Cicatrix \ SIK-uh-triks
noun;
1. New tissue that forms over a wound.
2. Botany. A scar left by a fallen leaf, seed, etc.
1. New tissue that forms over a wound.
2. Botany. A scar left by a fallen leaf, seed, etc.
This word is taken directly from the Latin word cicatrix, which means scar. There is no clear origin of where the word cicatrix actually came from, however.
I am currently loving this book.It's High Fantasy...
by Patricia McKillip...
It's beautifully written....
I LOVE MORGON!!
I am really loving this soundtrack!
All these themes that keep appearing...
all the dramatic music for the different Avengers...
all the pretty little interludes that occur...
the super-cool way the "Avengers theme" mixes with
the separate themes for the different Avengers.
The way my imagination seems to get a workout
from listening to this kind of music. It inspires heroes.
I am really loving these characters right now:
IRON MAN! HAWKEYE! CAPTAIN AMERICA! (AGENT COULSON!)
THOR! HULK! NICK FURY! BLACK WIDOW! RAH, RAH, RAH!
Okay, that's all for now... except I think my WIP is going to have The Avengers Theme music as its background. All I can say is, how inspiring!
God bless!
Cat
Ooooo, I love learning new words =) Thanks!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. :)
DeleteI never used music to inspire my writing, but I just finalized the playlist for Touch of Death and now I'm making playlist for my other books, too. It's so inspiring. I'll have to check out the Avengers soundtrack. :)
ReplyDeleteI love putting in my ear-buds, listening to either super-cool soundtracks or nature music, and type away. That's such the best.
DeleteI LOVE the Avengers soundtrack! Amazing. :)