Feminine
41Feminine Fancy — Infobox Album Name = Feminine Fancy Type = Album Artist = Dottie West Released = 1968 Recorded = Genre = Nashville Sound Length = Label = RCA Records Producer = Chet Atkins Reviews = Last album = Country Girl 1968 This album = Feminine Fancy 1968 …
42feminine ending — 1. Pros. an unaccented syllable at the close of a line of poetry, often one that is added to the metrical pattern as an extra syllable. 2. Gram. a termination or final syllable marking a feminine word: In Latin a is a feminine ending for the… …
43feminine rhyme — noun : double rhyme in verses with feminine endings (as motion, ocean) * * * ˌfeminine ˈrhyme 7 [feminine rhyme] noun uncountable, countable …
44feminine rhyme — Pros. a rhyme either of two syllables of which the second is unstressed (double rhyme), as in motion, notion, or of three syllables of which the second and third are unstressed (triple rhyme), as in fortunate, importunate. Also called female… …
45feminine ending — /fɛmənən ˈɛndɪŋ/ (say femuhnuhn ending) noun 1. Prosody an ending in which a line closes with an extra unaccented syllable in addition to the normal accented syllable. 2. Grammar a termination or final syllable marking a feminine word: ā in Latin …
46feminine caesura — noun : a caesura that follows an unstressed or short syllable see epic caesura, lyric caesura * * * Pros. a caesura occurring immediately after an unstressed or short syllable. * * * feminine caesura noun One which does not immediately follow the …
47feminine complaint — an illness which affects only adult females Not just that her husband has been out late drinking again: Probably a feminine complaint, Scaduto s wife said. When I squinted she said, Plumbing. (Theroux, 1982) …
48feminine gender — the vagina Oddly, in languages where it is declined, it is usually male, as for example con or cunnus: She went in to adjust her suspender. It got caught up in her feminine gender. (old vulgar song) …
49feminine — См. femmìnile …
50feminine — fem·i·nine fem ə nən adj 1) FEMALE 2) characteristic of or appropriate or peculiar to women * * * fem·i·nine (femґĭ nin) 1. pertaining to the female sex. 2. having qualities normally associated with females …
