Definitions
American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- n. Greek Mythology The goddess of criminal rashness and consequent punishment.
Examples
“Stalin Ate My Homework is essentially Sayle's love letter to his parents, Joe and Molly.”
The Guardian: Stalin Ate My Homework by Alexei Sayle - review
“But there is now one more book to add to the very short list: Sayle's Stalin Ate My Homework.”
The Guardian: Stalin Ate My Homework by Alexei Sayle - review
“(I love her stuff - What Pete Ate is one of my favorite children's books).”
“The truth is this: it stood near a cavern, sacred to the God Ait, called Ate,”
A New System; or, an Analysis of Antient Mythology. Volume II. (of VI.)
“I'm talking about the eight "Ate" words that can get you to financial freedom in a Cash Machine.”
“And in the way of the Filipino family, my Mom calls me "Ate" too.”
“Ate my mind and then shambled on his — and then shambled on his way”
“Ate there all the time when my parents lived in EP, and recently returned after a 15 year absence.”
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gods (2 syllable)
A list of mythological gods that people have worshipped throughout history (includes primordial dieties).
They can be animate or inanimate (male or female). 2 syllables
Please C...Chaos, Chronos, Gaia, al-lat, Ishtar, Buddha, Shiva, Atlas, Tethys, Kronos, Hera, Ares and 29 more...
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Verbs in past tense
Verbs
Went, Ate, Drank, Watched, Danced, Sailed, Worked, Flew, Rode, Saw, Visited
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