At a local coffee bar, a young woman was expounding on her idea of the perfect mate to some of her friends.
"The man I marry must be a shining light amongst company. He must be musical. Tell jokes. Sing. And stay home at night!"
An old granny overheard and spoke up, "Honey, if that"s all you want, get a TV!"
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REBUKE —v. (-king) express sharp disapproval to (a person) for a fault; censure. —n. Rebuking or being rebuked. [anglo-french]
RECALL —v. - summon to return. - recollect, remember. - bring back to memory; serve as a reminder of. - revoke or annul (an action or decision). - revive, resuscitate. - take back (a gift). —n. - summons to come back. - act of remembering. - ability to remember. - possibility of recalling, esp. In the sense of revoking (beyond recall).
RECANT v. (also absol.) Withdraw and renounce (a former belief or statement) as erroneous or heretical. recantation n. [latin: related to *chant]
RECAST —v. (past and past part. Recast) 1 cast again (a play, net, votes, etc.). - put into a new form; improve the arrangement of. —n. - recasting. - recast form.
RECEDE v. (-ding) 1 go or shrink back or further off. - be left at an increasing distance by an observer's motion. - slope backwards (a receding chin). - decline in force or value. [latin recedere -cess-: related to *cede]
RECENT —adj. - not long past; that happened, began to exist, or existed, lately. - not long established; lately begun; modern. - (recent) geol. Of the most recent epoch of the quaternary period. —n. (recent) geol. This epoch. recently adv. [latin recens -ent-]
RECESS —n. - space set back in a wall. - (often in pl.) Remote or secret place. - temporary cessation from work, esp. Of parliament. —v. - make a recess in. - place in a recess. - us take a recess; adjourn. [latin recessus: related to *recede]
RECIPE n. - statement of the ingredients and procedure required for preparing a cooked dish. - (foll. By for) certain means to (an outcome) (recipe for disaster). [2nd sing. Imperative of latin recipio *receive]
RECITE v. (-ting) 1 repeat aloud or declaim (a poem or passage) from memory. - give a recitation. - enumerate. [latin recito read out]
RECKON v. - (often foll. By that) be of the considered opinion; think. - consider or regard (reckoned to be the best). - count or compute by calculation. - (foll. By in) count in or include in computation. - make calculations; add up an account or sum. - (foll. By on) rely on, count on, or base plans on. - (foll. By with or without) take (or fail to take) into account. [old english]
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