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☆Available Celvies☆
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ADOPTED
two young juveniles were found frozen near hunting grounds, clearly having escaped, but afraid to go onwards without their parents. This female is frightened by loud noises, and more often then not will refuse to stand or open her eyes. But, when in the presence of someone non-threatening, she seems to loosen up and carefully approach. She will need someone with a quiet environment, and with time she will grow to be be more independent.
ADOPTED
This young male, presumably a bit older then the female he was found escaping with, is very shy and wary, and he will often go hide in a corner. But, he gets bouts of confidence, and if he feels you are safe enough he’ll approach and inspect you with sniffs. Under the wariness, i know he’ll grow to be a confident fella with the right person.
Both of these Celvies will have the typical adoption form. So 1hr for both
Obey me themed adopts based on the main demons!! :3
This are character based characters / kinsonas themed after each brother , I had fun making this.
They're 10 euros flat via PayPal or ko-fi !
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[SOLD] Chasing after the stars, swinging their blade to prove their love...! Sealomimi adopt batch on Toyhouse!
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batch, n.
Exact origin unknown, but probably from Old English bæcce, meaning "something baked".
This word entered the English vocabulary sometime in the late 15th century, and obtained the sense "an aggregated collection of similar things" in the 1590s.
This is a particularly fun and interesting word because of the pattern it follows, which is best illustrated through this quote from etymonline.com:
"Batch is to bake as watch (n.) is to wake and match (n.2) "one of a pair" is to make [sic]."
***EDIT!!! My mom is the coolest person on earth and has pointed out that "match" is not related to "make" but to "mate" (I'll be emailing etymonline about that). However, the trend still stands, as the affricatization of /t/ is the same (in Old English) as that of /k/: both lead to /tʃ/.
If anyone knows the name of this principle (or wants to look it up!) please let me know in the comments!!