(pronounced behr-ee-A-trihk) This term, which didn’t start popping up in interior design conversations until the last decade or so, refers to the treatment of obesity. As obesity rates have continued to rise in the USA and several other
(pronounced beh-RAHJ) Whether used as a noun or a verb, this word refers to a fast, forceful projection of many tangible things (like bullets) or outpouring of intangible things (like words) at once. Example: Being brand new to the job
(pronounced BAYR-ehl tyl) Since this term is pretty descriptive, you can probably imagine what it’s referring to: all those rounded clay roof tiles that you typically see on Mediterranean- and Spanish-style houses. The common hue you see is red-based,
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