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11Very — This interesting old name is of early Medieval English and French origin. It was an occupational surname for a worker in iron. The name derives from the Old French term ferreor , itself originally from the Roman (Latin) ferrum . The word and… …
12interested - interesting — ◊ interested If you want to know more about something or someone, you can say that you are interested in them. I m very interested in birds. Ellen seemed genuinely interested in him and his work. Note that you do not use any preposition except in …
13curious vs interesting — If someone is curious it means they are interested in learning about what is around them. For example: Lynne was curious to find out how many people used the website. If something is curious, it means it s odd, strange or unusual. For… …
14curious vs interesting — If someone is curious it means they are interested in learning about what is around them. For example: Lynne was curious to find out how many people used the website. If something is curious, it means it s odd, strange or unusual. For… …
15A Very Special Person — is an early 1980s promotional video for the theology/ministry course at Avondale College, a Seventh day Adventist tertiary education provider in New South Wales, Australia, featuring now famous actor Russell Crowe.Crowe appeared in the video when …
16Oh. That's interesting. — very cheap, low priced, dirt cheap He can remember when eggs were cheap a dime a dozen …
17May you live in interesting times — Chinese curse redirects here. For Chinese language profanity, see Mandarin Chinese profanity. May you live in interesting times , often referred to as the Chinese curse, is reputed to be the English translation of an ancient Chinese proverb and… …
18A Very Merry Unauthorized Children's Scientology Pageant — Infobox Musical name = A Very Merry Unauthorized Children s Scientology Pageant subtitle = caption = Publicity still, December 2004 production music = Kyle Jarrow lyrics = Kyle Jarrow book = Kyle Jarrow basis = A concept by Alex Timbers… …
19cut an [interesting/ridiculous/unusual etc.] figure — if someone cuts an interesting, ridiculous, unusual etc. figure, they seem interesting, ridiculous, unusual etc.. My Russian uncle cut an unusual figure among the very British audience …
20cut an interesting figure — cut an [interesting/ridiculous/unusual etc.] figure if someone cuts an interesting, ridiculous, unusual etc. figure, they seem interesting, ridiculous, unusual etc.. My Russian uncle cut an unusual figure among the very British audience …
