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The pil-based words for “hair”, are all derived from the Latin word “pilus” (“hair”). A fairly common adjective, pilose, means “covered with fine soft hair.” Deceptively similar-looking is the word ‘pilous’, which is a more hardcore-science adjective defined as “characterized by or abounding in hair, hairy”. An example of the use of that word is the following sentence: ‘He is covered with a rough pilous epidermis’.
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This eight year old blog relocated from Tumblr to WordPress in December of 2018. Raised in New Jersey, I studied at the Rhode Island School of Design. Now retired, I was a high-end fine art framer who did gallery and museum work. My interests and studies run a wide gamut which includes art, history, film history, philosophy, and oriental / indigenous cultures. My wish is that my posts pique the interest of viewers and encourage more exploration.
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