A preacher went into his church and he was praying to God.
While he was praying, he asked God, "How long is 10 million years to you?"
He replied, "1 second."
The next day the preacher asked God, “God, how much is 10 million dollars to you?"
And God replied, "A penny."
Then finally the next day the preacher asked God, “God, can I have one of your pennies?"
And God replied, "Just wait a sec."
age n. Set of beliefs replacing traditional western culture, with alternative approaches to religion, medicine, the environment, etc.
- arrival n. Colloq. Newborn child.
- broom n. New employee etc. Eager to make changes.
- mathematics n.pl. (also new maths) (also treated as sing.) System of elementary maths teaching with an emphasis on investigation and set theory.
- moon n. - moon when first seen as a crescent after conjunction with the sun.
- time of its appearance.
- potatoes n.pl. Earliest potatoes of a new crop.
- star n. Nova.
- style n. Dating reckoned by the gregorian calendar.
- testament n. Part of the bible concerned with the life and teachings of christ and his earliest followers.
- town n. Town planned and built all at once with government funds.
- wave n. A style of rock music.
- world n. North and south america.
- year n. Year just begun or about to begin; first few days of a year.
- year's day n. - january.
- year's eve n. 31 december.
- —adj. - a of recent origin or arrival. B made, discovered, acquired, or experienced recently or now for the first time.
- in original condition; not worn or used.
- a renewed; reformed (new life; the new order). B reinvigorated (felt like a new person).
- different from a recent previous one (has a new job).
- (often foll. By to) unfamiliar or strange (all new to me).
- (usu. Prec. By the) often derog. A later, modern. B newfangled. C given to new or modern ideas. D recently affected by social change (the new rich).
- (often prec. By the) advanced in method or theory.
- (in place-names) discovered or founded later than and named after (new york). —adv. (usu. In comb.) Newly, recently (new-found; new-baked). newish adj. Newness n. [old english]
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