Saturday, 26 April 2014

Famish



FAMISH

-verb
1. (now usually passive) to be or make very hungry or weak
2. (archaic) to die or cause to die from starvation
3. (Irish) to make very cold 


























Hungry for food
Famished for cuddles
New kittens for adoption

Friday, 25 April 2014

Allocate



ALLOCATE

-verb (trans.)
1. to assign or allot for a particular purpose
2. a less common word for locate . to situate or place


























What message
Tradition here allocates
I do not know
Or care

Thursday, 24 April 2014

Allow



ALLOW

-verb
1. (trans.) to permit (to do something); let
2. (trans.) to set aside
3. (trans.) to let enter or stay
4. (trans.) to acknowledge or concede (a point, claim, etc.)
5. (trans.) to let have; grant  
6. (intr.) followed by “for” . to take into account
7. (intr.) often followed by “of” . to permit; admit
8. (trans.; may take a clause as object) (US, dialect) to assert; maintain
9. (trans.) (archaic) to approve; accept


























All the ingredients
To allow an escape:
A door, a boat,
A demon perhaps