I wrapped foil on my foil,
and joined my foils to foil the plot of my nemesis.
I have used the word foil four times in the sentence above. However, it was used to describe/mean different things.
To Foil
The Foil
My foil
Her Foil
What do these words mean, and how do they differ from one another? Immensely!
Foil (food)- A thin, flexible leaf or sheet of metal: aluminum foil
Foil (sword) - A fencing sword
Foil (character) - A character that contrasts with the protagonist, usually having some characteristics in common with the main character
Foil (ruin) - To thwart, or ruin the work of another
These are some of the ways you can use the word foil! Fun isn't it! Use it sometime with your friends- see if they can understand what you're saying!
Interesting!
26 January 2009
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1 comment:
I'm glad that my foibles have not foiled my stab at being your foil.
...enchanting
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