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Fot (cf. fotr, Du. voet, Ger. Fu Goth. fotus "foot"), from PIE pod /ped (cf. Avestan pad ; Skt. pat, acc. padam "foot;" Gk. pos, Attic pous, gen. podos; L. pes, gen. pedis "foot;" Lith. padas "sole," peda "footstep"). Plural form feet is an instance of i mutation. Of a... Continue reading

The other conscious male grunt also decides to surrender at this point. Sharing a Body: What Kimber and Kyurem end up doing. Shout Out: Chapter 7 is called "WHERE'S THE BLACKSMITH?". Upon seeing Kyurem's ice palace, Gideon starts humming "let it go." Nathaniel's King's Rock is a shepherd's crown. Sleep... Continue reading

It's one of the more polarizing Bond films. Some like it for its change of pace it's the first time Bond deals with both organized crime and the supernatural (and, it's the first film since Goldfinger to not involve SPECTRE) while others feel it was simply a Blaxploitation film with... Continue reading

Animesque: More than usual for a brief scene. The way Twilight's and Timber's faces are drawn before they almost kiss in the Crystal Gala wouldn't look too out of place in a sh anime. Notable is that the eye shape changes from what is typical for Equestria Girls and Friendship... Continue reading

Tropes applying specifically to Dumbledore's Army and the Year of Darkness: A Day in the Limelight: Most of the supporting characters get a few stories about them. The original novels are also this. Terry Boot and Michael Corner (in various short stories) Ernie Macmillan and Susan Bones (in Bittersweet and... Continue reading

Alien Invasion: This is more or less the premise of the film. Epic Fail: A headless body is taken in to the doctor. Looks like she's not gonna make it. Four Is Death: You have four protagonists. Sounds like death is coming. High Pressure Blood: Happens when a girl soldier... Continue reading