exotic exotic [ ig zttik ]
adjective
1. strikingly different: strikingly unusual and often very colorful and exciting or suggesting distant countries and unfamiliar cultures
2. ecology from elsewhere: introduced from another place or region
an exotic species
noun (plural exotics)
exotic person or thing: somebody who or something that is exotic, especially a plant or animal
[Late 16th century. Via Latin exoticus from Greek exōtikos , from exō out, outside, the underlying notion being foreign, out of the ordinary.]
exotically adverb
exoticism noun
exoticness noun
Have you ever met one of these in your life? If the exotic was a person how about a bit of insight to what made the person, you know exotic. Lets see pets ... ahh exotic pets ever cared for one or is there one in particular you would like to care for?
adjective
1. strikingly different: strikingly unusual and often very colorful and exciting or suggesting distant countries and unfamiliar cultures
2. ecology from elsewhere: introduced from another place or region
an exotic species
noun (plural exotics)
exotic person or thing: somebody who or something that is exotic, especially a plant or animal
[Late 16th century. Via Latin exoticus from Greek exōtikos , from exō out, outside, the underlying notion being foreign, out of the ordinary.]
exotically adverb
exoticism noun
exoticness noun
Have you ever met one of these in your life? If the exotic was a person how about a bit of insight to what made the person, you know exotic. Lets see pets ... ahh exotic pets ever cared for one or is there one in particular you would like to care for?
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ANd her stairs are attached to my damn bedroom wall & it shakes the whole room when she walks up & down them. Knocked all my pictures over this mornin' too.
Did you like all that complaining? I did a good job, huh?
Well, it did make me feel better... how did you do that?