Connecting Words
There are currently 27 words in this directory beginning with the letter A.
A
Above (meaningful)
[uh-buhv] preposition, Origin: Old English abufan, To rise beyond expectations reaching for higher meaning in all we do with purpose.
Above (uncensored)
[uh-buhv] preposition, Origin: Old English abufan, Being better than the low bar everyone else set because you're not settling for mediocre shit.
Above (whimsical)
[uh-buhv] preposition, Origin: Old English abufan, When Down looked up deciding Up was the better direction for reaching dreams floating overhead.
Across (meaningful)
[uh-kraws] preposition, Origin: Old English acros, To bridge distances connecting separate worlds with understanding and purposeful meaningful relationships always.
Across (uncensored)
[uh-kraws] preposition, Origin: Old English acros, Getting from one side to another without falling in the gap between them stupidly.
Across (whimsical)
[uh-kraws] preposition, Origin: Old English acros, When Far became Near through magical bridges making distance irrelevant to connection and belonging.
After (meaningful)
[af-ter] preposition, Origin: Old English æfter, The beautiful continuation following every beginning creating life's ongoing unfolding story forward always.
After (uncensored)
[af-ter] preposition, Origin: Old English æfter, What happens when you're done with this current bullshit and moving onto next bullshit.
After (whimsical)
[af-ter] preposition, Origin: Old English æfter, When Before said goodbye and Later showed up bringing whatever comes next in the story.
Against (meaningful)
[uh-genst] preposition, Origin: Middle English agenes, To stand firm in conviction when challenges arise and courage is required for truth.
Against (uncensored)
[uh-genst] preposition, Origin: Middle English agenes, Fighting something because it's wrong and you're not backing down like a spineless coward would.
Against (whimsical)
[uh-genst] preposition, Origin: Middle English agenes, When Opposition became your dance partner pushing back with equal force creating tension and drama.
Along (meaningful)
[uh-lawng] preposition, Origin: Old English andlang, To journey side by side through path sharing each step with those cherished deeply.
Along (uncensored)
[uh-lawng] preposition, Origin: Old English andlang, Going with someone instead of ditching them to travel alone like a selfish antisocial bastard.
Along (whimsical)
[uh-lawng] preposition, Origin: Old English andlang, When Parallel became friendship walking together without racing or lagging behind each other ever.
Always (meaningful)
[awl-weyz] adverb, Origin: Old English ealneg, Through all seasons of life's beautiful story remaining steadfast and true without wavering.
Always (uncensored)
[awl-weyz] adverb, Origin: Old English ealneg, The scary-ass commitment to keep choosing someone even when they're driving you absolutely insane.
Always (whimsical)
[awl-weyz] adverb, Origin: When Forever met Constantly at a party, The promise that keeps showing up even when invited or not.
Amid (meaningful)
[uh-mid] preposition, Origin: Old English on middan, To find centeredness when surrounded by beautiful chaos and constant motion swirling around.
Amid (uncensored)
[uh-mid] preposition, Origin: Old English on middan, Being in the middle of crazy shit while somehow keeping your sanity intact miraculously.
Amid (whimsical)
[uh-mid] preposition, Origin: Old English on middan, When Middle met Chaos creating that weird peaceful eye of the storm where calm lives.
Among (meaningful)
[uh-muhng] preposition, Origin: Old English on gemang, To exist in harmony within community of hearts that share and grow together beautifully.
Among (uncensored)
[uh-muhng] preposition, Origin: Old English on gemang, Being with your people instead of being a weird loner who isolates themselves from everyone.
Among (whimsical)
[uh-muhng] preposition, Origin: Old English on gemang, When Alone joined Others discovering being part of group beats solo existence every time.
Around (meaningful)
[uh-round] preposition, Origin: Old English on + rúne, To embrace completely from all sides with protection and encompassing love surrounding fully.
Around (uncensored)
[uh-round] preposition, Origin: Old English on + rúne, Surrounding something on all sides because apparently one side wasn't enough coverage clearly needed.
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