A man's glib tongue was used to describe a man's glib tongue. This idiom came from the Qing Dynasty writer Li Ruzhen's " Flowers in the Mirror ". It was used to describe men who could skillfully manipulate language and were good at speaking. Such a man was usually able to deal with all kinds of situations skillfully and was difficult to fathom. They may use flowery words to please others, or use clever debate skills to persuade others. However, some people might think that such a man was not sincere enough and only catered to the interests of others when he spoke. In general, a man's glib tongue was an adjective used to describe a man's outstanding ability to speak and be good at making a move.
Dragon's Tongue was a kind of grass growing on Kunlun Hill. It was shaped like sunflower and tasted like green onions. Eating it could relieve one's worries.
Dragon's Tongue referred to plants that grew in water, such as hornfish.
Dragon's Tongue was a perennially growing plant of the family Graminacea and the family foxtail. It has a scale-like horizontal root, the stem is upright or the base is creeping, and the height can reach 60-170 cm. Except for the long white cilia at the edge and the sheath mouth, the other parts of the leaf sheath of the grass were basically hairless or only a few scattered hairs. The stem of the grass is hard, smooth or dense with hair at the sheath node. As for the other characteristics and significance of the Dragon Tongue Grass, the information provided so far did not mention it.
The phrase is rather ambiguous. 'A Christmas story' can cover a wide range of tales. If we think about it, perhaps in this particular story, the boy's tongue has some significance. For example, he might have tasted something special during Christmas, like a unique Christmas treat, and his reaction with his tongue is part of the story. Or it could be that his tongue was frozen because he was outside in the cold Christmas weather, which could be an interesting plot point in the story.
I'm not sure exactly what 'lesbisn long tongue story' means as 'lesbisn' is not a common word. It could be a misspelling perhaps. Without more context, it's hard to define.
I have no idea what that phrase could mean. Maybe it's some kind of unique or made-up expression.
It could mean that the boy likes to tell long - winded or gossipy stories. You know, someone with a 'long tongue' is often associated with talking a great deal, perhaps even spreading tales.
Black Impermanence did not have a tongue.
Something fishy referred to the existence of some shady, hidden, and sneaky under-the-table operations between men and women. This word originated from the old Beijing dialect and spread to other places, such as Tianjin and Shanghai. It referred to the loopholes, loopholes, and illogical aspects of the matter. There were several explanations for the origin of the word " fishy ". Some people thought that it was imported from Persian and pronounced as " manee ", meaning " hidden information." Some people thought that it was because cats liked to cover their own feces and urine with debris, so they misinterpreted cat urine as "greasy", thus forming the meaning of "greasy". No matter what, fishy referred to some shady and hidden operations.
Traversing in the air was a polysemous word that could be explained in the following ways: 1. Trapeze meant jumping out of a parachuting plane and flying for a long time without opening the parachute. 2. Trapeze was a type of performance in acrobatic performances. A specific rope was used to allow the performer to fly in the air at a certain height. This performer was called a trapeze. 3. Traversing in the air was a joke for people who often traveled by plane. The purpose of this kind of travel usually referred to business trips, meetings, visiting relatives, and other public and private activities. In summary, the term " flying man " could refer to the free-falling flight in parachuting, the special rope dance in acrobatics, or a joke for people who often travel by plane.