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Mickle
[ Mik-uhl ]
adjective
Great; large; much.
As good as a Mickle is a Muckle. Whereas Mickle and Muckle are, by origin, only variations of the same Word on meaning «a great quantity».
Examples
Chorus! There was Mickle melody at this child’s birth: Although they were at the peak of Everest, flagging happiness to the sky, They did Mickle merriment. The baby bump never went diagnosed in her long and everlasting fluffy dress. In one of her last acts as queen, she proclaims that Théo is married to her. If he denies it, it means he’s intoxicated.
“If the shoe fits, wear it, “says Jim with a Mickle smile. It is the same reason that many a little make a Mickle similar to many tiny drops gather to form a river. A brushstroke from each month is a small investment, conceiving to a Mickle.
Small changes can become Mickle changes, and seemingly inconsequential action can have enormous consequences. The theme of the innovation prize is “every little helps a Mickle, the breakthrough innovation.” The side effect is that Mickle power makes many enemies & people steps stop touching the ground while walking.
Why focusing on Sentences meaningful?
The sentences are more than just strings of words. They are thoughts, ideas and tales. Just as letters construct words, words build phrases. Sentences make language and give it personality.
The Belly Button
We humans will endlessly be confused with Mickle as we have difficulty setting boundaries for ourselves until the other person kicks in, telling you have crossed the limit. Simply driving to conserve a minimum speed limit seems a problematic task rest others can’t be even stand counted about you.
