List of words ending in ology Puns

... Valkorion says to our hero(es).

SW:

"And you, a lone sith betrayed by your master and left for dead. I gave you a second life, anointed you my Wrath. Forge into a being worthy for the Eternal Throne. Without me you are nothing."

My people! Hello fellow Ologites.

I listen via stitcher to at least 3-5 episodes per week, still pacing myself so as to not run out of new episodes too soon.

I'm excited to get to nominate Ologies topics thru patreon, and want to know if a plain old list of exiting (and upcoming) Ologies episodes/experts exists online?

I googled and found a keyword search for episodes on Listennotes, though would like a simple text list to browse topics and possibly organize my personal notes/associations/takeaways.

Thanks if you can point me in that direction.

This happens once in a while, and I wondered if it's just me or if anyone else does the same thing lol.

1. Sadistic Poker

2. Nen

3. Introverted Shogi

4. Nezuko

5. ONE PUNCH!!!

6. #1 on MyAnimeList.net

7. Who's name?

8. Sad Flower

9. Biology Class

10. Monster Energy Dong

Hi! I'm using Ivona to correct mistakes that I'm having reading Russian, to create an audio list. I wanted to know if you know of a list with words ending with ы

Currently I'm using the list provided by http://masterrussian.com/vocabulary/most_common_words_4.htm, but it would be great if there were something specific.

Something in this fashion might be useful as well: http://www.russianforeveryone.com/Rufe/Lessons/Course1/Introduction/IntrUnit4/IntrUnit4.htm

Thank you very much in advance.

Obama

Barack Obama

Oh shit i forgot you can't have spaces in a word i am stupid Obama

I ju st ma de a se lf defe cating jo ke becau se I sh at my self Obama

Sing-ging, bring-ging, hang-ging, bang-ging. He adds another g to the suffix syllable.

Not shaming him or anything but once you notice it, you can’t not notice it.

Never change. Never change.

If a directory like this exists, I haven't found it.

It seems ero isn't used very much, or maybe i'm mistaken.

I found:

• ĉenero (a link, from 'chain');
• fajrero (a spark, from 'fire');
• neĝero (a snowflake, from 'snow');
• kudrero (a stitch, from 'sew'),
• lignero (a splinter, from 'wood');
• panero (a crumb, from 'bread');
• monero (a coin, from 'money')
• okulero (compound eye from eye)
• vortero (a morpheme, from 'word')
• raŭpero – One of those round-ish plate-like parts of a caterpillar that makes up its body.
• Programero – one act or one performance, presentation and so on.
• rosero – One tiny drop of dew.
• spermero - 1 single sperm cell
• taktero – I think this is like one beat in a bar.
• ŝvebero (= suspensiero) – I am not sure; this seems to be some kind of chemical thing, where it's a particle of a solid mixed in, but not dissolved in, a liquid.
• lanugero – A down feather (like a feather of a duckling or so that are still very, very soft).
• varpero, veftero – I think both vefto and varpo are some collection of certain threads of woven material, so veftero and varpero are the corresponding individual threads.
• fulgero – fulgo means soot, so it's just a soot particle.
• haŭtero – dandruff flake. It's just tiny pieces of dead skin that falls of your skin and contributes to dust.
• faĝero - Small part of a phage.
• plumbero – Is just a tiny bullet of lead, usually the ones to fill a shotgun cartridge.
• pargetero – pargeto is a type of floor made of small, softwood boards, so pargetero is one of those boards.
• kuprero – A tiny grain of copper.
• lanero – lano means wool, so lanero is a hair of wool.
• pulvero – a grain of powder used for guns and cannons.
• vitrero – glass particle.
• sablero; sand grain
• bildero = rastrumero; pixel
• suturero; suture thread
• virusero; virus piece
• grenero; grain
• glaciero; ice piece
• hajlero; hail piece
• karbero; coal crumb
• akvero; water drop
• ostero; bone sliver
• pajlero; straw piece
• pavimero; pavement slab
• pluvero; rain drop
• polenero; pollen grain
• polvero; dust piece

I didn't find any other words that end in -ero.

*Ignoring words like biero which are basically bier + o rather than mon + ero = monero.

Hi all, I'm trying to improve my Greek as much as I'm able before I travel to Greece later this year. I have dictionaries and translation apps. What I'm lacking is a detailed list of Greek suffixes and their applications. Does anyone know of any website or book that contains such a list?

Hi, I'm looking for a word that's used to describe when, in science, one tries to gather evidence to prove a pre-existing belief rather than to test a hypothesis. It's similar in meaning to confirmation bias, but I'm pretty sure it has a -ology suffix. Thanks!

I would think it would be helpful to have one just to look at it every once in a while and laugh.

If anyone would like to make one just comment it here.

And removes duplicate words?

For the purpose of making a vocabulary list out of a 400-page book.

For the lazy: http://www.randomwordgenerator.com/

Black Panther was an amazing movie, but quite a few people I know don't realize that it exists within the MCU. I thought this would be a good way to segue from BP to the Avengers.

It's an extremely common grammatical mistake, and isn't one that can be played off as an accident or typo, so, particularly for native speakers, you will be judged if you make that mistake in any sort of formal/professional writing (However, as u/BlueSmoke95 pointed out, you shouldn't be using contractions in professional writing at all).

Due to how Politik and Musik are pronounced with an 'ique' / 'eek' sound at the end, I used this same sound with Grammatik recently enough, and it was of course wrong. It should have been 'ick' in this case. I came across another noun ending in -ik and I'm wondering, is there any rule of thumb for how to know when it's an 'ick' sound or an 'eek' sound. Sorry for my approximations of sound, I don't know how to notate these correctly!

... I’ve been a awarded the level “Super Genius” from Trump University.

“I like this stuff. I really get it. People are surprised that I get it. All the doctors sad how do you know so much about this. Maybe I have a natural ability”

Was gonna do an AMA but I’m going to the Temple Bar to celebrate.

https://www.defense.gov/Newsroom/Contracts/Contract/Article/2317151/

Ology Bioservices Inc.,* Alachua, Florida, was awarded a $106,300,002 firm-fixed-price contract to reserve production capacity of approximately 186,840,000 doses to satisfy an urgent need for domestic aseptic fill and finish manufacturing of critical vaccines and therapeutics in support of the Operation Warp Speed response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Apparently I thought this was necessary

 

SONGS AND ALBUMS

Thrill Seeker

Consumer

Messengers

Back Burner

Meddler

Leveler

Spirit Breaker

Bloodletter

Defender

 

LYRICS:

“Skyscrapers, earthmovers, groundbreakers” (Empire)

“The pain is the devourer” (Divisions)

“I’m the harbinger” (Salt and Light)

“Led by the comforter, I sing to you” (Salt and Light)

“You are the pretender” (Poor Millionaire)

“But you are the deceiver” (Leveler)

“I am the deceiver” (Provision)

“I am the thief, the whore, the murderer” (Provision)

“I am the dead ringer” (King of Sorrow)

 

Why did I make this please help me, also seriously why is there so many

Also, what can I do when some of a certain aggregate of people are offended by one term to describe them, and another part of that exact same aggregate are offended by wha I thought was the preffered term to describe them?

Specifically I'm talking about learning that Eskimo is an offensive word, and researching it to find some people find Arctic Peoples offensive, some find indiginous persons offensive and plenty of people from this certain group find Eskimo to be the preferred term. I THINK Inuit is the acceptable word now from what I've found, feel free to correct if I'm wrong. But even then "Inuit peoples" is offensive, even though just saying something like "blacks" or "gays" is offensive to people because you're not including to the word people after it, even though it seems it's very clearly implied I'm talking about people when I use labels in that way.

[['Eagles', 'are', 'both', 'hunters', 'scavengers.'],[ 'Eagles', 'also', ' consume', 'herbs', 'and', 'berries', 'since', 'they', 'can', 'digest', 'almost', 'anything.'], [ 'Their', 'diets', 'can', 'be', 'fruits', 'and', 'vegetables.']]

freq = {}

for word in newList:

if word in freq:

freq[word] += 1

else:

freq[word] = 1

MaxL = max(freq, key = freq.get)

print(MaxL)