recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Silence

The Scream and the Silence

In 2665 a massive wave of metadimensional energy washed over
human space. Spike drive craft in metaspace were annihilated
instantly, and in the blink of an eye, every psychic in human space
immediately suff ered the consequences of catastrophic psychic
burnout. Th e majority died instantly, with the handful that remained
raving in the grip of incurable madness.

Later reconstruction placed the origin of this “Scream” somewhere in
the Veil Nebula, but no records exist of any successful investigation.
Too much collapsed too quickly for any sort of exploratory expedition
to be sent. Humanity was suddenly stripped of every psychic resource.
Without living mentors, new generations of psychics could not be
trained without recreating the entire laborious research corpus of the
now-erased Psychic Authority. It would take generations to mold
functional mentors out of the untrained mass of native psychics.
Th ere was no time to recreate the necessary training. Th e Jump Gates
were dead, and the core worlds of human space collapsed with them.
Countless colonies that relied on the bulk produce of agricultural
worlds were left starving within months, their shipyards overrun
by the desperate and ruined in the convulsive fi ghting over the few
remaining spike drive ships. Th ere was no possible way to feed a world
of millions with the limited freight capacity of spike drive ships; only
the Jump Gates and their massive slowboat freighters could move
such masses of cargo, and the slowboats were too big to be retrofi tted
with spike drives- even if they could cross the stars quickly enough to
make a difference.

Echoes of the disaster rippled outward. Th e frontier regions were
still too poor and primitive to afford Jump Gates, so the worlds that
remained on the edge of human space were forced to supply their
own population with food and other necessities. Some of these worlds
relied on small shipments of vital supplies from the core worlds. Th ese
luckless planets died when their motherworlds perished. Others were
more self-reliant, but few of these had the necessary resources to build
spike drive ships of their own. Th ose few worlds that were able to
construct the ships struggled as their psitech became useless and their
shipments of vital core world components stopped.

Human space had collapsed into a welter of isolated worlds.
Interstellar travel fell to the handful of spike drive ships that could be
kept running on scavenged components and half-derelict spaceyards.
Th e Silence had begun.
Šiaurės Skandinavija

**Šiaurės Skandinavija** (nor. *Norskandinavia*), oficialiai – **Šiaurės Skandinavijos Respublika** (nor. *Republikka Norskandinavia*) – valstybė Skandinavijos pusiasalyje, Šiaurės Europoje. Europinė šalies dalis ribojasi su Švedija, Suomija bei Rusija, taip pat turi jūrinę sieną su Danija ir Jungtine Karalyste. Šalies krantus skalauja Barenso, Šiaurės, Norvegų jūros. Ilgoje Atlanto vandenyno pakrantėje išsidėstę žymieji fjordai.

## **Istorija**

2025 metais, naujoji Norvegijos valdžia norėjo daugiau žemių ir paskelbusi Švedijai ir Suomijai karą, nedelsdama pradėjo puolimą. Tai buvo pirmasis Skandinavijos karas, kuri laimėjo Norvegija veltui, nes visai po šio karo, ji negalėdama kontroliuoti ir prijungti į norvegiškąją visuomenę savo naujai užkariautas teritorijas, žlugo.

Po žlugimo, norvegai skubiai sukūrė naują valstybę ir pavadino ją Šiaurės Skandinavija.

## **Demografija**

### **Gyventojai**

Dauguma Šiaurės Skandinavijos gyventojų yra etniniai norvegai. Šiuo metu, Šiaurės Skandinavijoje yra 9 milijonai norvėgų, 2 milijonai suomių, ir 4,5 milijonai švedų.

### **Kalbos**

Oficiali kalba yra norvegų, bet prįpažistamos yra ir suomių, ir švedų.
Exaggerate

*verb*  ex·ag·ger·ate \ig-ˈza-jə-ˌrāt\

## Simple Definition of exaggerate

* : to think of or describe something as larger or greater than it really is
* : to make (something) larger or greater than norma

## Full Definition of exaggerate

**exaggeratedexaggerating**

###### transitive verb

1. 1:  to enlarge beyond bounds or the truth :  overstate <a friend *exaggerates* a man's virtues — Joseph Addison>
2. 2:  to enlarge or increase especially beyond the normal :  overemphasize

###### intransitive verb

1. :  to make an overstatement

**exaggeratedly** *adverb*

**exaggeratedness** *noun*
Sebbi Wikia

## Sebbis Wiki

Dette er en wiki som handler om Sebbi, ja kun Sebbi. Noen vil kanskje si at det er litt egoistisk og det er jeg helt enig i. Mesteparten av det som står her er ironi.

## Best!

Her er noen av de beste artiklene på Sebbis wiki.

Vil du vite noe om U.S.A, NASA og deres hemmelige bevegelser, sjekk ut disse; NASA-Secret Files, President Humlepung og Julenissen

Hvis hemmelige NASA-filer ikke er noe for deg, så sjekk ut religion og overtro; Jesus, Brosef, Josef og Godteribrosefene

## Latest activity

Photos and videos are a great way to add visuals to your wiki. Find videos about your topic by exploring Wikia's Video Library.

File:Placeholder
Edrėja

**Edrėjos Karalystė**, **Edrėja** yra SwedishMapping pagrindinė asmeninė tauta. Edrėja yra, kur šiandieninė Švedija, Norvegija, Estija, Latvija, Lietuva, Kaliningrado sritis, Orknių salos, Šetlando sala, Farerų salos, Jan Majenas, Islandija ir Grenlandija. Edrėja taip pat valdo Naująją Zelandiją, Tasmaniją ir Ugnies Žemės salą. Sostinė - Tebis.
Socialistinė Sąjunga

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**Socialistinių Valstybių Sąjunga** (rus.Союз Cоциалистических Штатов, lenk. Związek Socjalistycznych Stanów), sutrumpintai SVS arba tiesiog Socialistinė Sąjunga - 15 valstybių ekonominė, politinė, bei gynybinė bendrija. Sukurta, 4 valstybės pasirašius Londinijaus sutartį, 2140 metais. Didžiausi Socialistinės Sąjungos miestai yra Debrecenas, Sevilija, Belgradas, Londinijus ir Varšuva.
Stinger-class Heavy Frigate

Crew
 Armor
 Weaponry
 Defenses
 Fittings
 Other

The Stinger Class starship is a heavily modded vessel that is primarily used by the Cabal. The faction uses extinct technology that allows Fighter craft to dock externally to the Stinger without the use of a fighter bay. Exterior docking tubes connect to the fighters allowing the pilots of the smaller craft to easily enter and exit their vehicles. Up to 6 fighters may dock on the frigate at a signal time.

The ship is lightly armed and armored and is primarily used as a pirating vehicle.

Famous Stinger Class Ships

The Humorless
Lietuvos mapperiai

Lietuva užima 2 vietą pagal mapperių skaičių Maperdonijoje. Ji dabar turi 49 mapperius, bet pastarosiomis dienomis šis skaičius pradėjo smarkiai kilti. Naujausias pridėtas mapperis yra Aquillium. Pridėk save!

## Mapperiai (49)

* GanDaiMe11
* Flyincaty
* Lietuvis Mapper
* Rovsan Musaibov Mapping
* Lithuanian Mapper
* Kaik TV
* TNlsg
* Gurfis
* Slender Char
* Lithuanian Mapping
* Psyhius
* Lithuanian Mapper
* Ignulis mapping
* Jon521
* Lithuanian Mapper
* Baltic mapper
* Lithuanian mapper
* Chao (Lithuanian Mapping)
* ( ° ʖ °)
* Baltic Mapping
* Lith Mapping
* Lithuanian Mapping
* JSMapping
* Lithuania ball
* Lithuanian National Mapping
* spalius
* Shooter
* Lithuanian Mapper
* Lithuanian Mapper
* Litva Mapper
* The Prussian Nazi
* Aquillium
* Korae
* Lithuanian Mapping
* lithuanian Mapping
* Vils GD
* Lithuanian Mapper

### https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/64/Siauliai\_flag.png Šiauliai (4)

* Craft0Video
* Ingo Mapping
* SuperMind1337

### https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/21/Flag\_of\_Vilnius.svg/30px-Flag\_of\_Vilnius.svg.png Vilnius (7)

* Geron Mapping
* Gerrard Mapping
* Litauen Mapper
* LithMapper
* United Kari Mapping
* CatInMapping
* Lithuanian Mapper

### https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ad/Flag\_of\_Marijampole.png/30px-Flag\_of\_Marijampole.png Marijampolė (1)

* NTR Mapping

Kategorija:Mapperiai
Kategorija:Mapperiai iš Lietuvos
Kategorija:Sąrašai
Mapervizijos šeštasis dainų konkursas

Vieta
 Vedėjas(-ai)
 Vykdantysis vadovas
 Programos transliuotojas
 Dalyvių skaičius
 Debiutuojančios šalys
 Balsavimo sistema

Mapervizijos šeštasis konkursas vyksta Didžiojoje Arenoje, Orhuse, Reirijoje. Tai yra pirmasis kartas, kai Reirijoje vyksta Mapervizijos dainų konkursas.
Kategorija:Maperdonijos kultūra
Kategorija:Konkursai
LandofthePast Wikia

## Welcome to the Land of the Past Wikia

Welcome to the LotP Wiki! Here you can find a ton of useful information about Land of the Past!

Land of the Past is a Adventure/Open-world game, combining crafting, survival and combat, inspired by games as Runescape and Minecraft!

## Content

### Ingame content

* Crafting
* Beginner Guide
* Creatures
* Items
* Player

### General content

* Version History
* Bug Wall
* Fun stuff
* Cheat Commands
Morass

noun

muh-RASS (not more-ass)

## Definition

**1 :** marsh, swamp

**2 a :** a situation that traps, confuses, or impedes

**b :** an overwhelming or confusing mass or mixture

## Examples

"Once the sales are complete, the work won't be over. Delivering the items means navigating a *morass* of regulations from shippers, insurance companies and foreign governments." — Thad Moore, *The Tampa Bay Times*, 16 Feb. 2016

"The *morass* Joy finds herself in nearly 20 years later—single mother raising three children, working at an airport, with a deadbeat ex-husband … living in the basement, … is a far cry from the boundless dreams she entertained growing up." — Jonah Allon, *The Tufts (University) Daily*, 19 Jan. 2016

## Did You Know?

We won't swamp you with details: *morass* comes from the Dutch word *moeras*, which itself derives from an Old French word, *maresc*, meaning "marsh." *Morass* has been part of English for centuries, and in its earliest uses it was a synonym of *swamp* or *marsh*. (That was the sense Robert Louis Stevenson used when he described Long John Silver emerging from "a low white vapour that had crawled during the night out of the morass" in *Treasure Island*.) Imagine walking through a thick, muddy swamp—it's easy to compare such slogging to trying to disentangle yourself from a sticky situation. By the mid-19th century, *morass* had gained a figurative sense, and could refer to any predicament that was as murky, confusing, or difficult to navigate as a literal swamp or quagmire.
Scream

The Scream and the Silence

In 2665 a massive wave of metadimensional energy washed over
human space. Spike drive craft in metaspace were annihilated
instantly, and in the blink of an eye, every psychic in human space
immediately suff ered the consequences of catastrophic psychic
burnout. Th e majority died instantly, with the handful that remained
raving in the grip of incurable madness.

Later reconstruction placed the origin of this “Scream” somewhere in
the Veil Nebula, but no records exist of any successful investigation.
Too much collapsed too quickly for any sort of exploratory expedition
to be sent. Humanity was suddenly stripped of every psychic resource.
Without living mentors, new generations of psychics could not be
trained without recreating the entire laborious research corpus of the
now-erased Psychic Authority. It would take generations to mold
functional mentors out of the untrained mass of native psychics.
Th ere was no time to recreate the necessary training. Th e Jump Gates
were dead, and the core worlds of human space collapsed with them.
Countless colonies that relied on the bulk produce of agricultural
worlds were left starving within months, their shipyards overrun
by the desperate and ruined in the convulsive fi ghting over the few
remaining spike drive ships. Th ere was no possible way to feed a world
of millions with the limited freight capacity of spike drive ships; only
the Jump Gates and their massive slowboat freighters could move
such masses of cargo, and the slowboats were too big to be retrofi tted
with spike drives- even if they could cross the stars quickly enough to
make a difference.

Echoes of the disaster rippled outward. Th e frontier regions were
still too poor and primitive to afford Jump Gates, so the worlds that
remained on the edge of human space were forced to supply their
own population with food and other necessities. Some of these worlds
relied on small shipments of vital supplies from the core worlds. Th ese
luckless planets died when their motherworlds perished. Others were
more self-reliant, but few of these had the necessary resources to build
spike drive ships of their own. Th ose few worlds that were able to
construct the ships struggled as their psitech became useless and their
shipments of vital core world components stopped.

Human space had collapsed into a welter of isolated worlds.
Interstellar travel fell to the handful of spike drive ships that could be
kept running on scavenged components and half-derelict spaceyards.
Th e Silence had begun.
Finorusija

**Finorusijos Federacija**, **Finorusija** - Doman\_Mapper asmeninė tauta. Iki jo kanalo atsinaujinimo, asmeninė tauta buvo Dominija.

## **Istorija**

2020 metais, Suomija turėjo labai didelę ekonominę krizę, o Europos sąjunga buvo šalia išnykimo ribos. Rusija pastebėjo tai ir pradėjo ieškoti daugiau sąjungininkų, kad paverstų Suomiją jos marionetine valstybe.
Maperdonijos olimpinės žaidynės I

**Oficialus transliuotojas** |  Vitia2

Pirmosios Mapperdonijos olimpinės žaidynės ya didelis tarptautinis daugelio sportų varžybų renginis, kuris vysksta Silijoje, Buenos Vistoje, per visą rugpjūčio mėnesį.

## **Taisyklės**

### **Dalyvavimas**

Kiekviena dalyvaujanti tauta gauna po 30 atletų, išskyrus šeimininkė, kuri gauna 35. Tada, tavo tauta turi pasirinkti kokiose sportuose atletai dalyvaus, ir kiek jų bus.

Jei nori dalyvauti, tu privalai nurodyti šiuos dalykus savo komentare:

* Tautos pavadinimas
* Tautos vėliava
* Atletų skaičius, kurie dalyvaus kiekviename sporte.

## **Sportai**

* Nardymas
* Plaukimas
* Šaudymas iš lanko
* Bėgimas
* Šuoliai į tolį
* Disko metimai
* Boksas
* Baidarių ir kanojų irklavimas
* Dviračių sportas
* Fechtavimas
* Gimnastika
* Buriavimas
* Stalo tenisas
* Tenisas
* Tinklinis

## **Dalyviai**

* Buenos Vista
* Tristarija
* Tisilija
* Kurvėžemiai
* Eterija
* Luara
* Hoflanija
* Lorentija
* Vandazija
* Šiaurės Komunistinė Sąjunga
* Rumas
* Mičiganas
* Švedija-Suomija
* Pietų Mesarija
* Krovoda
* Arkmėnija
* Zadaras
* Pilnaslavija
* JGL
* Razvio Teritorija
* Pylis
* Esidas
* Škotija-Airija
* Svetmanija
* Sikodžonija
* Adijos
* Dorsendija
* Rondadilija
Žemėlapiai mapperiams

Pridėkite patys. Žemėlapiai turi būti sukurti jūsų pačių arba autorių, kurių gavote leidimą.

P.S. Pridėdami žemėlapius į šią galeriją, jūs leidžiate visiems mapperiams naudotis jūsų žemėlapiu.

Paprastas Europos žemėlapis be šalių pavadinimųGeron Mapping senas Europos žemėlapisGeron Mapping NEW serijų Europos žemėlapisNTR Europos žemėlapisGeron Mapping pirmasis Europos žemėlapis su kamuoliaisNTR Europos žemėlapis su kamuoliaisBulgarija su vėliava. Geron MappingSlovenija. Geron MappingRytų Europos žemėlapis. Geron MappingRytų Europos žemėlapis. Geron MappingRytų Europos žemėlapis. Hussar HD MappingRytų Europos žemėlapis su kamuoliais. Geron MappingAngliški šalių pavadinimai Europos žemėlapiui (šriftas: Kozuka Gothic Pr6N M). Geron Mapping
Kategorija:Žemėlapiai
Kategorija:NTR Mapping
Kategorija:GMapping
Kategorija:Geron Mapping
Maperdonijos olimpinės žaidynės

**Mapperdonijos olimpinės žaidynės** arba **Maperdonijos Olimpiada** - Mėnesinis tarptautinis daugelio sportų varžybų renginis, pagrįstas vasaros žaidynėmis. Konkurso įkūrėjas yra KKAP.

## **Taisyklės**

### **Dalyvavimas**

Kiekviena dalyvaujanti tauta gauna po 30 atletų, išskyrus šeimininkė, kuri gauna 35. Tada, tavo tauta turi pasirinkti kokiose sportuose atletai dalyvaus, ir kiek jų bus.

Jei nori dalyvauti, tu privalai nurodyti šiuos dalykus savo komentare:

* Tautos pavadinimas
* Tautos vėliava
* Atletų skaičius, kurie dalyvaus kiekviename sporte.
Mapervizijos dainų konkursas

**Mapervizija** - Eurovizija remiantis konkursas, vykstantis Maperdonijoje. Jei nori jame dalyvauti, tu turi turėti išgalvotą tautą, dainą, šūkį kitai Mapervizijai (jei laimėsi).

## **Logotipas**

Mapervizijos logotipas yra labai panašus į Eurovizijos. Tik žodyje „Mappervision“ raidė „o“ yra kamuolys su nugalėjusios tautos vėliava.
Naujoji Lenkija

**Naujoji Lenkija** ar **Naujalenkė** (lenkiškai: *Rzeczpospolita Polskaňowa*, rusiškai: *Республика Полсканова)* - Nick HD Mapping buvusi asmeninė tauta, Antrosios Lenkijos Respublikos teritorijoje. Ribojasi šiaurėje su Lietuva ir Latvija, vakaruose su Vokietija, pietuose su Čekoslovakija, Rytuose su Baltarusija ir Ukraina. Šios šalies populiacija yra vidutinė - 38.5 milijonai žmonių.

Kategorija:Nick HD Mapping
Geron Mapping

Geron Mapping - Mapperis iš Lietuvos, pradėjęs mappinti 2015 metų birželio mėnesį. Dabar turi 782 prenumeratas ir užima 4-ą vieta pagal Lietuvos mapperių prenumeratų kiekį.

 **Prenumeratos**
 **Vieta pagal prenumeratas(LMP)**
 **Tautybė**
 **Įkvepė**
 **Asmeninėtauta**
 **Antrinėtauta**

   Template:Šablonas:Naudotojo:Kortelė/Lietuvių Kalba

## **Serijos**

### **Europos ateitis**

* NEW Alternate Future of Europe | Episode 01 | "World of Nations"
* NEW Alternate Future of Europe | Episode 02 | "Surprising Events"

Dabar, deja, Geron yra labai neaktyvus, nors pasak jo, jis jau pradeda stengtis kurti AFOE video reguliariai.

## **​Istorija**

​Geron Mapping atrado mappinimą, kai jis atsiktinai ieškojo Europos ateities įvykių. Prisijungęs prie angliškos TFOE Wiki, jis iškart susikivirčijo su vienu mapperiu dėl jo asmeninės tautos, nes pasak Geron, ji buvo nerealistiška. Vėliau jam keli patyrę mapperiai paaiškino, kad mappinimas neturi ir negali atitikti tikrovės (yra fiktyvus).

Iš pradžių Geron kūrė video per Paint, o video kėlė į YouTube be kategorijų, nes tuomet, jis dar nežinojo kokios kategorijos turi būti. Praėjus metams, Geron jau pradėjo modernizuoti savo mappinimą, keisti mappinimo programas, buvo atsisiuntęs ir Paint.net, o vėliau ir Photoshop, su kuria dirba iki šiol.
Kategorija:Mapperiai
Kategorija:Mapperiai iš Lietuvos
Kategorija:Geron Mapping
Nomenclature

noun

NOH-mun-klay-cher

## Definition

**1 :** name, designation

**2 :** the act or process or an instance of naming

**3 a :** a system or set of terms or symbols especially in a particular science, discipline, or art

**b :** an international system of standardized New Latin names used in biology for kinds and groups of kinds of animals and plants

## Examples

"Most Americans are aware of differences in *nomenclature* between British and American English, e.g. flat versus apartment, lift versus elevator, petrol versus gasoline." — Sara Boyett, *The Silver City (New Mexico) Daily Press & Independent*, 31 Mar. 2016

"And although the *nomenclature* of Greenhouse Bistro and Samovar Tea Room suggests a quieter, intimate restaurant, the two actually take up a massive 14,000-square-foot location that seats 580 between the tearoom, the Greenhouse interior and a 2,000-square-foot patio out front." — Rebecca Cooper, *The Washington (D.C.) Business Journal*, 6 Apr. 2016

## Did You Know?

In his 1926 *Dictionary of Modern English Usage*, grammarian H. W. Fowler asserted that it was wrong to use *nomenclature* as a synonym for *name*; he declared that *nomenclature* could only mean "a system of naming or of names." It is true that *nomenclature* comes from the Latin*nomenclatura*, meaning "the assigning of names," but the *name* sense was the first to appear in English (it is documented as long ago as 1610), and it has been considered perfectly standard for centuries.
Garish

*adjective*  gar·ish \ˈger-ish\

## Simple Definition of garish

* : too bright or colorful

## Full Definition of garish

1. 1:  clothed in vivid colors
2. 2a :  excessively or disturbingly vivid <*garish* colors> <*garish* imagery>b :  offensively or distressingly bright :  glaring
3. 3:  tastelessly showy :  flashy

**garishly** *adverb*

**garishness** *noun*

## Examples of garish in a sentence

1. <the wedding guest's thick makeup was *garish* and unnecessary>

## Origin of garish

origin unknown

First Known Use: 1545
Pagrindinis puslapis

* **Lietuva**
* **Mapperiai**
* **Mapperiai pagal prenumeratas**
* **Mapperiai pagal metus**
* **Mapperiai pagal kalbas**
* **Žemėlapiai**

## Įvadas

Mappinimas yra mus siejantis dalykas. Kas nežino kas tai yra, tai yra išgalvotos istorijos ar ateities kūrimas. Norint tapti mapperiu, tau tereikia susikurti YouTube kanalą ir reguliariai kelti mappinimo vaizdo įrašus. Jei nori bendradarbiauti ar susisiekti su kitais Lietuvos mapperiais, o gal net pradėti mappinti, parašyk komentarą šioje Wiki, arba nusiųsk laišką vienam mūsų grupės administratoriui per GMail: emparorshdmapping@gmail.com. Dėkui, kad tai skaitai!

## !NAUJA APKLAUSA!

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Kategorija:Lietuva
Kategorija:Apsaugoti Puslapiai
Suffering

## Simple Definition of suffering

* : pain that is caused by injury, illness, loss, etc. : physical, mental, or emotional pain
* **sufferings** : feelings of pain

## Full Definition of suffering

1. 1:  the state or experience of one that suffers
2. 2:  pain

## Examples of suffering in a sentence

1. ways to alleviate human *suffering*
2. They hope these new drugs will help to bring an end to the *suffering* of arthritis patients.
3. His lawsuit seeks damages for *pain and suffering*.
4. the *sufferings* of the dying
Intensify

*verb*  in·ten·si·fy \in-ˈten(t)-sə-ˌfī\

## Simple Definition of intensify

* : to become stronger or more extreme : to become more intense
* : to make (something) stronger or more extreme : to make (something) more intense

## Full Definition of intensify

**intensifiedintensifying**

###### transitive verb

1. 1:  to make intense or more intensive :  strengthen
2. 2a :  to increase the density and contrast of (a photographic image) by chemical treatmentb :  to make more acute :  sharpen

###### intransitive verb

1. :  to become intense or more intensive :  grow stronger or more acute
Filibuster

*noun*  fil·i·bus·ter \ˈfi-lə-ˌbəs-tər\

## Simple Definition of filibuster

* : an effort to prevent action in a legislature (such as the U.S. Senate or House of Representatives) by making a long speech or series of speeches

## Full Definition of filibuster

1. 1:  an irregular military adventurer; *specifically* :  an American engaged in fomenting insurrections in Latin America in the mid-19th century
2. 2[*2filibuster*]a :  the use of extreme dilatory tactics in an attempt to delay or prevent action especially in a legislative assemblyb :  an instance of this practice

## Examples of filibuster in a sentence

1. They engaged in a *filibuster* that lasted for over a week.

## Origin of filibuster

Spanish *filibustero,* literally, freebooter

First Known Use: 1851

## Definition of filibuster

**filibusteredfilibustering** \-t(ə-)riŋ\

###### intransitive verb

1. 1:  to carry out insurrectionist activities in a foreign country
2. 2:  to engage in a filibuster
Reirija

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Litalija

**Litalija**, oficialiai **Litalijos Respublika** - valstybė Europoje, dabartinėje Lietuvos teritorijoje. Sostinė ir didžiausias miestas yra Vilnius. Ribojasi su Latvija, Rusija, Lenkija.

## **Istorija**

Po pirmojo pasaulinio karo, Vokietija ir Rusijos Imperija prarado dalį savo teritorijos, todėl Litalijai buvo labai lengva pagrobti daug lietuviškų žemių. Litalijos valdymo forma buvo absoliutinė monarchija, o monarchas - karalius. Pirmasis Litalijos karalius, Kazys Merkys tikėjosi, kad jam pavyks atkurti LDI sienas, bet veltui. Po karo su Lenkija, Litalija prarado dalį savo naujai užgrobtų žemių ir iš karalystės pavirto į demokratinę respubliką. Laikui bėgant, Litalija ir vėl sustiprėjo. Rizikuodamas savo garbę ir titulą, jau išrinktas į prezidentus, Kazys Merkys puolė draugiškąją Litalijos kaimynę Latviją. Šis karas buvo sėkmingas, nes Latvija neturėjo tinkamos gynybos ir turėjo beviltiškai pasiduoti: Kuršas atiteko Litalijai, o nuo 1920 m. jis atsiskyrė ir tapo Litalijos vasalas.
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Clique

*noun* \ˈklēk, ˈklik\

## Simple Definition of clique

* : a small group of people who spend time together and who are not friendly to other people

## Full Definition of clique

1. :  a narrow exclusive circle or group of persons; *especially* :  one held together by common interests, views, or purposes

## Examples of clique in a sentence

1. <that *clique* refuses to even talk to outsiders at their lunch table>

## Origin of clique

French

First Known Use: 1711
The Greensboro Four

The "Greensboro Four," along with friends and supporters, continued to return to the lunch counter every day. After six months, the students were finally served.

On February 1st, 1960 in **Greensboro**, North Carolina, **four** A&T freshmen students, Ezell Blair, Jr. (Jibreel Khazan), Franklin McCain, Joseph McNeil & David Richmond walked downtown and “sat - in” at the whites–only lunch counter at Woolworth's. They refused to leave when denied service and stayed until the store closed.

## Peaceful Protesters

By 1960, it had been six years since a Supreme Court decision had made school segregation, or the separation of white and black students, illegal. Still, in many parts of the country, little had changed. In the South, many restaurants, hospitals and parks remained segregated.

"Segregation was an evil kind of thing that needed attention," says McNeil. Like Martin Luther King, Jr., the Greensboro teens believed in bringing about change through nonviolent protest. News of the peaceful sit-in quickly spread and inspired others to get involved. Within two months, sit-ins were occurring in 54 cities in nine states.

Eventually, these demonstrations helped put pressure on lawmakers to pass the 1964 Civil Rights Act. The law guarantees equal rights for black Americans in employment, voting and the use of public facilities. "Greensboro . . . turned the history of America around," says Bill Chafe, a historian at Duke University.

## Holding onto History

On Monday, the International Civil Rights Center & Museum opened in the very building where the sit-ins began. Museum visitors can watch a film on the sit-in story and can even get a glimpse of the famous stools and counter where the Greensboro Four first sat 50 years ago.

"It is appropriate that we mark this historic anniversary with the landmark grand opening of the International Civil Rights Center and Museum," said Assistant Attorney General Thomas E. Perez. "We need this civil rights museum so that we remember our history."
Compression

*noun*com·pres·sion  \kəm-ˈpre-shən\

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*noun*  com·pres·sion  \kəm-ˈpre-shən\

Popularity: Bottom 40% of words

## Definition of compression

1. 1a :  the act, process, or result of compressingb :  the state of being compressed
2. 2:  the process of compressing the fuel mixture in a cylinder of an internal combustion engine (as in an automobile)
3. 3:  the compressed remains of a fossil plant
4. 4:  conversion (as of data, a data file, or a communications signal) in order to reduce the space occupied or bandwidth required

## Examples of compression in a sentence

1. <the *compression* of a long, complicated story into a two-hour movie is never easy>
Polarity

*noun*

  po·lar·i·ty  \pō-ˈler-ə-tē, pə-, -ˈla-rə-\

## Simple Definition of polarity

* : a state in which two ideas, opinions, etc., are completely opposite or very different from each other
* *physics* : the condition of having positive and negative charges and especially magnetic or electrical poles

## Full Definition of polarity

*plural* **po·lar·i·ties**

1. 1:  the quality or condition inherent in a body that exhibits opposite properties or powers in opposite parts or directions or that exhibits contrasted properties or powers in contrasted parts or directions :  the condition of having poles
2. 2:  attraction toward a particular object or in a specific direction
3. 3:  the particular state either positive or negative with reference to the two poles or to electrification
4. 4a :  diametrical oppositionb :  an instance of such opposition

## Examples of polarity in a sentence

1. <the *polarity* of the candidates' views on the issue means that the voters have a clear choice to make>

## polarity

*noun*

 po·lar·i·ty  \pō-ˈlar-ət-ē, pə-\

## Medical Definition of polarity

*plural* **po·lar·i·ties**

1. 1**:**  the quality or condition inherent in a body that exhibits contrasting properties or powers in contrasting parts or directions
2. 2**:**  attraction toward a particular object or in a specific direction
3. 3**:**  the particular state either positive or negative with reference to the two poles or to electrification
NASA-Secret Files

**NASA-Secret Files**

NASA-Secret FIles er en filmappe på all informasjon om president Humlepung og hans hemmelige operasjoner innenfor NASA. Filen inneholder info om: Prosjekt Framtid og The Secret NAV-Army. Filene ble lekket online av Ed Snow i 2013. Folk i verden ble rystet av innholdet i filene. Og Ed Snow måtte rømme landet. Noen trudde at president Humlepung var korrupt, mens andre trodde at han ikke viste noe om dette. Uansett er filene åpen for alle å lese, og det finnes en norsk versjon også, du kan lese hele filen her.
Babel

noun BAY-bul

## Definition

**1 :** (*sometimes capitalized* **Babel**) a confusion of sounds or voices

**2 :** (*sometimes capitalized* **Babel**) a scene of noise or confusion

## Examples

Amidst the *babel* in the auditorium, Kathy thought she could hear someone calling her name.

"A steady stream of travelers dragging wheeled suitcases and speaking a *Babel* of tongues is helping revive downtown Jamaica, a vibrant hub of Queens that weathered several gloomy decades of decay and crime." — Joseph Berger, *The New York Times*, 30 Dec. 2011

## Did You Know?

The story of the Tower of Babel comes from the Bible, specifically, Genesis 11:4-9. It describes an attempt by Noah's descendants to build a giant tower that would reach to heaven. God interrupted the project, however, by causing the builders to begin speaking different languages. Construction of the tower ceased, and the people were dispersed over the Earth. The account of the Tower of Babel, which may have been inspired by an actual tower in Babylonia, is generally read as an attempt to explain the diversity of languages. The story has also given English a word for any situation that calls to mind the noisy chaos that would surely have ensued as the workers first tried to communicate using different languages.
Quash

*verb*

\ˈkwäsh, ˈkwȯsh\

## Definition of quash

transitive verb

1. :  to suppress or extinguish summarily and completely <*quash* a rebellion>
2. to nullify especially by judicial action <*quash* an indictment>

## Origin of quash

Middle English *quashen* to smash, from Anglo-French *quasser, casser,* from Latin*quassare* to shake violently, shatter, frequentative of *quatere* to shake

First Known Use: 13th century
Distinguish

*verb*  dis·tin·guish \di-ˈstiŋ-(g)wish\

## Simple Definition of distinguish

* : to notice or recognize a difference between people or things
* : to make (someone or something) different or special in some way
* : to see or hear (someone or something) clearly

###### transitive verb

* 1. 1:  to perceive a difference in :  mentally separate <so alike they could not be *distinguished*>
	2. 2a :  to mark as separate or different <a policy that *distinguishes* him from other candidates>b :  to separate into kinds, classes, or categories <*distinguish* words by their part of speech>c :  to give prominence or distinction to <*distinguished* themselves in music>d :  characterize <recipes *distinguished* by simplicity>
	3. 3a :  discern <*distinguished* a light in the distance>b :  to single out :  take special notice of

###### intransitive verb

* 1. :  to perceive a difference <*distinguish* between right and wrong>

## Examples of distinguish in a sentence

* 1. You're old enough to *distinguish* between fact and fantasy.
	2. I have trouble *distinguishing* between the two of them.
	3. I have trouble *distinguishing* the difference between the two of them.
	4. You should be able to *distinguish* fact from fantasy.
	5. The only thing that *distinguishes* the dogs is their bark.
	6. The singer's voice is what *distinguishes* the band.
	7. You can't *distinguish* the detail from this distance.
Objective

*adjective*

 ob·jec·tive  \əb-ˈjek-tiv, äb-\

## Simple Definition of objective

* : based on facts rather than feelings or opinions : not influenced by feelings
* *philosophy* : existing outside of the mind : existing in the real world
* *grammar* : relating to nouns, noun phrases, or pronouns that are the objects of verbs or prepositions

## Full Definition of objective

1. 1a :  relating to or existing as an object of thought without consideration of independent existence —used chiefly in medieval philosophyb :  of, relating to, or being an object, phenomenon, or condition in the realm of sensible experience independent of individual thought and perceptible by all observers :  having reality independent of the mind <*objective* reality> <our reveries … are significantly and repeatedly shaped by our transactions with the *objective* world — Marvin Reznikoff> — compare subjective 3ac *of a symptom of disease* :  perceptible to persons other than the affected individual — compare subjective 4cd :  involving or deriving from sense perception or experience with actual objects, conditions, or phenomena <*objective* awareness> <*objective* data>
2. 2:  relating to, characteristic of, or constituting the case of words that follow prepositions ortransitive verbs
3. 3a :  expressing or dealing with facts or conditions as perceived without distortion by personal feelings, prejudices, or interpretations <*objective* art> <an *objective* history of the war> <an *objective* judgment>b *of a test* :  limited to choices of fixed alternatives and reducing subjective factors to a minimum

**ob·jec·tive·ly** *adverb*

**ob·jec·tive·ness** *noun*

**ob·jec·tiv·i·ty**

## Full Definition of objective

1. 1:  a lens or system of lenses that forms an image of an object
2. 2a :  something toward which effort is directed :  an aim, goal, or end of actionb :  a strategic position to be attained or a purpose to be achieved by a military operation

ob·jec·tive  \əb-ˈjek-tiv, äb-\

## Simple Definition of objective

* : something you are trying to do or achieve : a goal or purpose

\ˌäb-ˌjek-ˈti-və-tē, əb-\ *noun*
Omniscient

*adjective*

  om·ni·scient  \-shənt\

## Full Definition of omniscient

1. 1:  having infinite awareness, understanding, and insight
2. 2:  possessed of universal or complete knowledge

**om·ni·scient·ly** *adverb*

## Simple Definition of omniscient

* : knowing everything : having unlimited understanding or knowledge

## Origin of omniscient

New Latin *omniscient-, omnisciens,* back-formation from Medieval Latin *omniscientia*

First Known Use: circa 1604
Ruthless

adjective

ROOTH-lus

## Definition

**:** having no pity **:** merciless, cruel

## Examples

The country was ruled by a *ruthless* dictator who could inflict punishment at will on any person who defied his orders.

"While Wyatt's business tactics were said to be *ruthless*, they sure were smart." — James Reginato, *Vanity Fair*, February 2016

## Did You Know?

*Ruthless* can be defined as "without ruth" or "having no ruth." So what, then, is ruth? The noun *ruth*, which is now considerably less common than *ruthless*, means "compassion for the misery of another," "sorrow for one's own faults," or "remorse." And, just as it is possible for one to be without ruth, it is also possible to be full of ruth. The antonym of *ruthless* is*ruthful*, meaning "full of ruth" or "tender." *Ruthful* can also mean "full of sorrow" or "causing sorrow." *Ruth* can be traced back to the Middle English noun *ruthe*, itself from *ruen*, meaning "to rue" or "to feel regret, remorse, or sorrow."
Effect

*noun*

  ef·fect  \i-ˈfekt, e-, ē-, ə-\

## Simple Definition of effect

* : a change that results when something is done or happens : an event, condition, or state of affairs that is produced by a cause
* : a particular feeling or mood created by something
* : an image or a sound that is created in television, radio, or movies to imitate something real

## Full Definition of effect

1. 1a :  purport, intentb :  basic meaning :  essence
2. 2:  something that inevitably follows an antecedent (as a cause or agent)
3. 3:  an outward sign :  appearance
4. 4:  accomplishment, fulfillment
5. 5:  power to bring about a result :  influence <the content itself of television … is therefore less important than its *effect* — *Current Biography*>
6. 6*plural* :  movable property :  goods <personal *effects*>
7. 7a :  a distinctive impression <the color gives the *effect* of being warm>b :  the creation of a desired impression <her tears were purely for *effect*>c (1) :  something designed to produce a distinctive or desired impression —usually used in plural (2) *plural* :  special effects
8. 8:  the quality or state of being operative :  operation <the law goes into *effect* next week>

**in effect**

1. :  in substance :  virtually <the … committee agreed to what was *in effect* a reduction in the hourly wage — *Current Biography*>

**to the effect**

1. :  with the meaning <issued a statement *to the effect* that he would resign>

## effect

*verb*

 ef·fect  \i-ˈfekt, e-, ē-, ə-\

## Simple Definition of effect

* : to cause (something) : to make (something) happen
* : to cause (something) to produce the desired result

###### transitive verb

1. 1:  to cause to come into being
2. 2a :  to bring about often by surmounting obstacles :  accomplish <*effect* a settlement of a dispute>b :  to put into operation <the duty of the legislature to *effect* the will of the citizens>

## Origin of effect

(see 1effect)

First Known Use: 1533

## Origin of effect

Middle English, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, from Latin *effectus,* from*efficere* to bring about, from *ex-* + *facere* to make, do — more at do

First Known Use: 14th century
Hie

verb

HYE

## Definition

**1 :** to go quickly **:** hasten

**2 :** to cause (oneself) to go quickly

## Examples

"Then *hie* you hence to Friar Laurence's cell; / There stays a husband to make you a wife." — William Shakespeare, *Romeo and Juliet*, 1597

"The Tulsa State Fair is an annual, autumnal assault on the senses—a cornucopia of cacophony, a symphony of scents, a fulsomeness of flashing lights, a horde of humanity*hieing* themselves hither and yon along … the Expo Square fairgrounds." — James D. Watts Jr., *The Tulsa (Oklahoma) World*, 30 Sept. 2015

## Did You Know?

*Hie* has been part of English since the 12th century, and it stems from the even hoarier*hīgian*, an Old English word meaning "to strive" or "to hasten." *Hie* enjoyed a high popularity period from the 16th to the 19th centuries, and you're sure to encounter it in the literature of those times—writers from Shakespeare to Twain penned it into their prose. But don't get the idea that *hie* is just a word of the past; it regularly pops up in current publications as well—often, though not always, in contexts in which the author is wanting to approximate an old-timey way of communicating.
Subjective

*adjective*

  sub·jec·tive  \(ˌ)səb-ˈjek-tiv\

## Simple Definition of subjective

* *philosophy* : relating to the way a person experiences things in his or her own mind
* : based on feelings or opinions rather than facts
* *grammar* : relating to nouns, noun phrases, or pronouns that are the subjects of verbs

## Full Definition of subjective

1. 1:  of, relating to, or constituting a subject: asa *obsolete* :  of, relating to, or characteristic of one that is a subject especially in lack of freedom of action or in submissivenessb :  being or relating to a grammatical subject; *especially* :  nominative
2. 2:  of or relating to the essential being of that which has substance, qualities, attributes, or relations
3. 3a :  characteristic of or belonging to reality as perceived rather than as independent of mind:  phenomenal — compare objective 1bb :  relating to or being experience or knowledge as conditioned by personal mental characteristics or states
4. 4a (1) :  peculiar to a particular individual :  personal <*subjective* judgments> (2) :  modified or affected by personal views, experience, or background <a *subjective* account of the incident>b :  arising from conditions within the brain or sense organs and not directly caused by external stimuli <*subjective* sensations>c :  arising out of or identified by means of one's perception of one's own states and processes <a *subjective* symptom of disease> — compare objective 1c

1. 5:  lacking in reality or substance :  illusory

**sub·jec·tive·ly** *adverb*

**sub·jec·tive·ness** *noun*

**sub·jec·tiv·i·ty** \-ˌjek-ˈti-və-tē\ *noun*

## subjective

*noun*

  sub·jec·tive  \(ˌ)səb-ˈjek-tiv\

## Definition of subjective

1. :  something that is subjective (see 1subjective); *also* :  nominative

## Origin of subjective

(see 1subject)

First Known Use: 1817

## Origin of subjective

(see 1subject)

First Known Use: 15th century
Luminous

a*djective* lu·mi·nous \ˈlü-mə-nəs\

## Simple Definition of luminous

* : producing or seeming to produce light
* : filled with light : brightly lit
* : very bright in color

## Full Definition of luminous

1. 1a :  emitting or reflecting usually steady, suffused, or glowing lightb :  of or relating to light or to luminous flux
2. 2:  bathed in or exposed to steady light <*luminous* with sunlight>

## Examples of luminous in a sentence

1. I saw the cat's *luminous* eyes in my car's headlights.
2. a watch with a *luminous* dial
3. The room was *luminous* with sunlight.

## Full Definition of luminous

1. 1a :  emitting or reflecting usually steady, suffused, or glowing lightb :  of or relating to light or to luminous flux
2. 2:  bathed in or exposed to steady light <*luminous* with sunlight>
3. 3:  clear, enlightening
4. 4:  shining, illustrious <a *luminous* film star> <a *luminous* performance>

**luminously** *adverb*

**luminousness** *noun*

See luminous defined for English-language learners

See luminous defined for kids

## Examples of luminous in a sentence

1. I saw the cat's *luminous* eyes in my car's headlights.
2. a watch with a *luminous* dial
3. The room was *luminous* with sunlight.

## Origin of luminous

Middle English, from Latin *luminosus,* from*lumin-, lumen*

First Known Use: 15th century
Nuance

*noun*

  nu·ance

\ˈnü-ˌän(t)s, ˈnyü-, -ˌäⁿs; nü-ˈ, nyü-ˈ\

## Simple Definition of nuance

* : a very small difference in color, tone, meaning, etc.

## Full Definition of nuance

1. 1:  a subtle distinction or variation
2. 2:  a subtle quality :  nicety
3. 3:  sensibility to, awareness of, or ability to express delicate shadings (as of meaning, feeling, or value)

## Examples of nuance in a sentence

1. Between the lines of lexicographical *nuance* and quotation, Johnson was paying old debts and seeking out wisdom about himself and his adopted city, as well as compiling perhaps the greatest commonplace book in the history of mankind. —Andrew O'Hagan, *New York Review*, 27 Apr. 2006
2. In every silky statement from General Musharraf about the need for a short—in other words: limited—war, and in every *nuance* of the Pakistani official posture, I was sure I detected the local version of Schadenfreude. —Christopher Hitchens, *Vanity Fair*, January 2002
3. To La Farge, eccentricity meant convention; a mind really eccentric never betrayed it. True eccentricity was a tone—a shade—a *nuance*—and the finer the tone, the truer the eccentricity. —Henry Adams, *The Education of Henry Adams*, 1907
4. He listened to the subtle *nuances* in the song.
5. a poem of little depth and *nuance*

## Did You Know?

The history of "nuance" starts in Latin with the noun *nubes,* meaning "cloud." "Nubes" floated into Middle French as *nue,* also meaning "cloud," and "nue" gave rise to *nuer,* meaning "to make shades of color." "Nuer" in turn produced "nuance," which in Middle French meant *shade of color.* English borrowed "nuance" from French, with the meaning "a subtle distinction or variation," in the late 18th century. That use persists today. Additionally, "nuance" is sometimes used in a specific musical sense, designating a subtle, expressive variation in a musical performance (such as in tempo, dynamic intensity, or timbre) that is not indicated in the score.

## Origin of nuance

French, from Middle French, shade of color, from *nuer* to make shades of color, from*nue* cloud, from Latin *nubes;* perhaps akin to Welsh *nudd* mist

First Known Use: 1781
Vex

*verb*

 \ˈveks\

## Full Definition of vex

**vexed** *also* **vextvexing**

###### transitive verb

1. 1a :  to bring trouble, distress, or agitation to <the restaurant is *vexed* by slow service>b :  to bring physical distress to <a headache *vexed* him all morning>c :  to irritate or annoy by petty provocations :  harass <*vexed* by the children>d :  puzzle, baffle <a problem to *vex* the keenest wit>
2. 2:  to shake or toss about

## Examples of vex in a sentence

1. This problem has *vexed* researchers for years.
2. We were *vexed* by the delay.

## Origin of vex

Middle English, from Anglo-French *vexer,*from Latin *vexare* to agitate, harry; probably akin to Latin *vehere* to convey — more at way

First Known Use: 15th century
Awe

*noun* \ˈȯ\

## Simple Definition of awe

* : a strong feeling of fear or respect and also wonder

## Full Definition of awe

1. 1:  an emotion variously combining dread, veneration, and wonder that is inspired by authority or by the sacred or sublime <stood in *awe* of the king> <regard nature's wonders with *awe*>
2. 2*archaic*a :  dread, terrorb :  the power to inspire dread

## Examples of awe in a sentence

1. Clem gasped in *awe*. Inches from the shelf stood a column of scrimshaw the likes of which he'd never seen. —Al Michaud, *Fantasy & Science Fiction*, March 2005
2. I expected to be impressed by Machu Picchu, but now that we're here, standing in the clouds atop the world, I'm more than impressed—I'm in *awe*. Machu Picchu is actually better than photographs suggest, more a timeless way station than archaeological ruin. —Patrick J. Kelly,*Traveler*, May/June 2005
3. Organs began to appear in American churches early in the eighteenth century. Their glorious tones promised to harmonize cacophonous congregational singers and to inspire worshippers with a reverential sense of *awe*, bestirring them to moral improvement. —Jonathan D. Sarna,*American Judaism*, 2004
4. It was a sight that filled me with *awe* and reverence.
5. a person who inspires feelings of *awe* in others

## Origin of awe

Middle English, from Old Norse *agi;* akin to Old English *ege* awe, Greek *achos* pain

First Known Use: 13th century
Obnubilate

verb

ahb-NOO-buh-layt

## Examples

The writer's essay includes some valid points, but they are *obnubilated* by his convoluted prose style.

"Early street lighting had the disconcerting effect of *obnubilating* as well as illuminating urban space." — Matthew Beaumont, *Nightwalking: A Nocturnal History of London*, 2015

## Did You Know?

The meaning of *obnubilate* becomes clearer when you know that its ancestors are the Latin terms *ob*- (meaning "in the way") and *nubes* ("cloud"). It's a high-flown sounding word, which may be why it often turns up in texts by and about politicians. This has been true for a long time. In fact, when the U.S. Constitution was up for ratification, 18th-century Pennsylvania statesman James Wilson used *obnubilate* to calm fears that the president would have too much power: "Our first executive magistrate is not obnubilated behind the mysterious obscurity of counsellors…. He is the dignified, but accountable magistrate of a free and great people."