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Yell/Whisper
Yell: noun - a loud cry of pain, fear, anger, delight, triumph or
surprise; a shout, scream.
Verb - to utter a yell or shout.
Whisper: noun - an instance of whispering or
speaking softly; a softness of voice characterizing such speech; a whispered phrase.
Verb - to speak very softly; to converse like this for the sake of
secrecy;
'When Roger crept up
behind Sarah, fresh and warm from her shower, and placed his cold hands over
her uncovered breasts, she gave out a great yell of shock and indignation.'
'As the time came for the
news to be passed on, John brought Mandy close, embraced her, and with a gentle
whisper, explained that he wouldn't be spending the night with her but with
Jacob.'
'In the falling darkness
of dusk, the dark figure that emerged from the trees and lurched toward her, made
Martha yell with fear.'
'Mark teased Maria's
auburn locks away from her small ears and placed his mouth close so he could whisper
words of love and tenderness to her without alerting her husband to his
feelings.'
1846 - Iowa became the
29th state of the US.
1981 - The infamous Rendelsham
Forest UFO incident, in Suffolk near the US Airforce base, caused much
speculation in the press. Just another cause for conflict between those who
believe and those who don't. If the military had been more open from the
beginning, the whole field of UFOs could probably have been less fraught with
conspiracy theory.
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