Venerate

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His backhanded salutations to his elders ( "Venerate ancestor, much respected soon to be rotting corpse")

fourfour: 2009
Venerate and venereal both stem from the Latin name of the licentious Goddess of Love, Venus.

Donna Henes: On Valentines And Vulvas Donna Henes 2011
His backhanded salutations to his elders ( "Venerate ancestor, much respected soon to be rotting corpse")

Terrorist sympathy 2009
Venerate and venereal both stem from the Latin name of the licentious Goddess of Love, Venus.

Donna Henes: On Valentines And Vulvas Donna Henes 2011
Venerate the man, whoever he may be, who has this sign — the starry eye.

Les Miserables 2008
Venerate the plucky underachievers, the invariably white gritty second baseman up from Double-A, the goonish defenseman from Moose Jaw.

Foul Lines Jack McCallum 2006
Venerate the plucky underachievers, the invariably white gritty second baseman up from Double-A, the goonish defenseman from Moose Jaw.

Foul Lines Jack McCallum 2006
Venerate also the other citizens of heaven, as illustrious princes, and glorious kings and queens.

Spiritual Works of Louis of Blois 1506-1566 1903
Venerate that most sacred womb; exult, and give thanks.

Spiritual Works of Louis of Blois 1506-1566 1903
Venerate the Unity of substance in the Trinity of Persons, and the Trinity of Persons in the Unity of substance.

Spiritual Works of Louis of Blois 1506-1566 1903