we all crazy people

So I was watching this fashion show on fashion tv. Naturally I am a very good at observing body language.
Most of this people are supposed to be the whose who of fashion at least in that region. Now I look at the way they are dressed and the way each person is reacting to their neighbours manner of dressing. My conclusion of it all :-  we are all crazy people.
It made me think back to one of Guliana Ransik's  appearance as a host on a beauty pageant. She had designed a dress and was very disturbed to know what people would think about the dress. Isn't it crazy since she is criticising others for their lack of dress sense and yet she is also a victim of that.
I am not saying we should allow one another be, to the extent that society become insane and we can almost declare a fashion state of emergency in the world - which is still about to happen, even with the various acclaimed guides to the fashion world. All I am saying is, let's hive each other some breathing space. To an extent, there is an inner designer in most of us, so let's allow ourselves that opportunity sometimes

words 1-5 Jan:22:2'15

1. Overmix

verb (overmixes, overmixing; past and past participle overmixed)

To mix too thoroughly

antonyms

undermix

Wow, I am sure if I wrote this in an essay, they'd probably mark me down for using under and mix as one word. Now I know the truth it has set me free.

1. Sum up verb(idiomatic) to summarize 

So, to sum up your argument, what you are saying is that it is impossible.

All I can say is; why is this put in the dictionary this way.

1. Theandric 

adjective (not comparable)
(theology) Relating to, or existing by, the union of divine and human operation in Christ, or the joint agency of the divine and human nature.

1. humourist

noun (plural humourists)
- (British) Alternative spelling of humorist

Note the difference between the British and American


The last one for this date is pretty long, so i don't want to comment again. Goodnight, sweet dreams

1. idiosyncrasy

etymology

First attested in 1604, in modern sense since 1665, from Old French idiosyncrasie, from Ancient Greek ἰδιοσυγκρασία, from ἴδιος + σύν + κρᾶσις.

noun (plural idiosyncrasies)
- A behavior or way of thinking that is characteristic of a person.
- A language or behaviour that is particular to an individual or group.
- (medicine) A peculiar individual reaction to a generally innocuous substance or factor.
- A peculiarity that serves to distinguish or identify.
    He mastered the idiosyncrasies of English spelling.

synonyms
- eccentricity
- foible
- habit
- mannerism
- oddity
- quirk
- vagary

Word 3,4,5 Jan:21:2'15

Hey, so we couldn't go through the last three words yesterday, well here they are;


Eighty-five
number
The cardinal number immediately following eighty-four and preceding eighty-six.
synonyms
Arabic numerals: 85
Roman numerals: LXXXV
translations (the cardinal number 85)
German: fünfundachtzig
Italian: ottantacinque
Portuguese: oitenta e cinco
Russian: восемьдесят пять
Spanish: ochenta y cinco

Wow, I allowed this one cos of the many other languages, I hope I can learn them. Notice how the Portuguese and the Spanish are alike.


Chorepiscopus
noun (plural chorepiscopi)
A country or suffragan bishop, appointed in the ancient church by a diocesan bishop to exercise episcopal jurisdiction in a rural district.

The dictionary on my device does not even know this one. I would have never pegged it for something that could be in an English-language dictionary. You might also need to check the definitions of some of the words that were used to define it - how strenuous.


Murcia
etymology
From Spanish Murcia.

noun
An autonomous community in south-eastern Spain.
The capital city of the region of Murcia.
translations (community)
Portuguese: Múrcia
Russian: Мурсия
Spanish: Murcia
translations (city)
French: Murcie
Italian: Murcia
Portuguese: Múrcia
Russian: Мурсия
Spanish: Murcia

Funny things you can find in a dictionary huh. At least my device knows this one.

hair revamp

Well this is one of those publications I told you I had to hold back on due to lack of appropriate illustrations for you.
I'll tell you about it anyways, see if you can follow.
See I have carried this hair for quite sometime - beyond the four weeks period most people I know keep their hair. That's because I believe that if the hair inside isn't smelling and you took the time and money to buy a pretty good weapon, then you should carry it for as long as it looks good or at least longer than four weeks. So I'll tell you how I did it.
The hair was originally wavy, but it had started to lose the wave. Make sure that while the hair is still new, you comb it line by line at least once a week with a wave comb - even if the weapon is expensive, it still need proper care just like the synthetic ones.
When it is over a month it may lose some of the waves and if you want it back, here's how to do it.
First, get those really tiny rollers that have a soft rubber attachment to hold the hair in place.
Rub in a good serum or hair shine product. Comb it in. Take really tiny portions of the hair - I'd like to call it YOUR hair. And wrap it round the rolers. You have just about twelve but that's all you'll need.
Do this in different parts of you hair Making to go around the hair. You may have to lift off portions of hair to pick smaller portions underneath.
You can now simply leave it till morning.
In the morning. Unwrap the hair from the rollers. You should have combed your hair properly the previous day to avoid having to comb this morning.
If you did it well, you can just walk out your door without doing more than running your hands through the hair and your hair will look like you made it yesterday.
Oh, let this be our little secret.

Word 2 Jan:21:2'15

Fishkill
noun (plural fishkills)
An environmental event in which fish are killed
Well I didn't know that such a thing could be considered a word!
Well now you know.

Word 1 Jan:21:2'15

Meshugga or meshugge

From Yiddish משוגע, from Hebrew מְשׁוּגָּע, a form of שׁוּגַּע and שִׁיגַּע.

adjective
- crazy, mad, senseless, insane
    That meshugge boy changed lanes on the highway without even looking!
German: meschugge

HAPPY NEW YEARS

I said happy new years because it's been so long. I am sorry for not being here for so long. I have a lot to tell you but due to many difficulties, I haven't been able to.
I promise to do my best to share all that I have with you even if I may not have all the needed attachments to give you the best. As time goes on I will add what I can.
So the new thing I want to focus on is languages.
Has it ever happened to you that because of time and other factors, languages that you have learned and mastered, begin to wane. You seem to lose touch with them.
Mine happened with English language; the language I received many nicknames for.
So this year I have decided not to sit down and watch that happen. I will get at least five words from the dictionary at random everyday and never stop even when I am completely back in control. I think I'll also throw in a bonus of other languages to make it more fun.
I invite you to join me on this journey. Whatever your waned language may be. Jump in and take it back.
Welcome to the active year of 2015.