Definitions
Wiktionary
- adj. Alternative capitalization of Latin
Examples
“Also the term latin american & hispanic being a race apart from the white is some nonsense tag given by the fu**ing fatass and ignorants northern Americans excluding Canadians.”
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“Now, while it may appear that this story has nothing to do with Mexico, that is incorrect and the reason I am telling that story on this thread is because it is critical for readers to know the attitudes of certain latin cultures toward the law.”
“I would not be surprised if every government (at least in latin america) is doing something similar.”
“( "Before you can get on the plane, TSA procedures require each of you to place your underwear on your head and sing 'I'm a Little Teapot' in latin ...")”
“It means “warm” in latin and “beautiful” in greek so …”
“I read an article not too long ago that said that sugar farmers in latin/south America were actually harvesting their sugar, adding poisons to it so that it was no longer edible (to get around edible sugar import tariffs), and then exporting it to the US for methanol production.”
“Sam speakin latin was almost orgasmic. .gets me every time. memorized now & everything .. so hot! tina says:”
“Here in latin america is worst for the next 2 mothns only 1 movie thats maybe is worth watching, eagle eye (3 dollars or rental) gets here november 20 and max payne (rental now) december 4, they bring crap everytime like house of bunny but Burn After Reading, Body of Lies, Traitor, RocknRolla, Appaloosa, Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, W. dont have a day when they gets here.”
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“That is probably a little worse here in latin america but I'm guessing that those Kennedy boys would fit right in.”
“These same tactics were used by the right wing in latin america, and completely destroyed the continent economically and socially.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘latin’.
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music genre
list of music genres - anything. even the most obscure sub-genres of sub-genres
twee pop, indie, shoegaze, doo-wop, punk, rock, jazz, pop, classical, hard rock, emo, goth and 190 more...
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ulyssean
... as in "by James Joyce"
stately, plump, aloft, gurgling, untonsured, chrysostomos, jowl, parapet, jesuit, indigestion, scutter, noserag and 688 more...
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In the News
johnstown flood tax, beige plague, antikythera mecha..., hyena-like vandals, sticker of shame, wombat leave, dutchy, grease infractions, thread count sett..., inherent vice, biobigotry, tank plinking and 98 more...
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jamieb's Words
obsequious, whimsical, flagella, matrix, happy, pineapple, joy, ambulophobia, lysozome, time, yawn, fracture and 111 more...
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The Tower of Babble
When I was in third grade an extra credit assignment I did was to make a list of at least fifty languages. I got to fifty, then kept going... and going... and going. Even twenty years later, I am ...
english, spanish, italian, french, russian, mandarin, cantonese, arabic, japanese, korean, farsi, hebrew and 88 more...
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caritas.lumen's Words
hope, award, bible, jesus, certainty, literature, curiosity, faith, nazarene, god, lumen, carmen and 36 more...
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languages
names of languages
english, french, swedish, chinese, mandarin, cantonese, chiac, spanish, german, basque, latin, portuguese and 84 more...
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Peoples and culture
hopi, navajo, indigenous, catalan, quaker, inuit, yoga, dance, flemish, feast, work, folkways and 35 more...
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things i like
activities, objects, people, food
friends, trying on dresses, agatha christie, clarinet, yaya dacosta, bangs, flirting, walking, gerunds, big band, antm, film soundtracks and 78 more...
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people, places, languages
liverpool, aberdeen, java, tashkent, cairo, corsica, denmark, morocco, catalan, flemish, nordic, chicano and 50 more...
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Rtaylor32's Words
shuffle, paradise, preface, dedication, contents, epic, poetry, criticism, virgil, style, defence, satan and 19 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for latin.
reesetee "The resurgence of a language once rejected as outdated and irrelevant is reflected across the country as Latin is embraced by a new generation of students . . . who seek to increase SAT scores or stand out from their friends, or simply harbor a fascination for the ancient language after reading Harry Potter’s Latin-based chanting spells."
-- "A Dead Language That’s Very Much Alive," NYT Online, 10/6/08 Oct 8, 2008
brtom Makes them feel more important to be prayed over in Latin.
Joyce, Ulysses, 6 Dec 31, 2006