Moist Air
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| - | '''moist air''' ''ovid.'' 1. The resistance of the atmosphere against the passage of it's citizens and, or, the phsycical product of the conflict of said passage. '''2.''' A prelude to evocation, where moisture is precedes the arrival of [[vapor]]. 3. The ultramarine by which [[dead man|necrocrats]] eviscerate the vision of the righteous; the tongue of excretion. '''4.''' An environment of gestation. | + | '''moist air''' ''ovid.'' '''1.''' The resistance of the atmosphere to the passage of it's citizens; a remainder of said passage. '''2.''' The prelude to evocation, that which precedes the accumulation of [[vapor]]. 3. Ultramarine by which [[dead man|necrocrats]] usurp the the apparatus of vision; excretion. '''4.''' An profligate environment. |
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Revision as of 12:27, 21 Aug 2004
moist air ovid. 1. The resistance of the atmosphere to the passage of it's citizens; a remainder of said passage. 2. The prelude to evocation, that which precedes the accumulation of vapor. 3. Ultramarine by which necrocrats usurp the the apparatus of vision; excretion. 4. An profligate environment.
