…>399     The bold echo growls after the tiger.

 

BOLDNESS of Russian (pos.)

400     I know Russians. It is correct that their word “a male” has woman’s gender.

 

BOLDNESS of a woman (pos.)

401     The more boldness of the woman, the more embarrassment is on her husband’s face.

402     Nothing so bold as a blind mare.

 

BOLDNESS of a young man (pos.)

403     A new-born calf doesn’t afraid the tiger.

 

BOOK (pos.)

404     Well, this book is good in the capacity of evidence if ignorance of its owner.

405     Even an empty-headed writer can find the same reader for his book.

406     Well, this book will be read at that time when “Don Kihot”, “War and peace”, “Three musketeers” wouldn’t be read by anyone, but never earlier.

 

ancient BOOK (neg.)  

407     An ancient book is better than a modern one. At least the pulp literature was done away during long times.

 

cheap BOOK (pos.)

408     A man buys true good book at that time when he doesn’t think about its cost.

 

concocted BOOK (pos.)

409     A serious person cannot give his emotional experience to concocted book personages.

 

fantastic BOOK (pos.)

410     The fantastic swift jack never passed through my brain.

 

BOOK about the future (pos.)

411     He, who cannot prompts anything about current life, writes a book about the future. What can teach us such man?

 

new BOOK (pos.)

412     Amidst new books the book which set love to old truths gives the greatest pleasure.

 

BOOK for an old man (pos.)

413     Years must know more than books.

 

BOOK of percept (neg.)

414     They do something willingly if they do it in according a book, even if this book has no a title and name of its author.

 

religious BOOK (pos.)

415     The more immature person is under the more strange influence.

416     A man who considers the God an infinite one must not think that all knowledge about the God belong this book.

417     The God created the world. A man follows God’s laws rather when he makes a careful study of world’s laws and follows them, but not when he follows either invariable words of either book alternately.

418     He who can create has knowledge that words, notes and strokes of the brush or chess move may express not enough. He who cannot create looks at all these things like charmed donkey.

 

a single religious BOOK (pos.)

419     A bad cook read one book.

 

BOON (pos.) (see also benefit, care, comfort, enjoyment, kindness, philanthropy,

pleasure, present, private, profit, prosperity, sponsorship, superfluous)  

420     You can’t imagine that benefactor has a disagreeable appearance for the benefited honest person.

 

BOON for all people (pos.)

421     Your standard for imitation is a prostitute, but nobody thanks effusively to her.

 

BOON for all people (neg.)

422     They water even weeds for the sake of watering a rose.

 

BOON of a bad man (pos.)

423     It is not a good deed, when a bad man obliged somebody to be bound with a person, who is not pleasant.

 

BOON for N (pos.)

424     Bring a cow to the hall and she’ll run to the byre.

 

Are you BORED?

425     No. Very often loafers come here and ask foolish questions.

 

BOREDOM (neg.) 

426     Boredom is not bad filling. Usually, it ends in sexual adventure.

427     It is more useful for you make complaints to against laziness than boredom.

 

BOREDOM of safety measures (exist)

428     He who is bored with life is bored with a safety measures.

 

BORROW (pos.) (see also abstention, ask, cadging, concession, give, help, request, take) 

429     Even a person, who enjoys the foreign aphorism, might seem the fool.

430     If a man has less respect to the surroundings then he has more debts.

431     He who borrows consides that surrounding persons are worse than himself, that they couldn't order money better than himself.

 

BORROW (neg.)

432     Everybody wishes his debtor good health.

433     To live in debt is to know the price of time.

434     Meat bought on borrowed money has no bones to pierce through gut.

435     One should not cry out to his rescuers, “Stop! Don’t save me! I haven’t the wish to be your debtor!”

436     The more borrowed things, the more things pass into your possession.

437     Borrowing is good. He who pays a debt begins understand one’s worthless and paltry.

 

BORROW smth. with high interest (pos.)

438     Interest-bearing loan will climb through even in a chink. And after that it will not climb out even in a door.

 

BORROW smth. from a rich man (neg.)

439     It is better to borrow from a rich person. He will not bother you from morning to evening.

 

BORROW a strange order (pos.)

440     He who lives into his own house may lives by his own order.

 

big BOSOM (pos.)

441     What to hang up ass to the chest for?

442     A woman who has a small bust looks younger.

 

big BOSOM (neg.)

443     Do you wish to touch and feel sparrow’s bosom?

 

BOTH (neg.)

444     They never grind only one side of an axe.

 

BOTTOM (pos.)

445     He who wants sticking goes on a bottom.

 

to BOW (pos.) (see also attention, breeding, humility, respect, rite)

446     A low bowing let fall the hat.

447     I’m not a camel in order to bow my neck to prickles.

 

 to BOW (pos., neg.)

448     A bow and the giving of homage are the best cloak for hiding a dagger.

449     You should sit at the cash register. Everybody will bow low to you there.

 

to BOW (neg.)

450     He who has a fool’s cap on his own head fears bowing.

451     Bow! Or do you fear to give vent to gas?

452     Every horse bows to oats.

453     Do you know the bull’s aim when it bowed its head?

454     A bird bows its head before the flight.

455     The easy bowing leads to easy straightening oneself up.

456     A thief never hides oneself behind bowing man.

 

to BOW (exist)

457     A falling without force is not the bowing before.

 

to BOW to the God (pos.)

458     I am very human. So, I have not wish to bow something ruthless and pitiless.

 

to BOW to great man (pos., neg.)

459     An axe likes bow to the trees.

 

to BOW to great man (neg.)

460     A clever wrestler must snatch a foot of his strong enemy.

461     In order not bow with the tail one has to bow with one’s head.

462     Only by bowing you can keep from knocking your head on the door’s frame.

 

BOW-legged (bald-headed) male (neg.)

463     Bow-legged (bald-headed) men are the most sexual. Or they would be died out already.

 

to BOW to ordinary man (pos.) (see also attention, breeding, nobility, rite)

464     No one with a skirt full of pearls would bend down in front of the barley.

 

to BOW to ordinary man (neg.)

465     One slight bow rescue (save) a bowing person against stupid willfulness with crown of thorns.

 

to BOW to a subordinate (neg.)

466     They bow for milking.

467     Everybody must bow down to drink from a spring.

 

BOXER (see also sportsman) (pos.)

468     Once, boxers were asked, “Is there influence of blows to the head to intellectual faculties?” Many of them answered: “Yes.” Others have not understood the question.

 

BRAGGING (pos.) (see also boasting) 

469     The chaff will get in eyes of man, who toss it up.

 

my BRAINLESS (exist)

470     So, you know that I am brainless. Then you must know that you must be careful of brainless person.  {Come up to the offender and shake him.}

 

BRAKE in a mind (neg.)

471     Braking is the cleverest and active process. The result of braking is the working of sculptor’s chisel which extracts statue from a stone.

 

BRAVE (neg.)

472     A brave arm makes a short sword long.

 

BREAK (neg.)

473     Firstly it is need to break a bone in order to lengthen it.

 

BREEDING (pos.)

474     When a virtue is lost, good nature makes one’s appearance. When a good nature is lost, a justice makes one’s appearance. When a justice is lost, good breeding makes one’s appearance.

475     A good man always has the worst attitude of mind because of other people seem to be so bad to him.

 

BREEDING for the great man (pos.) (see also outward appearance, behavior, nobility, rite) 

476     There are not trees, which grew from aromatic roasted chestnuts.

477     Only simple straightforward brain may be cleaned out easily.

478     Breeding is a variety of punching-press for creative work (creation).

479     They don’t grind nugget of gold.

480     What cut out from oneself every thing, which is unequal with (to) some model for? 

 

BREEDING for the great man (neg.)

481     Even a gem would not shine without a grinding.

 

BREEDING for a kind man (pos.)

482     He who wishes to receive something from the others needs breeding most of all.

 

BREEDING for the ordinary man (pos.) (see also behavior, rite)

483     Only a small garden (show a head by the finger) may be good cultivated.

484     A pot will not become a pillow even if it will be stuffed with silk.

485     Usually, they torment under pretence of their wish of good things for other people.

 

BREEDING for the ordinary man (neg.)

486     An earth can’t be spoiled by plough.

487     Even a stone may be ground and polished.

 

BREEDING for the poor (rich) man (pos.) (see also appearance, fastidiousness, kindness, morals, nobility, virtue)

488     I know something about breeding. A breeding is a poignant hypocrisy, which allow hold rich and poor men at the same table.

 

BREEDING for well-being (pos.)

489     Well, breeding helps a person to be out of danger amidst bad people. I imagine many bad men are round you.

 

BREVITY for the great man (pos.)

490     I know. Brevity conceals the lack of talent. 

491     Usually, they praise a bad road for its brevity.

 

BREVITY for the great man (neg.)

492     “Flashed” may be more appreciable fact (act) than “was during whole time”.

 

BRIBERY (pos.) (see also backstairs, equal rights, exactness of pay, expenditure, free of charge, gain, incorruptibility, law, protection, spend, stimulus)

493     One always must give a bribe for a burial and funeral of his dog into the cemetery.

 

BRIBERY (neg.)

494     Bribery is a variety of life loving.

495     A pass between high mountains is a good way.

496     Bribe is a defense against strange rule.

497     If one doesn’t throw a bone to a dog, he couldn’t traverse a long path.

498     Don’t condemn an inevitable thing with so great strength. A pay for high speed of growth is inevitable.

499     Bribes can humanize even a prison’s life.

500     He who wants to drive without squeaking must smear a cart.

501     Bribery is not a dirty puddle. It is the magic lake, which take an unimportant gift and send important gifts in return.

502     He who looks after a well must not die of the thirst.

503     There are always crumbs near the bread.

504     I’m not get used to the charity yet.

505     What hands for? They are for giving and taking.

506     Very often there is an imprisonment for the bribery and an execution for giving bribery up.

 

BRIBERY (lack)

507     Bribery exists always. Only a little bribe is refused.

508     A canal couldn’t water a field till, it doesn’t filled itself.

 

BRIBERY for a rich man (pos.)

509     The surplus is pays by only those men who still need to prove that they are rich and have an influence.

 

BRIBERY for rich man (lack)

510     All rich men are bribed already. Depended on comfort and luxury person is bribed by them already.

 

BRIDE (pos.)

511     A foolish girl dreams to be that person who received a promises of all that things which never been redeemed by wife.

 

BRIDE-money (neg.)

512     The usance of bride-money is the helpful one. It brings up a boy to become the master but not the dependant who wants to spend parent's money.

 

BRING up a child (pos.)

513     If you would bring up a child with diligence, he will learn to live without parents too soon.

 

BRING up a child (neg.)

514     It is good to use the possibility to bring up a child until he allows you to do that.

 

BRING up a liar (pos.)

515     You cannot make a crab walk straight.

 

BROKEN thing (neg.) (see also best, choosing, conditions, damage, fastidiousness, broken life, part, whole)

516     Show me a broken sofa where one can’t sleep or busy with sex.

 

BROTHER (pos.)

517     Well, a brother is better than a friend if the brother is the friend.

 

BROTHERHOOD (pos.) (see also distinction, enmity, equality, exploitation, faithfulness, friendship, help, join, love to neighbor, oppress, sympathy)

518     Very often the one, who says that all people are brothers, wishes to gain access to the place where he is not born.

519     Well. Any brother doesn’t wish a death of other one. But any brother doesn’t permit rising of other one.

520     A man who was only child admires brotherhood most of all.

 

BROTHERHOOD (neg.)

521     Even a brother is a rival for the unlucky wretch and failure.

522     He who has a brother doesn’t embrace a post.

523     He who has younger brother has a rest. He who has elder brother has a defense and happiness.

524     There is a need of brothers for killing a tiger.

 

BROTHERHOOD (exist)

525     Well. Even if a brotherhood by blood lack there, then a brotherhood by another analyses exist.

526     Well, all people are brothers which divide inheritance of parents.

 

BRUSH teeth (pos.)

527     I have not drunk so much wine to get into the habit of brushing my teeth.

 

BUFFOONERY of a chief (pos.)

528     It is better if a clown would become the chief of circus than the chief of circus became the clown.

 

BUILD (pos.)

529     Alas! Every built thing was built from a destroyed matter.

 

a perfect BUILDING of the firm (pos.)

530     An administrative building becomes perfect only when its firm fall into decay. When a firm works hurredly nobody thinks room's disposition and their decoration. The Versailles' palace was built when the power of Luidovic fourteenth was diminished.

 

BUREAUCRAT (neg.)

531     The bureaucrat teaches people respect State and have respect for correctness of documents.

 

full BUS (neg.)

532     A bus is useful for all. It teaches stupid people and strong ones to be perseverant. Also it teaches a clever people and weak ones to be steady.

 

BUSINESS (pos.) (see also line of business)

533     Well, business is not prostitution. The prostitution is the love for money. But business is only friendship for money.

 

to be busy with a strange BUSINESS (pos.)

534     Doing the deed which is not your loved deed is a kind of theft.

535     Doing the deed which is not your loved deed is nasty like a ritual of strange religion.

 

to be busy with a strange BUSINESS for a great man (pos.)

536     A fool shows his worth in any work by one and the same level. However, let a jeweler will be used only for jeweler’s art, but not for bread cutting.

 

BUSY (pos.) (see also act, collaboration, labor, slavery, unemployment, work)

537     One needs not have too much mind, to be permanent busy.

 

BUSY (neg.)

538     You are ready to accuse even a strange toothbrush with its being busy.

539     There is not “the line is busy” only when the number was dialed erroneously.

 

BUY (pos.) (see also consumption, dear, economize, excess, expenditure, free of charge, niggardliness, ownership, pay, rebate, save up, spend, stinginess, stock, thing, thrift, value, waste)

540     Ten clever men can’t sell things, which may be purchased by one foolish man.

541     Things rule over person too. Buying a thing means selling oneself to the servitude for it.

542     They didn’t sell really necessary thing.

543     It is better to spend money for taking a drop for bad head. The health is the main.

544     Buying some superfluous thing lead to selling necessary ones.

 

BUY beer (neg.)

545     They pay for beer not for nothing. They don’t buy bones, kernels, rind and peel together with it.

 

BUY a cheap thing (neg.)

546     That penny is well spent that saves a groat.

 

BUY a great thing (pos.)

547     Buying of big ship is buying of bankruptcy because of shortage of passengers.

 

BUY a new thing (neg.)

548     Yes. New boots for cross must be bought only afterwards skates’ one wears and tears.

 

BUY a share (neg.)

549     Money may be lost by many another ways such as a simple loss, thieving, robbery or inflation, too. It is better to buy a share.

 

BUY a wine (neg.)

550     Do I must go to Paris with such great sum?

 

BUY a thing without X, Y, … (pos.)

551     Yes. Such thing exists. But it never appears on Monday and on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and also, of course, on Saturday and Sunday.

 

BUY without seeing (pos.)

552     Only eggs may be bought without seeing.