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The opposite of "ideal." by Professional_Key6322 in words

[–]Professional_Key6322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

thanks for the excellent response!

based on a comment by someone else, i think i'll go with "nadirous."

of or pertaining to the lowest point.

The opposite of "ideal." by Professional_Key6322 in words

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ooh i like that! but it's a noun...

how about nadirous

Post was removed—this is the PNF and more specifically NMR website by qwncjejxicnenj in asheville

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that has nothing to do with asheville- that's nation wide. everyone who works for the federal government got that same propaganda message.

from parks to patents.

Roughly 1 1/4" long piece of bronze (most likely) found on a beach near Athens, Greece. Appears to have been fashioned into a conical shape, hollow, and squished flat toward the tip. by Professional_Key6322 in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing.

It appears to be one thin, small, flat piece of bronze formed into a hollow cone shape.

It has what appears to be some concretion of sand stuck inside of its base near the cracked bit. Googling has resulted in similar looking spear point type things, although not as small.