.

    Bye for now

  10. leonard says: 61

    Word phrase request: [CONTRACT] Modern Liberia was founded in 1822 by freed slaves from the United States. They were sent to Africa under the auspices of the American Colonization Society, a private organization whose purpose was “to promote and execute a plan for colonizing in Africa, with their own consent, the free people of color residing in the US.”
    Motives of the ACS
    The American Colonization Society was a group of white Americans — including some slaveholders — that had a variety of motives. Free blacks, freedmen and their descendants, encountered widespread discrimination in the United States of the early 19th century…today is their independence day… :smile:

  11. gwynn_fan says: 59

    Hi Marina
    When I look at the pictures of you I get very {stressed} :???: knowing that I can never have anyone as you beautiful :grin: as you…but, If it ever possible, I would love to make you one of my [desserts. :mrgreen: ] Which makes me wonder…were people {stressed} before eating [desserts] or, after finishing their [desserts,] they become {stressed?}
    So, which came first the [desserts] or {stressed} Are there any words that are longer, that also spell a word when they’re reveresed?
    thanks Bob

  12. tonyb says: 58

    I watched for you on G4 and their comic-con special. But I did not see you. The program was long too. That one tan woman hostess had on an all white outfit that looked real sexy to me. She even had on white patent leather or vinyl bed boots!! Those goth chicks look sexy too. I do not see anything religious or occultic to them putting on a sensual night gown and those glossy lips and that band around their throat. But the hostess tonight was dressed white not in black. but cool anyway!! But some goth chicks I have seen in internet photos have on fishnet nylons and they do not turn me on. But plain sheer black nylons do!!

  13. M’s pic of her at ComicCon shows her with her calendars. I wonder if they have the corrected July, that is they have been reprinted? And I wonder if the printer who prepared them had to give M some compensation for the goof (if she didn’t submit the artwork herself). Boy, that must have been embarrasing.

  14. archy93 says: 56

    I would like to request the word [Maelstrom]

  15. xmate22 says: 55

    Any One Looking For One Night Stand? Use The Link(:->
    http://www.xmate.org

  16. PageDoll says: 54

    Check out this quick video that someone shot of me on the way to see Marina at ComiCon!
    Don’t blink, you’ll miss me! :)

  17. uncle jim says: 53

    [ outstanding ] or [ you are outstanding ]

  18. uncle jim says: 52

    how about ( iluvuluvme.com )

  19. lightnjack says: 51

    Enjoy your lessons, and your banter. Visited your mother country in ‘91. I’m a fan of pirate movies and have always wondered what [shiver me timbers] meant.

  20. Che Volay says: 50

    Today July 25 is National Hot Fudge Sundae, my question why a Saturday?

  21. fprofessor says: 49

    Hello Marina, my request word is a simple one, the conjunction:
    [but]

    As in Yetti Snowbutt

    or:

    Yes, but I have no intention and don’t feel like doing the idea, suggestion, or advice, that you just told me about’

    or: more simply,…. ‘ Yes, but, no.’

    I am so tired of this over used word, that I have formulated my own embelishments of it. for instance I will use the alternative word… buttons

    I very often replace it with,…’ Buttons and Yetti Snowmen!, or..Buttons and Yetti Snowboots! It is just that boring a word, and so negative.

    Question?: Is this a word of doubt placement?

    I find that most people I know use it mostly as the opening word for an excuse of why they don’t want to take advice or a suggestion, or an idea. I don’t know what exactly goes on with this mindset and would you please include this is your explanation of the word. It may be an ego thing.

    If you would also go into it’s alternatives, as:

    Even still, Although, Yet, Then again, etc. etc.

    I love what you do! Meow Kisses! Keep doing it! I love English!

    ps. Care to branch out into English Composition also? This is how I came to love to write poetry, and short stories! It is so cerebrally exciting to see words come alive before you on paper, to create characters and their emotions, and speech. To grasp ideas, and to formlate contrast with emotional conflicts, that affect actions and moods. Again Thank you.

    • Late at the old university dormitory, the full moon cast sharp shadows from it’s spires and gargoyles. It was a stark and dormy night.

      • I was at my desk that night, grinding out a story for the Chicago Sunday Times, Mister Venchenzo seemed to think that it would be much better for me to spend late hours chained to a desk than to be one of the faceless millions aimlessly wandering the streets at this ungodly hour. Strange as it may seem, the full moon above, was also affecting my stomach gas,that night, and I felt a real tide rising within me, when Pavlov’s dog phone rang next to me. I don’t think I was turning into anything, yet I cringed at the thought.

        A strange inky thing, had been spotted lurking about, down by the old University. I didn’t know what that could mean, but it was my chance to escape from the hot molasses work that had become my only dog bone in life. I hastily, scribbled a note for Venchenzo, sprayed my shoes with WD40, and slipped out the doorway. For a reporter, I was somehow always drawn to the somewhat eerie side of life. The not so famous Karl Kolchack was at it again.

        My word for you is [ Catholic ] which means Universal? I am interested in it’s orign, and why it was chosen.

  22. PLEASE MARINA, WEAR SOME REALLY LOOSE SANDALS TO COMIC CON! PLEASE!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

  23. niteowl says: 45

    Don’t live on west coast and no way to get out there, sorry.

  24. r1wolf says: 44

    Hmm, I was wondering if there was pictures… But, are you as good in print as you are in video?

    Wish I could join you at comic con… :roll: But, a visit to my mom and sister is in hand!

  25. xiledsoviet says: 43

    I would like to know the origin of the word [MARINE] (as in the military)

  26. [CATERWAUL]

    [G-SPOT]

    You know, I didn’t intentionally request these two as a related pair. I guess Freud lives on.

  27. MARINA I LIVE IN SAN DIEGO. YOU MEAN IF I GO TO THIS COMIC CON I CAN MEET YOU IN PERSON!!! WILL YOU SHOW ME YOUR FEET!?? :mrgreen: :oops:

    • Looks like it had best be a boot day, Dear Teach.

    • beevee14 says: 41.2

      I think you would more likely get acquainted with her securities feet, but thats me. She would know it was you because you would be the only one in line not staring at her….ugh, not looking just below her head! :twisted:

      Every comment I have ever seen from you has to do with feet. Like David Lee said, “I like the way the line runs up the back of the stocking….I always liked those high heels,too” :mrgreen:

      Damn, now I’M thinking about M’s feet ;-)

  28. thegorn says: 40

    Hotforwords would like to know the origin of the word [JIFFY]

  29. animalntaz says: 39

    Well, this sounds a bit too crude that I don’t see you making a lesson out of. But I have been wondering why do they call it a “blow” job when sucking is involved? :mrgreen:

  30. tbrianjones says: 37

    The term engineer is used to describe just about everything these days. I’m a mechanical engineer by education, used to work as a manufacturing engineer, now i’m a software engineer, and i’m running a startup, engineering a new business.

    I was commenting on the term ‘engineer’ and the history and age of the term came to mind. I immediately thought of you. I think [engineer] is a great word to study and present to your group!

    Thanks [smarty pants]

  31. Hey Marina. :smile: Recently i saw an older movie (forgot now what it was) where a guy referred to a girl as a [broad] :?: I’m just wondering, where the origin of this word comes from, and how it has come to mean “female”.

    -MusicKrazed92 :razz:

    again just in case you didn’t see there word in that jumble^
    [BROAD] :mrgreen: thanks

  32. sxad1 says: 35

    Here is a creative exercise for students of Marina.

    What is the funniest thing said in English that would be misunderstood from some one listening in another language?

  33. sxad1 says: 34

    These distance education courses in foreign languages are expensive but fun!

    I was up late cramming for my language courses. Here is another, it was an extra expensive night.
    Chinese
    [boo] means no
    So when you boo some one am I actually speaking Chinese saying “no” to what they are saying or doing?
    [hao] greeting means good / Okay / . . . pronounced “how”
    American Indians say “how” at least on TV. Is this or any other words related back to Chinese?

    Cant travel the world. But would like to experience different cultures. Go to a strip club!

  34. alan rogers says: 33

    Hey Marina

    If a picture is worth a 1000 words then lets see thats …

    80 words x 80 pictures of Marina x 1000 = Too Hot for Words!

    I’d like to know the origin of the phrase [kangaroo court] please.

    I’m off to buy a book now!

    Alan

      • Thanks Leonard

        You might have seen these already but if not … enjoy:

        Word humour:

        I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me.

        Police were called to a day care where a 3-yr-old was resisting a rest.

        Did you hear about the guy whose whole left side was cut off? He’s all
        right now.

        The roundest knight at King Arthur’s round table was Sir Cumference.

        The butcher backed up into the meat grinder & got a little behind in his
        work.

        To write with a broken pencil is pointless.

        When fish are in schools, they sometimes take debate.

        The short fortune teller who escaped from prison was a small medium at
        large.

        A thief who stole a calendar got 12 months.

        A thief fell & broke his leg in wet cement. He became a hardened
        criminal.

        When the smog lifts in Los Angeles , U.C.L.A.

        The dead batteries were given out free of charge.

        A dentist & a manicurist fought tooth and nail.

        A bicycle can’t stand alone; it is two tired.

        A will is a dead giveaway.

        Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.

        A backward poet writes inverse.

        In a democracy it’s your vote that counts; in feudalism, it’s your Count
        that votes.

        A chicken crossing the road: poultry in motion.

        If you don’t pay your exorcist you can get repossessed.

        Show me a piano falling down a mine shaft & I’ll show you A-flat miner.

        The guy who fell onto an upholstery machine was fully recovere d.

        A grenade fell onto a kitchen floor in France , resulted in Linoleum
        Blownapart.

        You are stuck with your debt if you can’t budge it.

        A calendar’s days are numbered.

        A lot of money is tainted: ‘Taint yours, and ‘taint mine.

        A boiled egg is hard to beat.

        He had a photographic memory, which was never developed.

        Those who get too big for their britches will be exposed in the end.

        When you’ve seen one shopping centre, you’ve seen a mall.

        When she saw her first strands of grey hair, she thought she’d dye.

        Bakers trade bread recipes on a knead to know basis.

        Santa’s helpers are subordinate clauses. Word humour:

        I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me.

        Police were called to a day care where a 3-yr-old was resisting a rest.

        Did you hear about the guy whose whole left side was cut off? He’s all
        right now.

        The roundest knight at King Arthur’s round table was Sir Cumference.

        The butcher backed up into the meat grinder & got a little behind in his
        work.

        To write with a broken pencil is pointless.

        When fish are in schools, they sometimes take debate.

        The short fortune teller who escaped from prison was a small medium at
        large.

        A thief who stole a calendar got 12 months.

        A thief fell & broke his leg in wet cement. He became a hardened
        criminal.

        When the smog lifts in Los Angeles , U.C.L.A.

        The dead batteries were given out free of charge.

        A dentist & a manicurist fought tooth and nail.

        A bicycle can’t stand alone; it is two tired.

        A will is a dead giveaway.

        Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.

        A backward poet writes inverse.

        In a democracy it’s your vote that counts; in feudalism, it’s your Count
        that votes.

        A chicken crossing the road: poultry in motion.

        If you don’t pay your exorcist you can get repossessed.

        Show me a piano falling down a mine shaft & I’ll show you A-flat miner.

        The guy who fell onto an upholstery machine was fully recovere d.

        A grenade fell onto a kitchen floor in France , resulted in Linoleum
        Blownapart.

        You are stuck with your debt if you can’t budge it.

        A calendar’s days are numbered.

        A lot of money is tainted: ‘Taint yours, and ‘taint mine.

        A boiled egg is hard to beat.

        He had a photographic memory, which was never developed.

        Those who get too big for their britches will be exposed in the end.

        When you’ve seen one shopping centre, you’ve seen a mall.

        When she saw her first strands of grey hair, she thought she’d dye.

        Bakers trade bread recipes on a knead to know basis.

        Santa’s helpers are subordinate clauses.

        • :smile: I liked that very much and thank you :lol:

          thank you alan rogers: my inverse is an egg to beg for more, but I can’t beat this boiled egg from Russia(fancy1)…need to know who took my [dough]nut hole(WHoLe of HoLy)

          …LUV on and ON :razz: beets are read, take knotes :cool:

  35. sxad1 says: 32

    Cant travel the world. But would like to experience different cultures. Go to a strip club!

    Czech republic
    [Ahoy]
    Being land locked I don’t think of Czech’s as a seafaring country.
    But is this really the origin?

    These distance education courses in foreign languages are expensive but fun!

  36. tonyb says: 31

    Requset the word [CATHOUSE] Heard it once in the army. You look like such a pleased little girl with your new published book. I am glad you are not stuffy about it!! I already ordered it through your website. Can you say YAP YUM? in dutch? It sounded like YAP YAM on the shortwave around 1992!

  37. tonyb says: 30

    I have 9 little ebooks of miine for sale on amazon. They are pertaining to the Bible and under 100 pages each. And I have recordings there I made on my PC of old style folk songs. I even sing two old cathouse ballads. When I feel really lonely I long to do the whorehouse tour of Amsterdam!! Toleldo’s religioius standards are twisted and convuluted. Can’t buy your way into heaven and as the Beattles used to sing MONEY CAN’T BUY ME LOVE!!!

    • beevee14 says: 30.1

      I can understand wanting to go to Amsterdam. I am completely down :!: :mrgreen: But wanting to see their whorehouses :?: :???: Hell, just go stand outside any Army base and you get all you want. You need some of what A-dam is really known for :!: :cool:

      Is Amsterdam famous for whorehouses?

      • tonyb says: 30.1.1

        Of course, I have heard the song Amsterdam by Van Halen STONE YOU LIKE NO ONE ELSE CAN! But I am not interested in their legalized marijuana. I would not need to feel i NEED TO go to a whore except that some sort of misguided religious people have sought to make me cellbate for the past 22 years!!! I thought today that whores are legal in Nevada too!! Like the Bunny Ranch I saw on a A and E special which showed whores in Moscow, Amersterdam. Nevada and Thialand. HOw far do I have to go to get some sex with a pretty girl!! I do have my rights as a christian to a believing wife so says St. Paul in I Corinthians. americans or just toledoans are really really stupid people!!

        • Well, Tb, I’ve always found that women like a man with a sense of human. If you can successfully pull off the self-deprecating humor, thats even better. By successful, I mean anything you say earlier in the evening; you have the, ugh, skill to negate later. it gives them a pleasant surprise. ;-) I have always looked alot younger than my age(and acted accordingly), and I worked the whole ‘I’ve never been with a woman before’ thing until I was like 23!
          Are you sure you’ve never done this before?
          We-e-e-ell, maybe once or twice…why? Do you want me to stop?….. :mrgreen: :twisted: ;-)

          You gotta lighten up a little, my man. I look at it like this:

          Things could always be worse!

  38. mukmika. says: 28

    Pre-ordered your book last night, after some aggro., at Chapters here. Looking forward to some intellectual stimulation in late August. Cheers! :lol:

  39. cufan71 says: 27

    :cool: I can’t wait to read it! I hope you do a book signing here in Georgia! I would love to meet you :!: :grin: :mrgreen:

  40. I’d like to request [flea market]. It’s always baffled me…

  41. seankim says: 25

    sounds like a lot of fun!!! you’ll be a huge splash at comic con!

    [logo]

  42. James says: 24

    Well done Marina. Although this wasn’t a lesson, I really liked it. I look forward to this book, it will be amazing, and come sign some books in England!

  43. kolia says: 23

    Privet! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd1MKnRQh0g&feature=related chto znachit, i would like to request word [ metrosexual]

  44. PageDoll says: 22

    If anybody wants to see the list of people who will be signing autographs at Comicon, here it is.

    Including our teacher,” Marina Orlova author/actor ( Hot for Words ) “

  45. wyo550 says: 21

    Bought your book from Amazon, couldn’t find “stars” to rate your video at Youtube (your pages are getting too crowded) and I found this NY Times story about Comic Con:
    http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/24/business/24avatar.html?hp

    Can you IMAGINE Marina in 3-DDD?

  46. hs4mm says: 20

    The models the GoDaddy photographer would have worked with are likely to have been full time models, correct? I doubt if today you are even a part time model, and you managed to do your full-time job (posting this video) during (or immediately after) the photo-shoot! How did the photographer and others involved in the photo-shoot react to seeing you engage in your full-time, non-modeling job?

    • leonard says: 20.1

      :razz: What does full-time verses part-time mean? Does a tree part-time grow when the mother aborts her time off? Sex is a part-time word; coined by a praise!!!

      sex is prey to the weak(by the week)prayed for by the sick[player of prayers]

      BALTICspruce :mrgreen: :oops: :mrgreen:

      • hs4mm says: 20.1.1

        By “full-time” and “part-time” models I mean those who seek to earn their living by modeling. A “full-time” model would be someone who spends all their time in the pursuit of their modeling career. A “part-time” model would be someone who models for pay but has other primary interests; perhaps an engineer who pursues modeling opportunities as a paying-hobby.

        I think Marina’s interest in this photo-shoot is to have a new avenue to promote HotForWords — she is primarily HotForWords.

        I do not understand what you are trying to say about sex. What are you trying to say?

  47. I would like to request the phrase [Shaggy Dog Stories]
    Why is it called a Shaggy Dog story? Most of them aren’t about dogs!
    Thanks I love your videos.

  48. errin says: 18

    Awesome! Congratulations on your literary debut, Marina! Makes me want to word request [author]. It’s kind of a strange word… I understand that a writer is one that writes, but an author is one that auths??? :?:

    Have a great time at the Comic Con in San Diego. I’m tempted to fly down there for some fun, but I have previous plans. I’m sure you’ll Twitter about it to your fans, which is almost like being there.

    Peace and love, Errin : )

  49. funkerbink says: 17

    I would like to request the word [callipygian] and why has it fallen out of use? Also if my wife asks “do I look fat in this and I say “My dear you are a vision of steatopygia” would she slap me? Please all men must know. We can’t continue to throw words around that get us in trouble.

  50. All the good stuff’s always in California. :sad:

    • While that’s true, not all Californians are able to enjoy that “good stuff.” The pretty, the rich, and the famous get the most out of their time here, while many, though not all, of the rest of us are envious of them. I myself see hundreds of beautiful women everyday, but don’t stand a chance with any of them; it’s like the antithetical line from the movie, “100 Girls”: they’re “so close, and yet, so far away”! It’s simply torturous for the mind, including the libido. Not all is pretty in paradise…

      • I don’t care about the girls (well….) I just wish I could go to Comic-Con

      • The prettiest girls are the lonliest ones. Every guy thinks he doesn’t have a shot, consequently no guys ask pretty girls out. Just start talking to them and see if there is a vibe. The worst they can do is say no.(well, maybe a restraining order!) Be aloof. Yes or No, no big deal to you. They are the ones missing out. Pretty women go crazy over that! Once you start talking, break down that physical barrier by touching there arm, shoulder, WHATEVER! Not whatever,(that restraining order again), but touch them(just once) during light moments when you’re laughing or talking and see what happens.
        If I ever saw M face-to-face, I sure wouldn’t be afraid to talk to her. ;-)

        Of course, if she ever met me, and knew it was beevee14; then I might get introduced to her security :???: :mrgreen:

  51. I might not be the first to mention this, but your calendar is off a tad for the month of July. It has it starting on a Monday (instead of a Wednesday) and ending on a Tuesday (instead of a Friday). Plus it has only 30 days on it (instead of 31). The picture for July is still great as is all the other ones.

  52. :o awesome has already been done students :!:

    wordlist

  53. freebird says: 13

    [ pamphlet ] [ wholesale ]

    Best of luck to you with your book sales! :grin:

  54. :o Please do the word origin for AWESOME :!:

  55. seesixcm6 says: 11

    Congratulations on your new book! I hope you have a nice, successful time at Comic.con, where you will sell many more books.
    Your subscribers should bring you many presents, like flowers, jewelry, bikinis, Lady Godiva chocolates, and boxes to carry home your gifts.
    I won’t make the trip to San Diego but I hope you do well there and get home safely! Always be careful!
    Seesixcm6

  56. BillyB says: 10

    … my first book…

    :cool:
    I’ll get a book, just can’t do it right now… not ’til my credit situation clears up a little. Been shuffling the cards a little lately

  57. errol says: 9

    Everytime I hear or see something about Comic-Con I think of that episode of Entourage when Johnny Drama goes there to sell photographs of himself. Victory!!!!

  58. Hey, Marina – wanna have some fun?

    [BURLESQUE]

  59. bluevanilla says: 7

    Could you please do the words [luxury], [gluttony], and/or [leisure]? Thanks, I love your videos. :]

  60. PageDoll says: 6

    The weirdest thing just happened. I did an image search on google for “hotforwords” and on the 25th page MY avatar showed up! Better yet, the description was a tweet I sent to @hotforwords way back during the MJ funeral! I also saw the “James loves Marina” avatar from James!
    What a trip! :shock:

  61. thegorn says: 5

    how sweet, are you dressed as a bunny?

  62. Really looking forward to your first book, Marina. And dang it I wish I could meet you at Comic-Con.

    Always, Dear Teach.

  63. man hands says: 3

    Wow, you’re going to Comic-con. You should drop by the G4 booth so we can see you on tv.

  64. Che Volay says: 2

    Aloe is a succulent greeting.

  65. leonard says: 1

    cool blue from the hot pink lady of H*O*T*F*O*R*W*O*D*S…

    Marina works Much

    :-) rabbits are nice and advancing..$$$..

    • beevee14 says: 1.1

      I’ve never had rabbit. A guy I used to work with would bring it in fried about once a week but I could never get him to even let me TASTE it, so that shit must have been good! Oh well, I’ll just think about some of the other things I’ve eaten and smile… :twisted:

      You eatin’ any brats in Wisconsin?
      No bullshit, milkfat and lean pork in a natuaral casing or it ain’t a brat! :!: :razz:
      (OK, after much debate, I have decided to accept Johsonville or like sausage/brats…your welcome :razz: )

      • leonard says: 1.1.1

        anything with an apple or cooked with apple wood is good…I was only going to dump my camera :lol:

        I BET MARINA’s BOOK is
        Noun 1. apex – the highest point (of something); “at the peak of the pyramid”
        acme, vertex, peak
        crown – the part of a hat (the vertex) that covers the crown of the head
        roof peak – the highest point of a roof
        extreme point, extremum, extreme – the point located farthest from the middle of something
        2. apex – the point on the celestial sphere toward which the sun and solar system appear to be moving relative to the fixed stars
        apex of the sun’s way, solar apex
        celestial point – a point in the heavens (on the celestial sphere)
        celestial sphere, empyrean, firmament, heavens, vault of heaven, welkin, sphere – the apparent surface of the imaginary sphere on which celestial bodies appear to be projected
        antapex – the point opposite in direction from the solar apex; the point the solar system is moving away from
        …from the free dictionary :smile:

        :lol:

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