In spite of the lapse of years, they seem so close to me that I should not think it strange if at any moment they should clasp my hand and speak words of endearment as they used to before they went away.
Perhaps your pet's name is a family name, endearment, description or reflection of a habit.
There probably isn't such a thing as state-of-the-art free music, but as a term of convenient endearment, it's close enough.
The tone combined with the much coveted endearment of 'Dad' caught him totally off guard.
The result was the publication, in 1349, of the Zakonik Tsara Dushana (Tsar Dushan's Book of Laws), a code of great historical interest which proves that Servia was not much behind the foremost European states in 1 Dushan is a term of endearment, derived from dusha, "the soul," and not, as formerly believed by Western philologists, from dushiti, " to strangle."
