Armorous, adj. Def; Having the properties of, or acting as armor.
I don't think this word(or anything with such a meaning) exists yet, and if it does I both have not been informed and believe that this sounds cool. What say you?
Note; Whatever any of you say, i'm using this word and will expect you to know what it means.
548404 I'm pretty sure that since i'm Shakespeare's earthly avatar it's OK for me to create words, especially when there's no reason this word shouldn't exist.
549815 Not one of my writings, but good nonetheless.
"We flatter those we scarcely know; we please the fleeting guest: and deal full many a thoughtless blow to those who love us best. ~Edna Wilcox Wheeler
We will get this word into Webster's Dictionary.
Armorous, adj. Def; Having the properties of, or acting as armor.
I don't think this word(or anything with such a meaning) exists yet, and if it does I both have not been informed and believe that this sounds cool. What say you?
Note; Whatever any of you say, i'm using this word and will expect you to know what it means.
547272
Lol.
They're not going to accept it (and it's not a word) but that was pretty funny to read.
548404
I'm pretty sure that since i'm Shakespeare's earthly avatar it's OK for me to create words, especially when there's no reason this word shouldn't exist.
549226
a-HA!
I KNEW IT!
549635
Out, damned spot!
549679
Nay, nay, forsooth I say to thee:
Wine provideth the desire, but it taketh away the ability.
(unrelated comment is unrelated)
549815
Not one of my writings, but good nonetheless.
"We flatter those we scarcely know;
we please the fleeting guest:
and deal full many a thoughtless blow
to those who love us best.
~Edna Wilcox Wheeler
549821
Oh no! My secret plan has run amok!
It is from your writings, however. For shame!
It was a malapropism, true, but still close to the original lines.