di·rect
Pronunciation: \də-ˈrekt, dī-\
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French directer, from Latin directus straight, from past participle of dirigere to direct
a: to regulate the activities or course of
b: to carry out the organizing, energizing, and supervising of
c: to dominate and determine the course of
d: to train and lead performances of
e: to point, extend, or project in a specified line or course
5 comments:
yup
nice one!
because?
hey- thanks for the blog address. hehe. sorry I called it lamo, it's not. it's very cute. So Im glad I can look at what realy goes down in the harris house. jk. i'll be checking in from time to time. (hehe) my blog address is thebrosemannclan.blogspot.com if you ever want to check it out. cya later.
c: appeals to me :t(anya)
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