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ESLPod_0286_WE_0246 Describing Facial Features The word "pointed," in this podcast, means with a sharp end, or not flat: "Many women like to wear pointed shoes, but Jules thinks they're too uncomfortable." Another meaning of "pointed" is a question, statement, or look that shows that one isn't happy about something: "The mother gave her child a pointed look and he immediately stopped hitting the dog." As a verb, "to point" means to hold one's hand and index finger in the direction of something to show other people where something is: "The astronomy teacher pointed at Venus so that her students could find it in the night sky." The verb "to point" can also mean to hold one's hand and index finger to show someone where to go: "The librarian pointed to the section of the library with books about U.S. history."

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ESLPod 286 pointed About You

Id	ESLPod_0286_WE_0246
Episode Id	ESLPod 286
Episode Title	Describing Facial Features
Phrase	pointed
Text	The word "pointed," in this podcast, means with a sharp end, or not flat: "Many women like to wear pointed shoes, but Jules thinks they're too uncomfortable." Another meaning of "pointed" is a question, statement, or look that shows that one isn't happy about something: "The mother gave her child a pointed look and he immediately stopped hitting the dog." As a verb, "to point" means to hold one's hand and index finger in the direction of something to show other people where something is: "The astronomy teacher pointed at Venus so that her students could find it in the night sky." The verb "to point" can also mean to hold one's hand and index finger to show someone where to go: "The librarian pointed to the section of the library with books about U.S. history."
Topics	About You

Pointed Means Point Hold One's Hand Index Finger