caudal (ˈkôdl)
adjective
of or like a tail.
• at or near the tail or the posterior part of the body.
DERIVATIVES
caudally adverb
ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: from modern Latin caudalis, from Latin cauda ‘tail.’
soooo i was looking up the definition of smitten, which interesting enough is a version of smite. it’s meaning certainly has been softened/sweetened over the years. smitten is such a cutesy word, seems to have lost it’s power; no longer really conveying being violently affected by how much you are taken with someone. BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY
look at what they’re advertising in the bottom right of the page!
garry trinh
was thinking about this about a month ago, copy paste from another part of my internet:
(w)omen
women + omen
women = omen
you’re such a cassandra.
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