Symptoms of lichen sclerosus in women. In some cases, there are no symptoms and the condition can be discovered during a routine check-up. More advanced symptoms may be mistaken for a case of vaginal thrush. Signs and symptoms include: Patchy, white skin lesions - may appear in figure eight around vulva and anus
The word sophomoric, an adjective dating from 1813, is used to refer to and describe something or someone that is conceited, overconfident, poorly informed and immature, as characterized by a stereotypical high school sophomore. The phrase can be derisive, but is also used to refer to a style or vein of comedic act.
The history of the words sophomore and sophomoric (which developed from sophomore) proves that it has always been tough to be a sophomore. Those words probably come from a combination of the Greek terms sophos (which means wise) and mÅros (which means foolish).