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Words (I)
esoteric * adj. intended for or likely to be
understood by only a small number of
people with a specialized knowledge
or interest
exoteric * adj. intended for or likely to be
understood by the general public *
relating to the outside world * current
or popular among the general public
autonomy * n. freedom from external
control or influence; independence
Words (II)
Conclusion vs. assumption
proof / no proof
But what if I truly believe
that I have proof? Can my
conclusion really be an assumption?
When I write about you
(or, of you) I consistently want
to get the facts (our facts) straight.
I’m sure you understand. If
we’ve no facts, what have we?
This time around, I want to
be sure that I don’t misunderstand
yr signals. My proofs cannot be
mistakes. I shower you.
I
am the only one who can set
my mind free. I wait for no
one.
Words III
Purple Plot Port
People People Purpose
Popular Portrait Plot
People Precious Portion
Poppy Plot Popular
Perverse Plot Perverse
Popular Plot Positive
Pleaser Pleaser Portion
Port Pleasure Purpose
Plausible People People
Pluck Portrait Pleasant
People Poignant Pleasant
Pole Poke People
People Pinch Poppy
Polar Popular Portrait
Practice People Plug
Political Political Position
Pink Punk Political
Pint Pink People
Plural Punch Public
Punk Plank Purpose
Words IV / Effable
efficacy * n. the ability to produce a desired or intended result
effigy * n. a sculpture or model of a person * a rough model of a
particular person, damaged or destroyed as a protest or expression of
anger
effing
esoteric * adj. intended for or likely to be
understood by only a small number of
people with a specialized knowledge
or interest
exoteric * adj. intended for or likely to be
understood by the general public *
relating to the outside world * current
or popular among the general public
autonomy * n. freedom from external
control or influence; independence
Words (II)
Conclusion vs. assumption
proof / no proof
But what if I truly believe
that I have proof? Can my
conclusion really be an assumption?
When I write about you
(or, of you) I consistently want
to get the facts (our facts) straight.
I’m sure you understand. If
we’ve no facts, what have we?
This time around, I want to
be sure that I don’t misunderstand
yr signals. My proofs cannot be
mistakes. I shower you.
I
am the only one who can set
my mind free. I wait for no
one.
Words III
Purple Plot Port
People People Purpose
Popular Portrait Plot
People Precious Portion
Poppy Plot Popular
Perverse Plot Perverse
Popular Plot Positive
Pleaser Pleaser Portion
Port Pleasure Purpose
Plausible People People
Pluck Portrait Pleasant
People Poignant Pleasant
Pole Poke People
People Pinch Poppy
Polar Popular Portrait
Practice People Plug
Political Political Position
Pink Punk Political
Pint Pink People
Plural Punch Public
Punk Plank Purpose
Words IV / Effable
efficacy * n. the ability to produce a desired or intended result
effigy * n. a sculpture or model of a person * a rough model of a
particular person, damaged or destroyed as a protest or expression of
anger
effing