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Monday, October 09, 2006 TAGS huimeng; wat do yoo mean skl different colour? LOL. haha wats under prime btw? heh/ =D sheila; not lucky my dear! we still need to study lah. its not called a studyy break for nth. we gotta MUG MUG MUG! heyy i passed your skl today and didnt see you! =( FOR WONG YOUJIN; the dictionary meaning of. mofette [n. moh-FET] -A hole in the ground from which gases emerge is a mofette. Usually,the word refers to holes that release carbon dioxide, possibly combined with smelly gases like hydrogen sulfide. The gas that emerges from the hole is also called mofette. Mofettes typically form in the last stages of volcanic action.Most mofettes have a musty, dank, moldy smell. In Italian, there is muffa (mold) and its diminutive, moffetta, which migrated into French and then English to describe smelly gaseous exhalations. More recently, the word was applied to the geological source of such gases.The gases that emerge from a mofette might be described as mephitic[adj. muh-FIT-ik] (poisonous; foul-smelling). Strangely, this similar-sounding word is unrelated. It comes from the Latin mephitis(poisonous gas emitted from the earth). 9:02:00 PM
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