Pretty much the same meaning as onomatopoeia, but I think the word you're looking for is 'imitative'.

Well, I, for one, am surprised; this is not related to the embolus of embolism. That's from the ballein of things like hyperbole and abulia. Far out.

Resuscitation in the cinema often gets me. There someone is, on the brink of death, someone does some CPR, and bang!, they're up and at 'em, ready and rarin' to go. I do know movies aren't real, but sometimes it's a bit much, even for suspension of disbelief.

If only someone could come up with a stratagem for bringing lasting peace to the Middle East.

Simplistic, I know, but as Rodney King asked, "Can’t we all just get along?"

In case anyone's interested, the Russian prikhodit' does mean to come to or arrive, but it also carries the added nuance of 'on foot', 'walking'. If you drive, it would be 'priekhat'. There are entire textbooks written just for understanding the intricacies of Russian verbs of motion. They can be ve...

As with brunet, this is one of those words I tend to associate first and foremost with women. Meaning I think doyenne or brunette first, even when it's written doyen or brunet.

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The "@me_too" movement is more generally know as #MeToo,

As for misanthropy, I don't necessarily have anything against humans in general, but people can sure be a bother.

Worsen and intensify are considered 'synonyms', but they aren't really, as this one takes a direct object. A forest fire may itself intensify, and a patient's condition may worsen, but they don't exacerbate. It takes an outside influence to exacerbate them. I imagine they could be exacerbescent, tho...

If you paltrily provide provender, you'll end up with paltry poultry.

In the emphatic example in In Play, do you think it includes the women-folk, too?

Hmm, which drives which? Do dystopian movies and TV shows lead to dysphoria among the people, or does a general dysphoria lead to the making of such?

If PIE got it's word for mother from babies' bilabials, I wonder why Georgian's mama means papa. Georgian's not a PIE language, so what was the influence?

No trickery here, just a note to pass on the Dr.'s treatment of cozen, a word I cannot seem to pronounce correctly. I always come up with 'kah-zen".

Meaning: Comparative degree of bad, more bad in any sense of the word bad.

In any sense except in the slang sense of good or coolest, that is. Think Leroy Brown, who was the baddest until he started messin' with the wife of a jealous man.

Then tell your broker to counter at a higher price.

If I understand correctly, this counter is from a different root. It's related to contra.

I like the remodeling business's whimsy. I remember the pest and rodent control business I saw that called itself "The Last Supper".