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MissPhoenix56
#16 the word you’re think of is viridian.
chackstar
#16 Could be because vert is the french word for green AND verdant is an adjective to indicate something is green
MayMayz4DayzYo
#21 DON’T MIND IF I DO!
astrangehop
#4
Germankipp
#16 they're thinking of Viridian
diggetydug
#19 she gudgeon my pintle til I hinge.
MayMayz4DayzYo
#16 I mean, they ain’t wrong…
tooomanystevesgotbanned
#11 Did any ever think we would miss this idiot?
magus200342
Seems like such simpler times, back when the biggest "scandal" the right wing could come up with was him getting a shoe thrown at his ass.
GiantFlyingLabia
#16 is because Latin root for green is ver-. Verdant in English, verde in Spanish, etc
AyatollahBahloni
#3 The story of the demon core is a very sad one, despite the memes that have been created about it. I cannot imagine a more horrible way to die.
Sesquey
Putty Cave wants a word...
AyatollahBahloni
TohmaytohTohmahtoh
#16 - In Romance languages the words for green start with the letter V; Viridis, Verde, Verte. It seems somehat logical to expect Vermilion to be related to green.
Howwever, it's actually related to the latin word for small worm; Vermiculus
Feralkyn
Never heard of Veridis, but Veridian is a green and Verdigris is the greening of copper so yeah definitely a reason that person was thinking that way
TohmaytohTohmahtoh
Viridis is Latin.
tacitblu
#16 same with mauve
SigilLovesSpace
I dunno, I feel like mauve kind of describes exactly what it is
dmjalund
#33
Turbogoat
#16 Vermillion could be a really good Collective Noun for like huge quantities of rats. "There was a Vermillion of them!"
maliciousGman
#22 IS THAT A FUCKIN TITANFALL REFERENCE
SigilLovesSpace
Of course it is, pilot
maliciousGman
NaughtButOne
#16 non-FFXIV-enjoyer detected
OpenMouthHotKiss
#16 agree with this 100%
zafner
#26 the fuck ... ?
JoeyJoJoJrShabadoo7
Its just a frozen picture on mine
zafner
Yeah me too. It looks like a still from a house camera. There doesn't seem to be anything to see. Maybe OP just uploaded it by mistake
SigilLovesSpace
Oh weird. It’s a TikTok, but I guess it didn’t upload right
NervAssEva
I figured it was an uploading issue as well.
zafner
Oh gotcha. Of course. Bugs happen
LateNightBunnyParty
#1 Jesus, what?
SigilLovesSpace
It basically says “put your bf in his place” implying he was unfaithful with the person who said it, the second half implies she beat her bf for it and is planning on beating the person he was unfaithful with
Kittensandyarns
#18 "Crafty move, hinding the queen behind the toilet brush. Now I'll take my bishop to..... waitaminute, where's your knight?"
"Over there, by the shower drain."
tooomanystevesgotbanned
#16 Yeah, that confusion makes sense. "Verde" is a Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian word that means "green".
Kittensandyarns
#16 Meanwhile, 'chartreuse' insists on being green when it really ought to be a hot pink colour.
Brunoemf90
Red in portuguese is “Vermelho”, so I can’t say I share that same opinion lol
JeaPi
"vert" is french for "green", so yeah, fuck vermillion
ThisUserNameMightBeTaken
New colour: vertmillion. Silent T, pronounced exactly the same.
zafner
See they make such a big deal out of knowing all these colors, but then they do stupid shit like vermilion is red and chartreuse is green
You are absolutely right. The tweet you are responding to is absolutely right. Whoever named these colors vandalized the language
Spudd86
Chartreuse is a liqueur, that happens to be green. The colour is named after it.
zafner
They should have used that word on a pink liqueur
2Ghoul4School
By contrast, 'ochre' is spot on; it really do be that colour.
BoogerPicnic
Same with ecru. You can't look at ecru and say it's not ecru.
Kittensandyarns
Likewise 'cerulean'. Even disregarding its meaning of "little heaven", the word itself most definitely sounds like a sky blue.
OpenMouthHotKiss
Chartreuse sounds more like a yellow to me idk why
FaerieWalnut
Cause it sounds like some kind of french cheese
TohmaytohTohmahtoh
Well, it is a french word. Rather, it is a place. Chartreuse is named after La Grande Chartreuse, the Carthusian monastery near Grenoble, France, where the liqueur (chartreuse (sense 1)) was first made; chartreuse (sense 2) is an extended use.
jesuisgur
And it comes in both bright green and bright yellow !
StoopKidAfraidToLeaveHisStoop
#16 it really does. Verdant. They should be cousins.
Chais
#7 is there a difference to any other day?
SigilLovesSpace
There sure isn’t which is why I deleted my Facebook and insta
Grimmrog
bamhurger? how am I supposed to touch the two outsides of hot?
magus200342
Common mistake, bamhurgers are a cold cut delicacy. Best eaten cold.
nwehehehe
what, you don't have your standard issue bamhurger gloves ready to deploy at all times?
Grimmrog
no
necroticon
bamateur!
tallyhoho
It's because verdant means green with grass
4lmonddragon
English speakers probably associate it with "vegetation" too. But vermillion comes from the latin word for "worm".
Feralkyn
You went with that and not Veridian?! For shame.
tallyhoho
It was right there you're right so much shame
yqpqfrdp625772
It’s because in a bunch of Romance languages green starts with “ver.”
Tuidjy
Yes. But vermillion comes from "worm" not from "green". They are homonyms in French, because the 'i' (as in green) sound in the Latin root became an 'e' (as in meh) sound in French, and most Romance languages.
French is somewhat infamous for having the sounds "vèr" mean half a dozen things, green, worm, glass, the other glass, towards, etc.
tooomanystevesgotbanned
"Verde" is a Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, and Romanian word that means "green".
tallyhoho
I'm not familiar, what are the other ones?
OpenMouthHotKiss
Green is "vert" in French I think though it's been a while since I took French class in HS
Johannesaurus
Vermind your own fuckin' business.
tallyhoho
That's the only one I'll remember
SketchNI
Veridian
Tuidjy
French, Spanish, Italian and Romanian. Those are the ones I know for sure are both Romance, and have variations of vert and verde for green.
trencapins
Funnily enough, Catalan which is also Romance, red is vermell, so vermillion is very much red for me
KrystenRitterEyeRoll
It's verde in
Italian, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian and vert in French