Little Johnny was sitting on a park bench munching on one candy bar after another.
After the sixth one a man on the bench across from him said, "Son, you know eating all that candy isn’t good for you. It will give you acne, rot your teeth, make you fat."
Little Johnny replied, "My grandfather lived to be 107 years old."
The man asked, "Did your grandfather eat 6 candy bars at a time?"
Little Johnny answered, "No, he minded his own business!"
—n. Long light narrow sledge for sliding downhill over snow or ice. —v. Ride on a toboggan. [canadian french from algonquian]
TOGETHER
—adv. - in company or conjunction (walking together; were at school together).
- simultaneously (both shouted together).
- one with another (talking together).
- into conjunction; so as to unite (tied them together; put two and two together).
- into company or companionship.
- uninterruptedly (he could talk for three hours together). —adj. Colloq. Well-organized; self-assured; emotionally stable. together with as well as. [old english: related to *to, *gather]
TOILETRY
n. (pl. -ies) (usu. In pl.) Article or cosmetic used in washing, dressing, etc.
TOILETTE
n. = *toilet 2. [french]
TOILSOME
adj. Involving toil.
TOKENISM
n. - granting of minimum concessions, esp. To minority groups.
- making of only a token effort.
TOLERANT
adj. - disposed to tolerate others or their acts or opinions.
- (foll. By of) enduring or patient.
TOLERATE
v. (-ting) 1 allow the existence or occurrence of without authoritative interference.
- endure (suffering etc.).
- find or treat as endurable.
- be able to take or undergo (drugs, treatment, etc.) Without adverse effects. [latin tolero]
