Many parts of the body can be used as verbs in either a physical or a metaphorical sense like:
-You can HEAD a Company, but if things go wrong you’ll have to SHOULDER the entire blame or FACE your investors.
-A good leader BACKS his employees even if they sometimes make mistakes, but if you do not TOE the line you might get SKINNED.
I am such a tall and thin boy, my HAIR are poker-straight and my poor WAIST is so small, anyone can pick me up and throw me like a balloon in the air.
-Did you MUSCLE your way into that job? Or you let your HAND bribe the Interviewer.
-You might EYE someone suspiciously and NOSELY, or wait for the police to FINGER a suspect.
-Did you sway and dance with your HIPS or moved softly to the rhythm of a love song with your FEET?
-But if you need to get out of town, try THUMBING a ride. Or you can ride with me if you can STOMACH the thought.
-You can quietly listen with your EARS but run with your LEGS when you are going for a walk or jog.
-I can hug you tenderly with my ARMS and smile heartily with my LIPS adding dimples to my cheeks.
-I do not always sing along with the radio, but you might see me MOUTHING the words as a hum or a lilt.
Reblogged this on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog.
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Thank you so much dear Chris for this kind gesture.
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Thank YOU for the great article, Kamal 👍😃
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Welcome always Chris.
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Read this on a WhatsApp forward…doing the rounds
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K must be but they were so cute to not be keeping on our wordpress bloggers too.
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Yes, nice of you to share with the WP community
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Thanks so much for your feedback.
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Kamal, it is such fun the way you put together these usages of bodily parts to
express actions in daily life. Well done you. 😊 .
miriam
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Thanks dear Miriam and yes I found them so nice and cute to rhyme with our different body parts.
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Interesting to see how the same words are used as nouns as well as verbs.
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Yes and they are so beautifully made to mix our body parts with verbs. Thanks dear Megala.
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Very cute Kamal 🙏🏻💚
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Thanks dear Karen.
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Interesting..👍I will use them in my writings.
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Wow that is so good, Lavanya. Happy writings.
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Really interesting Kamal 🙂
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Thanks Radhika
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Great work Kamal! Thank you very much, and excuse my late revisit. Have a beautiful week! Michael
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Thanks a trillion dear Michael and ya where r u not to be seen on our bloggers group, I hope all good with you.
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Thank you too, Kamal! Bloggers group? Sorry, i do not understand. But its all OK with me! Michael
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No I am saying that am not seeing from a long time here Michael.
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I think now i understand, Kamal! Excuse my olng delay! Michael
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It is completely k, Michael. Have a nice day.
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You too, Kanal! Best wishes, Michael
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Thanks Michael.
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🙂
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That was brilliant.
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And once I read a meme that said “any noun can be used as a verb only if you don’t care enough” and that made me laugh a bit reading this post. 😄
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Hahaha for sure but yes they were so nice and never knew myself that body parts are used so smoothly in our English Language too. It was fun too. Thanks dear Harsh and I loved your poem too good.
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Glad to know that you have as much fun writing these post as we have reading them.
Have a great day! 🙂
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Thanks so much dear Harsh. You too have a lovely day ahead.
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I love the flexibility of the English language like this with multifunction words! x
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Yes same here too such simple and cute body parts with our english language. Thanks dear for your great feedback.
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Never thought of this 🙂 Interesting share!
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Thanks Pragal and yes same here and nice to have them with our english verbs too.
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This is interesting..So many body parts, ao many verbs. Thanks for the share, Kamal !!
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Yes isn’t it Deepika and so simple and beautiful to have body parts in our verbs too. Thanks so much dear.
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That’s so awesome, I admire wordplay and these are cool. How about the corn has ears and the potatoes have eyes!😂
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Oh wow that too sounds very interesting and so nice to have these body parts joining our verbs too. Thanks Roy for these comments.
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Hahaha! I’m a fan of play on words too at times, but nothing like yourself 😉
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Hahaha thanks Roy and it really feels nice to have these types of English too.
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It is my friend, thank you.😊
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Welcome Roy.
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This is very interesting read Kamal.
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Thanks dear Rupali.
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Beautiful and creative post Kamal.
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Thanks dear Tanvir.
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My pleasure 😇
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Thanks dear and they were so nice and cute merging with English
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Absolutely true
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Yes absolutely true Tanvir
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Interesting
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Thanks Bella.
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nice explanation of our very complicated language!
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Thanks and yes even I found them so nice and mixing with our verbs, Kate.
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Kamal, this is great – wonderfully inventive and makes you realise how often body parts are in our regular conversation. It’s strange how the top torso of our body works so well for the corporate world! A brilliant post! 😀
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Yes absolutely true and agree totally with your words, Annika and yes I too found them so nicely encased with the English verbs. Thanks for the beautiful comment.
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When my eyes fall on your post it brings a smile on my face 🙂
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Oh so nice to hear these wonderful words, Sunith and so beautiful never knew that they play such a great role in our English language. Thanks so much.
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Yes this post was an eye opener. Thanks for sharing
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Welcome so much Sunith.
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Thanks
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This is brilliant, Kamal.
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Thanks Robbie.
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Great article 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Thanks dear Sara.
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Welcome nd plz see my post nd vote for me
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Yes of course will do so immediately.
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Original writing, Kamal. It is ideal for an English class.
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Yes yes absolutely true Marta. Never knew how they came to help us
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We think the Brain is the only one to exhibit the intelligence.
Here Kamal All Body parts can also throw light upon….
Amazing not only English but it is in most languages too.
It was just fun reading it.
😃
Shiva
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Thanks again and yes it sure is and they come so handy in our mixing of sentences.
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Your titles fits your content !!👍🏻👍🏻
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Thanks Anshika.
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Welcome triple B with a kind respect …
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Thanks dear Anshika.
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Informative article.. Thanks for providing such a valuable information.
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Thank you so much for your feedback.
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