A #Rare Sale from @KimKardashian's @SKIMS (be "the most interesting to look at" in this selection of #Bralettes, #Shapewear, #Loungewear, etc.) | @eOnline @WowAppOFFICIAL

My WowApp-homepage shares lots of "news" with me, and the 'news' from E! often includes bargains that--though I can't take advantage of them myself--DO leave some extra money for you to pay-it-forward!

One such set-of-bargains is linked-to through the bold text ...

The word “Rare” is built on ancient words that mean "to Separate" (for the adjective meaning Unusual) or "to Mix" (for 'the lightly cooked steak') or a variant of #Rear (for a four-legged animal Rising Up on the Hind Legs).
And "Rear" (if not referring to the Guardian Behind
 or -in Back ... see Retro-) is built on ancient words that
 mean "to Rise." 

just like #Rareness #RareEarth #MediumRare #Rares
 #Rared #Raring #RaraAvis #Rarefy #Rarely  #Rarity
 #Rarer #Rarest #Arrear #Arrears #Reared #Rearing
 #BringUpTheRear #RearAdmiral #RearViewMirror
 #RearEnd #Rearward #RearEnded
The word “Bralettes” is built of #Bra + the suffix #let. The word “Bra" is a shortening of #Brassiere, built on ancient words that mean "an #Arm" (Arm-Guard, Shoulder-Strap, Breast-Supporter ... see Brachio-).
And "Arm" (all senses of the word ... is what I'm
 declaring/guessing right now😎) is built on ancient words
 that mean "to Fit Together."

just like #Bralette #Bras #Brassieres #Arms #Armed
 #Arming #ArmTwister #ArmWrestling #CoatOfArms
 #UpInArms #toBearArms #Armament #Armature
 #ArmBand #Armchair #Armful #ArmCandy #Armistice
 #Armless #Armlet #Armoire #Armpit #ArmRest #ArmsRace
 #ArmsLength #OverTheShoulderBoulderHolder
The suffix “-let” is a #Diminutizing suffix (i.e. one that turns a word into a Diminutive).
The word “Shapewear” (Foundation Garments designed to Hold a part of the body in a Particular Form) is built of Shape & Wear.
The word “Loungewear” (Informal Clothing designed to be Worn at Home) is built of LoungeWear.
The word “Swimwear” (Clothing suitable to wear while Swimming or Bathing) is built of #Swim & Wear.
The word “Swim" is built on ancient words that mean "to be in Motion (in- or on the Water, Floating)."

right beside #Swims #Swam #Swimming #SinkOrSwim
 #inTheSwim #Swum #Swimmer #Swimmers #Swimmingly


To Keep Up on My 'Research,'

And so it goes.
My New Mantra (one of several)

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