- A
simile (/ˈsɪməli/) is a
figure of
speech that
directly compares two things.
Similes differ from
metaphors by
highlighting the
similarities between two...
- instance,
contains many such
similes comparing fighting warriors to
lions attacking wild
boars or
other prey.
These similes serve to take the
reader away...
- Look up
simile in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
simile is a
figure of
speech making an
explicit comparison.
Simile or
Similes may also
refer to: A...
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SIMILE (Semantic
Interoperability of
Metadata and
Information in
unLike Environments) was a
joint research project run by the
World Wide Web Consortium...
- may also use
simile, as in "deaf as an ****". In German, 92% of
animal epithets are metaphors, 8%
similes,
whereas in English, 53% are
similes, 47% metaphors...
-
Trillium simile, the
jeweled wakerobin, is a spring-flowering
perennial plant which is
native to
southern parts of the
Appalachian Mountains in southeastern...
-
Penicillium simile is a
species of
fungus in the
genus Penicillium.
UniProt Davolos, D; Pietrangeli, B; Persiani, A. M.; Maggi, O (2012). "Penicillium
simile sp...
- Win32/
Simile (also
known as Etap and MetaPHOR) is a
metamorphic computer virus written in ****embly
language for
Microsoft Windows. The
virus was released...
- A
Dictionary of
Similes is a
dictionary of
similes written by the
American writer and
newspaperman Frank J. Wilstach. In 1916, Little,
Brown and Company...
- A
facsimile (from
Latin fac
simile, "to make alike") is a copy or
reproduction of an old book, m****cript, map, art print, or
other item of historical...
