Words

_The drift from God is a movement of events, a propulsion of vital experience, not a parade of words to be diverted by other words_. ❋ David Marshall Brooks (N/A)

Lady Rosamond clung to those kind words with a fond pertinacity: not only the _words_, but the manner in which they were uttered. ❋ Rebecca Agatha Armour (N/A)

_The hyphen in initial words indicates the composition of the words_. ❋ John [Editor] Kirtland (N/A)

_Ideas are never words_ nor are _words ever ideas_, but words become so ❋ Unknown (N/A)

In (_a_) the application of _words_ is limited, or restricted, to the two words mentioned; in (_c_) _words_ is restricted to a certain kind. ❋ Brainerd Kellogg (N/A)

But even this is not enough, where the child is dull, or where healthful mental exercise is required; and accordingly in that case, the teacher not only questions upon the clauses in connection with the other principal words, but he takes the _words_, of which the clauses are composed, and catechises the child upon them also. ❋ James Gall (N/A)

The child will then be able -- not to repeat the words only, for that is not the effect of this exercise, -- but to communicate the ideas in his _own words_; which, however, will generally be found to be the very same as in the book. ❋ James Gall (N/A)

Those who failed to interpret the words, or to extract the idea from them, reiterated the _words_ to themselves, and would perhaps be able to repeat the words again, but they do so in the same manner that a person reads or repeats words in an unknown tongue. ❋ James Gall (N/A)

Words that are read more forcibly than other words in a sentence are called _emphatic words_. ❋ J. Marshall Hawkes (N/A)

If you cannot yet translate the sentence, put down the English meanings of all the words _in the same order as the Latin words_. ❋ Benjamin Leonard D'Ooge (1900)

Not that the reply was at all ambiguous in itself; it was the peculiar emphasis with which the words were spoken, and the peculiar expression of the man's countenance as he uttered them, which constituted the ambiguity; the _words_ simply implied that the _Pensacola_ had been boarded; the _look_ spoke volumes, but the volumes were written in an unknown tongue, so far as we at least were concerned. ❋ Harry Collingwood (1886)

Probably the meaning here is that if they were going to say so much, they need not have shown the bag, for the words were enough without the sight of the bag: or it may be only that the _words_ were unnecessary in the sentence . ❋ 480? BC-420? BC Herodotus (1883)

Everything that disturbs the _understanding of words heard_ must be designated disturbance of speech equally with everything that disturbs _the production of words_ and sentences. ❋ William T. Preyer (1869)

This was the substance, and I think nearly the very words; but that "_you did not understand following the wretched remains (or remnants) of a broken army_," I perfectly remember to be the _very words_ you expressed. ❋ Horace Wemyss Smith (1858)

'In such full words,' he says; and seeing that the advancement of Learning has already taken us on to a place where the opinions of Aristotle, at least, are not so binding, we need not trouble ourselves with that long quotation now -- 'in such full _words_, and with such _iteration_, doth he inculcate this part, so saith ❋ Delia Bacon (1835)

(It is impossible to give the exact words, and these are not _the words_, but it is the exact sense of what he said.) [12] [William Russell, afterwards eighth Duke of Bedford, born 30th June 1809, died May 1872.] ❋ Charles Greville (1829)

For nothing can be worse than a gay song to calm music, or massive words to a delicate air; in all cases _the tune must suggest, and will suggest, to the lyrist the sentiment of the words_. ❋ Thomas Osborne Davis (1829)

Cicero; of his three indexes to all his words, and his never writing but in the dead of night, employing months upon a few lines; and his religious veneration for _words_, with his total indifference about the ❋ Isaac Disraeli (1807)

[These are] words. ❋ Krkič (2019)

wordexampleword ❋ Soiled Undergarment (2003)

[Leo]: "I liked the game last night." [Anthony]: "[Word for word], dude. Word for word..." ❋ XaioPuppy (2018)

[You better] not be doing Word for Word or we [going] to get [caught] ❋ Aaaaaddddddddd (2018)

"See the [worlds] [funniest] definition! wordword/word!!!!!" - [Assclump] ❋ Bastardized Bottomburp (2003)

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"Do you, or do you not know about [the bird]? Because everybody has [heard that] [the bird is the word]." ❋ Autman (2008)

“[That math] [test] was [hard as fuck]” “Word to” ❋ Violetblackx (2019)

[e.g]. Well [everybody knows] [the bird is the word] ! ❋ JayDee106 (2008)

"[Word to my mother] man, I would never let someone [touch] my family. I'm protecting them 'till the day [I die]." ❋ BabyBans (2018)