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give me one time you have legitimately used the word Xanthous ever.?
this is a follow up to my previous question of “information we can’t use being a waste of time and energy.” Ok so if your arguments are correct then there is a time and place to use the word Xanthous. According to the college websters dictionary the only meaning for xanthous is that its another word for yellow or yellowish. give me one time other than a spelling bee when you legitimately used the word xanthous instead of yellow. personally I have never ever heard the word ever used in a sentense or used in a book. oh and it has to be from real life. no hypothetical situations count
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Two minutes after I read your question. I showed my 9-year old daughter on her way to school today your question and said, “Here’s another word for yellow, xanthous.” She asked how it’s read, and I said I don’t know I’d look it up.
By the way, it’s underlined in red. Is the spelling correct?
Thanks for the new word!
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I never like to use the same descriptive word twice when I write. It can be very noticible. So, say I’m writing about types of flowers that all happen to be yellow. One type would be yellow, another variety might look just like butter, another would be as deep as a overripe lemon, and one would be xanthous.
There you are. A legitimate reason for the word xanthous.
Variety is the spice of life!
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I have never used the word xanthous in my life until this sentence, nor have I ever heard anyone use this word.
Perhaps in an anthropology class that i slept though? LOL
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Here is my first and last time: People who use the word xanthous in ordinary human discourse tend to be a bit off center.
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Being an amature photographer I am much interested in the particulars of the photos that you will be able to see on the website listed at the bottom of this paragraph. I find XANTHOUS pictures to be quite fascinating and beautiful. I also have an ASIAN wife who has XANTHOUS skin. http://www.inmagine.com/searchterms/xanthous.html
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It might come in very useful when writing poetry. Much more poetic than “yellow.”
It never hurts to know more words.
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I have never heard, used or seen that word written until I just saw it in your question.
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In scientific writing, it is a much more precise word to use to describe the color of something…such as mucus or pollen.
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I have never used the word “xanthous”. Now I have.
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In answering a cryptic crossword clue…so I didn’t say the word (not sure how to pronounce it!)….only wrote it….and it was correct!
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