WASIRAUHLPSDS, Coloring 365. You Flower You Feast (x)

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Virginia Woolf, The Years

shout out to me in 5 years…hope shes doing something cool i’m rooting for her

“I was surprised how some people were clutching their pearls about my Ken, as though they ever thought about Ken for a second before this. They never played with Ken. Nobody plays with Ken. He’s an accessory and not even one of the cool ones.”

Unknown model for Grazia Italy, 19 May 1996

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The Society (2019—) Created by Christopher Keyser

Commonly Used Words and their Synonyms!

Instead of using… You can use the word…

Looked — observed, peered, gazed, glanced, explored, glimpsed, stared, eyed, viewed, noticed, watched, inspected, examined, and peeked. 

Said — told, stated, replied, phrased, announced, articulated, reported, expressed, voiced, mentioned, communicated, uttered, spoke, and vocalised.

Shouted — yelled, roared, exclaimed, hollered, cried, called out, squealed, wailed, screeched, squawked, bellowed, shrieked, screamed, and howled.

Laughed — chuckled, smiled, giggled, grinned, snickered, cracked up, hooted, roared, snorted, howled, erupt into laughter, and burst into laughter.

Good — great, pleasant, wonderful, positive, awesome, rad, splendid, worthy, superb, superior, marvellous, stellar, excellent, and super.

Bad — awful, atrocious, terrible, negative, unfortunate, rough, dreadful, dismal., poor, appalling, lousy, unpleasant, crummy, and miserable. 

Nice — polite, kind, respectable, friendly, well-mannered, admirable, wonderful, affable, lovely, nifty, pleasant, inviting, enjoyable, and fine.

Mean — nasty, evil, unkind, vicious, cruel, wicked, bothersome, spiteful, unpleasant, hateful, malicious, harsh, uncaring, and insensitive. 

Tried — weary, burned out, sleepy, sluggish, exhausted, drowsy, fatigued, heavy-eyed, beat, lifeless, drained, lazy, worn out, and droopy.

Scared — frightened, worried, afraid, anxious, fearful, timid, startled, suspicious, alarmed, apprehensive, petrified, shaken, terrified, and panicked.

Happy — glad, ecstatic, joyful, jovial, delighted, merry, content, elated, blissful, gleeful, cheerful, thrilled, pleasant, and overjoyed.   

Sad — unhappy, disappointed, miserable, blue, depressed, sorrowful, gloomy, melancholy, down in the dumps, dismal, heartbroken, down, and full of woe.

Mad — angry, outraged, grouchy, fuming, furious, frantic, irritated, cranky, annoyed, irate, livid, enraged, infuriated, and heated.

Excited — eager, wired, enthusiastic, simulated, thrilled, jubilant, hysterical, jumpy, charged, anxious, awakened, fired up, nervous, and on edge.

Pretty — beautiful, charming, attractive, elegant, handsome, gorgeous, dazzling, captivating, nice-looking, glamorous, lovely, stunning, appealing, and memorising.

Ugly — unpleasant, gruesome, horrid, gross, dreadful, beastly, grotesque, deformed, appalling, plain, unsightly, loathsome, hideous, and homely.

Little — small, young, tiny, mini, petite, short, minute, slim, pocket-sized, slight, pint-sized, minor, miniature, and wee.

Big — humongous, ginormous, gigantic, hefty, large, jumbo, huge, massive, enormous, oversize, vast, great, giant, and abundant.

Funny — humorous, whimsical, hilarious, eccentric, amusing, side-splitting, comical, lighthearted, witty, jolly, nutty, hysterical, jokey, and droll.

Fun — entertaining, interesting, pleasurable, a blast, exciting, captivating, enjoyable, fascinating, engaging, gratifying, action-filled, lively, amusing, and enchanting. 

Smart — keen, intelligent, clever, cunning, screwed, knowledgeable, brilliant, sharp-witted, wise, scholarly, bright, gifted, canny, and brainy. 

Like — love, care about, adore, value, fond of, treasure, cherish, appreciate, admire, enjoy, passionate about, crazy about, and devoted to.     

Hate — loathe, detest, dislike greatly, despise, execrate, feel revulsion towards, feel hostile towards, be repelled by, be revolted by, regard with disgust, be unable to stomach, find intolerable, shudder at, and recoil from. 

Hot — sweltering, fiery, overly warm, heated, burning up, stuffy, sizzling, spicy, blistering, humid, boiling, blazing, scorching, and scalding. 

Cold — chilly, very cold, icy, bitter, frigid, arctic, frosty, nippy, crisp, harsh, wintry, biting, freezing, and polar.

Fast — quick, speedy, sudden, hurried, abrupt, rushed, rapid, instantly, brisk, dashing, hasty, accelerated, swift, and prompt. 

Slow — unhurried, inactive, leisurely, slothful, sluggish, passive, gradual, snail-like, slack, time-consuming, stagnant, decelerate, delay, and losing speed. 

✧･*ﾟscottish female names

under the cut are a mixture of 260 traditional, modern and uncommon scottish female names. this masterlist was created for all in one breath rp, but feel free to link on your own sites! names are listed in alphabetical order. as always, it’s a good idea to google pronunciations (some of them might surprise you!). my favourites are in bold, just because. please like♡ or reblog if you found this useful.

A

adaira, adamina, agnes, aila, aileen, ailith, ailsa, ainsley, alana, alba, albe, alexina, alison, alpina, alycie, amelia, amie, andrina, annag, annella, annis, annabel, aoife, arabella, aria, athdara, artis, ava

B

beatrice, bessie, bethia, betsie, betty, blair, bonnie, bonnibelle, bridget, bridie, broca, brodie

C

cadha, cairstine, cait, caitlin, calene, camden, cameron, campbell, caoimhe, caroline, catriona, ceana, cecily, chrissa, christal, clementine, coira, colina, cora, cullodina, cumina

D

dallas, daracha, davida, davina, davonna, deidre, devorgilla, dolina, donella, dorcas, dorothy

E

ealasaid, eara, earie, edina, edme, effemy, egidia, eglantine, eilidh, eirica, eithne, elsbeth, elspeth, elyne, enya, eriska, erskina, erwina, etta, eufemie, euna, euphemia, evanna, evina, eve, evelyn, evir

F

fallon, fearchara, fenella, ferelith, fia, fiona, finnia, finola, firtha, flora, florrie, forba, forveleth, frances, freya, fyfa

G

gaira, gavenia, gavina, ginnifer, gislaine, glenda, glynnis, gordana, gormelia, greer, griselda, grizel, gunna, gwendolyn, gwyneth

H, I, J, K

hazel, heather, hesther, hextilda, idelle, ilissa, inghean, innis, iona, isla, isobel, jaime, jamesina, janetta, jemima, jesanie, kellina, kelsey, keltie, kenna, kennedy, kinley, kirstine, kyla

L

lainie, laire, lara, larena, leana, leane, letitia, lileas, lilias, linsey, lioslaith, logan, lorna, lucretia

M

mabel, marcail, marcella, machara, mackenzie, maggie, mai, maira, maisie, malie, malvina, malmuira, marion, marietta, marjory, marsaili, martha, matilda, meribeth, merrilees, mhairi, mildred, minnie, mina, minda, minette, mirren, moibeal, moira, molmoria, morag, morven, muire, murren, myna, mysie

N, O, P, R

nairna, nathaira, nessa, nessia, nichola, norrie, ogilvy, oona, orabilia, orla, osla, owena, paisley, rhiannon, rhona, rhonda, rinalda, robena, ronnette, rossalyn, rose, rowena

S

senga, seonag, sheena, sileas, sima, siobhan, skena, skye, sloan, sorcha, struana, sulwen

T, U, V, W

taffy, tatha, tara, tavia, taye, teagan, teva, tira, torberta, torra, tosia, treva, una, vaila, vanora, vida, vika, violet, wilma, winifred, wynda, wynfreda