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Definition: Acanthotically, a description of an animal's skin or body covering is "coated" with scales that form a hard layer called a "coat." In this case, we would say the word "acanthotically," meaning it describes animals whose body coverings are covered in a hard coat of scales.
Definition: Anthroponomy describes life in animal form. It's a study of how organisms are organized into complex social systems like families, communities, and societies.
Definition: The word "anthotaxy" refers to the term in the Bible used to describe a person who has two or more wives at the same time, commonly understood as incest. The passage where this idea is mentioned is Matthew 5:37-41, which states, "But whoever commits adultery with more than one wife shall be put into the court of elders; he shall be cut off from among his own kind."
Definition: In the Bible, "anthropic" refers to a concept in cosmology that describes how an object's properties depend upon its environment. The term originally meant a natural or organic substance but has since evolved into describing anything that affects other objects through their interactions with it. So if we look at an apple and a bird flying next to each other, the bird might be "anthropic" in the sense of having more information about how birds interact with apples because they have direct contact through their feathers.
Definition: The term "anthotropism" comes from Greek and literally translates to "to be like." It's a concept in psychology, specifically focusing on how individuals perceive their own personalities or behaviors as similar to those of others within their social group. The idea is that we can identify our "antihistamine," which is often negative or hostile, with the help of our "antipathetic" (positive) personality traits. This understanding helps in developing empathy and social skills by allowing individuals to understand and relate more effectively to those around them.
Definition: The word "thot" comes from Greek and means a person who speaks with disdain, scorn, or contempt for another person, often in anger. It's used to describe someone who makes snide remarks about another person, causing them embarrassment, hurt, or offense.
Definition: The word "theod" is a Hebrew term meaning "earth," but its original sense has been debated among scholars, though some consider it to be related to the Earth's core or a small, rotating shell. The etymology of "thoth" suggests it may have been derived from the word "theos," meaning "god." In the Bible, "theod" is sometimes seen as a term for God in its singular sense, though more often used with the plural form. For instance, Psalm 98:24 says, "The Lord theod hast chosen my mouth."