CON-tact - If you are in contact with something, you are in touch with it and hence it is tactile.
It sounds similar to Reptile(class of animals e.g Snake).Now this animals e.g snake are quite sensitive or react suddenly when see something .thus quite sensitive and as we can't touch them so related to touch.
Talisman sounds like Tilism(hindi word), which also refers to a magical charm (most probably a locket or an amulet) that helps protect its bearer.
It sounds similar to tulsi(a Holy Plant).whenever we go for certain exam it is given hoping that luck would be with us .bcoz it is pure and holy and this plant holds extreme importance to indians
Definition (noun) large hairy tropical spider with fangs that can inflict painful but not highly venomous bites
Mnemonics (Memory Aids) for tarantula
tarantula is like Dracula
There was an English movie called Tarantula about wild spiders.
In general, Tarantula, Godzilla, Gorilla all end with "la" - and mean some gigantic creature.
Tarantula (a venomous spider) and Tarantella (an Italian whirling dance)have the same sounds but the words have conflicting emotions. While one makes you whirl in enjoyment, the other makes you writhe (get uncomfortable) in pain.
Tarry can be thought when a girl says "aa rahi hun"..which means to delay..
boss: y r u late?
me: taarey gin ra tha :P
After consuming tarry(tarry in bengali language means wine) you are walking slowly & in curved way
Tarry and Early have a similar sound but they have opposite meanings. Tarry is to dwadle and get late whereas early means, to be punctual or be somewhere before the scheduled time.
john terry always comes late on the football field
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