200106334L June 6, 2001 ************** ************** ************** Dear **************: Thank you for your letter concerning Texas taxes. You state that your company is a national service provider for the food and beverage, restaurant, and convenience store equipment industry.
zeugma. n. 1. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) a figure of speech in which a word is used to modify or govern two or more words although appropriate to only one of them or making a different sense with each, as in the sentence Mr. Pickwick took his hat and his leave (Charles Dickens).
Smegma. Itâs a word that once you have the faintest idea of its meaning, you canât help but recoil and shriek out a reflexive âewwâ into the endless void of the universe. Itâs oozing, crusty, and utterly foul-smelling. Or at least thatâs what many of us mistakenly assume it is.megma. Itâs a word that once you have the faintest idea of its meaning, you canât help but recoil and shriek out a reflexive âewwâ into the endless void of the universe. Itâs oozing, crusty, and utterly foul-smelling. Or at least thatâs what many of us mistakenly assume it is.