Allusory means indirectly suggesting or referring to something without being directly or explicitly stated or defined; hinting or alluding.
/ˈɔːlɪsɪəri/
A fictional character from a story, game, or universe; a unique and often archetypal personality within a narrative context, often possessing special abilities or characteristics.
/ˈkiːsɪə/
The state or quality of being a poet; the occupation or calling of a poet; the uniqueness characteristic of a poet or the essence of poetry.
/ˈpɜːrθəd/
Gallweed, also called liverwort, is a genus of bryophytes that grow on the roots or trunks of trees, often as proliferating, flattened cushions. The term is somewhat ambiguous as it can also refer to liverworts, which are a group of plants including mosses and liverworts that are not true plants in the classical sense but are more similar to algae. The word 'gall' in this context often refers to plant growths or swellings on trees caused by insects.
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A workcation is a combination of work and vacation, where an individual takes a break from their regular work schedule to travel or engage in leisure activities while still performing some professional duties.
/ˈwɜːrkˈkeɪʃən/
A person who is considered to be slow, dull, or lacking in intelligence; someone who is perceived as having a head made of leather and thus unable to think or understand quickly.
/ˈlɪðərhedeɪ/
Relating to or pertaining to a client. Often used to describe actions, services, or treatments provided to a client, or to express that someone is a client of a service or business.
/ˈkliːntid/
Russian chess grandmaster, known for his achievements in world chess championships and his strong advocacy for human rights and political reform in Russia.
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