#caesious

[the-lexicographer]

Word of the Day

Caesious, adj. /kī’sēz-ēəs/ - Bluish or greyish green.

      Source: The Oxford Universal Dictionary, 1933

[klavier]

caesious

PRONUNCIATION: (SEE-zee-uhs) MEANING: adjective: Bluish or grayish green. ETYMOLOGY: From Latin caesius, probably from caelum (sky). Earliest documented use: 1835. USAGE: “Leaves [are] medium green on upper surface, caesious beneath.” Peter Sell and Gina Murrell; Flora of Great Britain and Ireland; Cambridge University Press; 2006. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY: Patience is also a form of action. -Auguste Rodin, sculptor (12 Nov 1840-1917) 

From the November 12, 2020 edition of the Wordsmith.org “A Word a Day” newsletter by Anu Garg. Weekly theme was words having all five vowels in order.

[eequanimity]

Two lovers lost in the caesious eye of one another.

[twohvnters]

1:20 restores my faith in young American black metal.Torrid Husk's "Caesious" EP is well on it's way to being one of my favorite releases of the year. This EP is fast, catchy and most importantly: fucking crushing. I highly recommend downloading the EP (it's 3 dollars, don't be a stingy prick).

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[metalchris]

Review of Caesious by Torrid Husk

Check out the new album review up on DCHM: black metal from the frozen depths of... West Virginia?

Band: Torrid Husk Album: Caesious Release Date: 4 February 2014 Record Label: Grimoire Records Buy digital ($3), cassette ($5) or CD ($7) from Bandcamp: Here

DCHM album reviewer Tal was particularly taken by the new Torrid Husk EP Caesiousand she really wanted to review it. I’m not one much for turning down enthusiastic album review requests and this is a pretty sweet slab of black metal from West…

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