A man comes to Lubyanka (KGB headquarters) and says:
- I am a spy, I want to surrender.
He is asked:
- Whose spy are you?
He says:
- I am an American spy.
- Well, then, you need to go to room #5.
He goes to the room #5:
- I am an American spy, I want to surrender.
- Do you have weapons?
- Yes, I do.
- Please go to room #7.
He goes to the room #7:
- I"m a spy, I want to surrender, I have weapons.
- Please go to room #10.
He goes to the room #10:
- I"m a spy, I want to surrender, I have weapons.
- Do yo have communications equipment?
- Yes, I do.
- Please go to room #20.
He arrives to the room #20:
- I"m a spy, I have weapons and communications equipment, and I want to surrender.
He is asked:
- Do you have a mission?
- Yes, I do.
- Well, then go and execute your mission. Stop distracting people from their work!
bean n. Kidney or haricot bean as unripe sliced pods or ripe seeds.
- bread n. Long crisp loaf.
- canadian n. Canadian whose principal language is french.
- chalk n. A kind of talc used for marking cloth, as a dry lubricant, etc.
- dressing n. Salad dressing of seasoned vinegar and oil.
- fried potatoes n.pl. (or french fries) us potato chips.
- horn n. Coiled brass wind instrument with a wide bell.
- kiss n. Open-mouthed kiss.
- leave n. Absence without permission.
- letter n. Colloq. Condom.
- polish n. Shellac polish for wood. french-polish v.
- window n. Glazed door in an outside wall.
- —adj. - of france, its people, or language.
- having french characteristics. —n. - the french language.
- (the french) (pl.) The people of france.
- colloq. Dry vermouth. frenchness n. [old english: related to *frank]
FRENZY
—n. (pl. -ies) wild or delirious excitement, agitation, or fury. —v. (-ies, -ied) (usu. As frenzied adj.) Drive to frenzy. frenziedly adv. [medieval latin: related to *frenetic]
FRESCO
n. (pl. -s) painting done in water-colour on a wall or ceiling before the plaster is dry. [italian, = fresh]
FRIARS
balsam n. Tincture of benzoin etc. Used esp. As an inhalant.
FRIARY
n. (pl. -ies) monastery for friars.
FRIDAY
—n. Day of the week following thursday. —adv. Colloq. - on friday.
- (fridays) on fridays; each friday. [old english]
FRIDGE
n. Colloq. = *refrigerator. [abbreviation]
FRIEND
n. - person one likes and chooses to spend time with (usu. Without sexual or family bonds).
- sympathizer, helper.
- ally or neutral person (friend or foe?).
- person already mentioned (our friend at the bank).
- regular supporter of an institution.
- (friend) quaker. [old english]
FRIEZE
n. - part of an entablature between the architrave and cornice.
- horizontal band of sculpture filling this.
- band of decoration, esp. At the top of a wall. [latin phrygium (opus) phrygian (work)]
FRIGHT
n. - a sudden or extreme fear. B instance of this (gave me a fright).
- grotesque-looking person or thing. take fright become frightened. [old english]
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