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Etymologies
- Middle English Julie, from Old North French, from Latin Iūlius, after Iūlius Caesar, Julius Caesar; see dyeu- in Indo-European roots.
Examples
“I am going fishing around duck sound, NC this summer in july or august.”
I am going fishing around duck sound, NC this summer in july or august.
“Yes | No | Report from radam wrote 17 weeks 22 hours ago what confused me is that they were tiny like what you expect to see in july minus the spots”
i just saw a group of 15 fawns with no mature deer in the group any body have an explanation?
“Your father says that you ate all his peas every Spring and that he did not get any -- ditto with the lima beans in july and august.”
“Bow Hunting and other fish and animals pike these are reader shots submitted in july of game and gamefish such as deer trout walleye”
“President!!! neither in july nor in august!!! so ...”
“Can't Post | Private Reply what about insurance for such a lien-held vehicle? if my parents are driving with me to mexico in july, where i will be moving, and they are staying for 30 days, then do they have to buy mexican insurance to have their car there in guadalajara and drive from here to there? thanks for all of your help! brynna jennifer rose”
“I am looking for an apartment in july probably for one month.”
“Can't Post | Private Reply hello everyone and first of all thank you for this wonderful and helpful site we're going to manzanillo in july with my wife (mexican) and my 3 kids and i don't want to spend the whole time in manzanillo we have a car there so we will be driving from DF so we might stop along the way probably in tequila and guadalajara acouple of days and then to colima and costa alegre and also comala, volcanoes etc is it ok in july to go about and stop in hotels without reservation since it's not tourist season? is there some "off the beaten path" places we can't miss? any advice with the kids since it will be pretty hot i guess!!! thank you frederic bournemouth”
“So if I got it right is gonna be Max's book in july, Ria's in august and Indigo's in november?”
“25 March 2010 at 8: 44 pm pete jackson is busy exce. producing the hobbit which starts filming in july so he is a no.m. night everything depends on last airbender. michael bay is busy too.”
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outcasts
Words that people on Twitter don't think are words.
I wrote a little script that runs every day. It searches the Twitter API for tweets containing the words, "is not a word". Each (non...unfollow, suppose-ably, qirl, darkskin, haz, stoints, uglyer, boringest, fustrating, linx, yolo, excapes and 3636 more...
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Time
clock, forever, never, ever, ago, when, then, now, past, present, future, timeline and 119 more...
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Summer Words
Words that have to do with the Summer season.
mirage, beach, sun, warm, hot, humid, vacation, day, july, august, barbecue, baseball and 11 more...
reesetee *snort* Jun 11, 2009
rolig If you've spent all your Julies in Reykjavik, don't worry. Iceland is so broke I hear they're accepting Pennies now. Jun 11, 2009
yarb That makes sense for people, I think (although I recently read a novel in which a Mr and Mrs Wolf were referred to jocularly by the main character as "the Wolves"), but I'm still not sure about months.
That probably is the least wrong option, though. Thanks milos. Jun 11, 2009
milosrdenstvi Julys. It only looks funny because we aren't used to seeing -ys. But it's one of our grammatical necessities because (to me at least) it is improper to change about a proper name when pluralizing in English.
One week from now I will be visiting my friend D. McKelvy, and his family, the McKelvys. They are not McKelvies. Nor are they McKelvy's, despite the wanton deviance to this construction by those who abhor virtue. One of them is a McKelvy, and two are McKelvys. Same for July and Julys. Jun 11, 2009
yarb How would you pluralise this? Julies, or July's?
Both seem wrong to me. But it makes sense to speak of - "for a long time now we've spent our Julies in Reykjavik..." Jun 11, 2009