Hi, everyone!

If you think creating a dictionary's easy, let's try to be one. :LOL:
Every poster gives a word for the next poster to define it with their own words, followed by a new expression.
Words don't have to be difficult. Indeed, the simpler the word is, the better - as sometimes they're harder to define due to their simplicity. No Wikipedia, Google or Call a friend.

This is a kind of training for those who usually talk to 3-year-old lads.

Let's begin with the definition of

PAPER

PAPER: noun. Narrow sheet mainly made from trees, in which you can write. Curious information: To produce a sheet of paper is needed 0,37 litres of clean water, that's why you should NOT waste paper, try using it on both sides ;-)


My word:
PILLOW

Misor wrote:Curious information: To produce a sheet of paper is needed 0,37 litres of clean water, that's why you should NOT waste paper, try using it on both sides ;-)

Wow! Interesting fact to keep in mind next time we use paper!

PILLOW (n): (Most-of-the-times) Fluffy or at least soft item used to lay your body (mainly your head or back) on it for support when located on a bed or sofa. It's usually full of foam, feathers of smooth fabric. Curious facts: In some countries and American states, it is considered as a common weapon.

Next definition: MONEY

MONEY (n): for me is the way capitalism value the job that people put in things. So the man who work on the production of a TV gets paid (of course with money), and he uses it to pay for the job a man invest in a bread.

Was it clear?

Next word: JOB

Ha ha ha!! I've got to love your definition! He he!

JOB (n): Occupation a person's got for a living. The activity a person may dedicate their life to so as to survive.

Next definition: TO SAVE

Save (v):
1. to put sth in a safe place so as to use it in a certain moment in the future and in some cases accumulating a certain amount of that thing (for instance, when you save money you accumulate it for some time in a secure place like a saving piggy or a bank)

2. To help somebody to overcome from a difficult situation which can put their life in danger or to be very important.

BOOK

BOOK (n): A bunch number of printed papers put onto a cover in an indexed order, usually writen and designed for academic or entertainment purposes. It usually goes along with graphics (pictures) and divided in chapters or units. Books generally belong to a genre, field or topic.

BOOK (v): To make a reservation. Book a table in a restaurant, book a hotel room.


CIGARETTE

Cigarrette (n): A circular shaped tube containing nicotine, which by the time is harmful and addictive.

WATER

WATER (n) A basic still vital chemical substance composed of two molecules of hydrogen and one molecule of Oxygen. It covers about 70% of our planet: nearly 97% is sea water (salty), 2% is iced water and 1% is edible water. The popular water cycle is reckon as an essential process in our planet. Water is used to drink, to wash items, for survival and recreational purposes and to attack students. This substance can also be found in our bodies.

WATER (v) To shower the garden plants with water.


CEREAL

CEREAL (n): the product coming from the wheat. Commonly served with milk for breakfast.

FOOD

FOOD (n): Anything decently edible, what is destined to be eaten, raw or prepared.

VISION

Vision (n): The ability that some beings have to perceive the world through images or pictures. The organ that allow it is the eye

SIGHT

Whooo!! Slow down your horses!!! A person how has slept only two hours - just like me - would need a couple of days to define the word 'sight'
Let's have a go:

SIGHT (v)

• To be able to see. I sighted fire from the distance.
  
• To take an aimwith a lens or any other instrument.
  
• To see with the eyes (not an instrument)

SIGHT (n)

• One of the basic abilities; the ability to see.
  
• A view such as a landscape or a place.

Curious fact: You got me into trouble. It's got many ways to be defined!


EMPTY

the best definition, don't you think so?

What else do I need to say?

Empty (adj.): The state of having nothing or the feeling of having something left to be complete. For instance: The previous post ;-)

FULL

Ha ha ha ha!!!!!! I thought it was double posting. I was about to call, "MODERATOOOOOR!" Ha ha ha ha!!! Sure you'll publish an illustrated dictionary! Well done!!!

FULL (adj): The condition of being totally filled, when the total capacity has been occupied. Total, stuffed.


POLITICS

OMG for one second I felt Banned ha ha ha!

POLITICS (n): (my opinion) The excuse for some people to take money from the people justifying it by making decisions on their behalf. Sometimes those decision just make them poorer.
(the common accepted definition): Activities to organise and control the activities of the government or to govern

POLICY

Misor wrote:POLITICS (n): (my opinion) The excuse for some people to take money from the people justifying it by making decisions on their behalf. Sometimes those decision just make them poorer.

Funny, because politics is meant to be related, not mixed, with economics. However, today these two fields are so corrupted in conjunction with power, that it's impossible to think of them separately!

POLICY (n): A set of rules, decisions or regulations that rule an institution, organisation or community.


IMAGINATION ( What I lack)

IMAGINATION (n): the faculty human beings have to think of something non-existing.

CREATIVITY

CREATIVITY (n): The ability to design, invent or innovate.


SOUL

It is so difficult

SOUL (n): Something invisible and immaterial that goes out from our body the day of the decease

INTELLIGENCE

Misor wrote:It is so difficult

I'm aware it's a bit difficult. I can see your conception of soul is related to Plato's definition. In previous times, though, or even in simultaneous times to his life and work, the sould was conceived as the body itself. What you mentioned, then, would have been the spirit. Philosophy issues...

INTELLIGENCE (n): The ability to think in order to carry out a variety of tasks and functions in life. E.g. intelligence to operate an item, intelligence to react, intelligence to learn a new thing, emotional intelligence, etc.


WALKIE-TALKIE

WALKIE-TALKIE (n): Electronic device to communicate in a short range distance, usually used to play with friends.

WISE

WISE (adj): The characteristic of being able to use knowledge and reasoning to act, make choices or give advice by being sensible.


HEAT

HEAT (n): The property of having or being hot :s

SUN