Vocabulary Soup #26: Free-for-all
This week (well, I should say, until March 19, because I'm going to be out of town that's the next time I'll be able to post one of these) I'm not doing a word.
Instead, I put a different challenge to you:
Reply to this post writing something that uses a new word you've recently learned OR a word you already know, but using it in a way you haven' ( Read more... )
Instead, I put a different challenge to you:
Reply to this post writing something that uses a new word you've recently learned OR a word you already know, but using it in a way you haven' ( Read more... )
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Human bodies were made up of multiple layers: skin, tissue, muscle fibers, bone, bone marrow. Data had access to the general imprint of the humanoid form and access to millions of the most common variants that went into its many permutations of structure, but it was not this that eluded him. It was not the construction or destruction of humans that was beyond his grasp; he understood both better than most humans themselves did. He could administer exactly 12,576 different kinds of medical assistance and was versed in exactly 9,864 ways to extinguish the life of a humanoid ( ... )
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