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1) "Century" -- As to century homes cen·tu·ry Pronunciation: 'sen(t)-sh(&-)rE Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural -ries Etymology: Latin centuria, irregular from centum hundred 1 : a subdivision of the Roman legion 2 : a group, sequence, or series of 100 like things 3 : a period of 100 years especially of the Christian era or of the preceding period of human history 4 : a race over a hundred units (as yards or miles) Pronunciation Symbols This page is about centuries as units of time. For other meanings of the term, see Century (disambiguation). For a list of centuries, see Centuries. A century (From the Latin cent, one hundred) is one hundred consecutive years. In all dating systems, centuries are essentially numbered ordinally. Thus, the first century of a time frame is "The First Century" and not "Century 0". There is considerable disagreement about whether to count the centennial year (e.g. 2000) as the first or last year of a century. This confusion is documented for every centennial year from 1500 onward, and almost certainly arises from the introduction of Hindu-Arabic numerals and the concept of zero to Western Europe in the twelfth century. The oldest dating systems were regnal, and considered the date as an ordinal, not a cardinal number. Thus, one speaks of the first year of the reign of King John for example. Obviously, the century problem does not arise in such systems. Somewhat later, systems arose dating from the founding of a dynasty, city or religion, and these continued ordinal, rather than cardinal, counting. Thus Ab Urbe Condita counts the Year 1 as the founding of Rome; Anno Domini as the first full year of Jesus Christ's life; the Islamic calendar as the year of the Hejira, so it is also latinized as Anno Hegirae, or "year of the Hejira." In the Gregorian calendar, the calendar that is currently used for most purposes nearly everywhere in the world, the first year is that of the traditionally accepted year of Jesus' birth. There is no "year zero". Accordingly, the first century includes the years 1-100 anno Domini, the first millennium (or period of ten centuries) is the years 1-1000 anno Domini, and so on. More modern systems of dating (such as that of astronomical year numbering, used by astronomers) begin with a year zero. In these cardinal dating systems, it is perfectly logical to use 0 to 99 as the first century, and to regard 2000 as the first year of the twenty-first century. "The Battle of the Centuries", Ruth Freitag, U.S. Government Printi..." 2) "Homes" -- As to century homes 1home Pronunciation: 'hOm Function: noun Etymology: Middle English hom, from Old English hAm village, home; akin to Old High German heim home, Lithuanian seima family, servants, Sanskrit ksema habitable, kseti he dwells, Greek ktizein to inhabit 1 a : one's place of residence : DOMICILE b : HOUSE 2 : the social unit formed by a family living together 3 a : a familiar or usual setting : congenial environment; also : the focus of one's domestic attention <home is where the heart is> b : HABITAT 4 a : a place of origin <salmon returning to their home to spawn>; also : one's own country <having troubles at home and abroad> b : HEADQUARTERS 2 <home of the dance company> 5 : an establishment providing residence and care for people with special needs <homes for the elderly> 6 : the objective in various games; especially : HOME PLATE - at home 1 : relaxed and comfortable : at ease <felt completely at home on the stage> 2 : in harmony with the surroundings 3 : on familiar ground : KNOWLEDGEABLE <teachers at home in their subject fields> Pronunciation Symbols Homie, comes from the word "Homes" that early Mexica-American in the southwest US would use to call people from there "Varrio" or neighborhood, Older guys from the neighborhood usally call "Older Head's", would refer to the Youth or "Young Head's" from the neighborhood would be call homie's as in For "little Homes". In Australia the term homie or homies may also be used as a derogatory term for groups of teenagers/young-adults often skipping school or unemployed, who often congregate around shopping centres, fast food outlets and major public transport hubs (i.e. bus-stops). Similar to the English term Chav, and sharing characteristics with the Australian term bogan. The major difference between homies and bogans is music taste and dress. Where bogans tend to favor rock, and dark clothing such as tight black jeans and a black metal t-shirt, homies are more likely to listen to rap or hip hop and be wearing clothes such as tracksuits, baggy jeans, conspicuous belts, shirts bearing brand names or sleeveless shirts. This aside the other anti-social aspects of the stereotype are similar. In many places the generation X bogans have been replaced/displaced by the generation Y homies. If a fight breaks out, the stereotypical bogan is more likely to fight barefist, whereas the homie may choose to fight with knives and/or other weapons. Homies may also be referred to as "wannabe gangstas" or "Snobs". It should also be noted that the term is not exclusively derogatory in Australia, and it depends on whom is being referred to. The usage described above, as a term for a friend, is also used. However, people who use the term homie as a term for their friend, are those most likely to be referred to as homies in the derogatory sense, by those outside their circle or age group. The term is sometimes incorrectly used in the UK to refer to someone who is homosexual, on the premise that it is an informal abbreviation of the term; if it is used in this context it would usually be in a derogatory manner. The word is also associated, in the UK, with the chav subculture, Rastafarianism and Afro-Caribbeans. People who think they're co..." 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