Here's the thing: people can smell thirstiness from a mile away.
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Trump's arrant thirstiness stands in particularly glaring contrast to Obama's impeccable chill.
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The blood-thirstiness against internal enemies and evil foreigners won't subside anytime soon.
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Turner might've spilled "the tea" — but what she's actually sipping is wine, the official drink of Thirstiness.
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The comment garnered more than 1,400 replies, mostly "LOLs" from fans who couldn't help but be tickled by his blatant thirstiness.
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Aside from being a great avenue for enthusiastic consent, SMS thirstiness is already redefining the way we have sexual and intimate relationships.
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Again, this is pretty blatantly in service of brand thirstiness and not necessarily a feature users are clamoring for, like editing tweets or more actionable harassment reporting mechanisms.
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He expected that avoiding carbs would help manage his blood sugar in the very short term, not that his other diabetes-related symptoms — thirstiness, frequent urination, and blurred vision — would vanish.
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Commenters on her Instagram photo are freaking out over the picture's editing (you'll see why) as well as the thirstiness of the reality star to sell the same product yet again.
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Plenty of users post videos about the thirstiness of brands that I see regularly on my own feed; many of the TikToks that make it to the For You page are meta-commentaries about what's happening on the app.
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The thirstiness of minor league teams is a fact of life, but promotions like Corgi Racing Night exist in a different universe than those promo nights in which teams dress their players up like burritos or Jar-Jar Binks.
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One split in his head it is, through whom ‘the writ’ is known, as honoured recording angels take their pride in him; When given a drink he craves for more, as though athirst, and settles to rest when thirstiness takes hold of him; And scatters tears about him when he bids him run, but tears that sparkle with the brightness of a smile.
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His lynching was described by journalist Ida B. Wells as: "A naked, bloody example of the blood-thirstiness of the nineteenth century civilization of the Athens of the South." His brother, Henry Grizzard, had been lynched and hanged on April 24, 1892, in nearby Goodlettsville as a suspect in the same assault incident. From 1877 to 1950, a total of six lynchings of Blacks were conducted in Davidson County, four before the turn of the century.
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Although the symptoms of diabetes mellitus such as frequent urination, thirstiness, greater appetites and inactiveness are easily visible, frequent checking of the dog for the disease is required. The dog's body weight should be determined and calculated once in every two weeks using weight scale. The daily caloric requirement by the dog's body and BCS should also be determined using scale as part of dietary management in maintaining average body weight. The protein intake by the dog should also be considered and checked twice a month.
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The study concludes that an alteration of a biological state, in this case the participants' level of thirstiness, that inspires wishful thinking, can directly affect the perception of visual stimuli. Bastardi, Uhlmann, and Ross (2011), showed the effects of wishful thinking when they presented parents with two fictional studies involving day care versus home care for their children. The parents who were conflicted (planned to use day care despite believing home care to be superior) more positively rated the "study" that claimed day care as superior and more negatively rated the study that claimed home care was better. The unconflicted parents (those that thought home care was superior to day care and planned to use only home care) rated the study that claimed home care was better more positively.
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