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A familiar old feeling of fresh excitement. Spring is here! |
Spring! Grow forth, pop out, Don't be shy! Creatures on legs and roots both, It's time to spring out, Like time and time again, Never less exciting. Familiar feeling of excitement; Familiar sight of brand new life! In a neovetus world, Neoveterans, big and small stretch towards the Sun, proudly presenting this spring's form. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Neologies: Neovetus Part of speech: adjective Type and origin: combination of the two latin words neo (english: new) and vetus (english:old). Definition: Having qualities of being old and new at the same time, for instance by renewal of previously existing structures . Sentence usage: The tree stood proudly in new foliage, a neovetus sight in springtime. Neoveteran Part of speech: noun Type and origin: combination of the latin/english words neo and veteran. Definition: object (concrete or abstract) that has both old and new qualities. Neovetus object (see def. of neovetus above). Sentence usage: The oak tree became a neoveteran each spring, all dressed up in new yet familiar foliage. Notes ▼ |