Cuneiform

Cuneiform Numbers and Punctuation

It's made of clay, and it's been fashioned into a cylinder shape, covered with close writing and then baked dry in the sun.

The Americans have formed quite a wedge.

Today, we can write a word such as TED in Egyptian hieroglyphics and in cuneiform script, because both of these were deciphered in the 19th century.

ShineShineShineShineonmyshoes

We'll make a wedge here, which must stand until tomorrow.

Shoes?

Gotashoeshine Got a shoeshine

Shoes. Take off my shoes.

Man Take the shoes. Take the shoes.

Tom opened the shoebox and took out the shoes.

Wear your old shoes in, your new shoes out.

So I went back to the store and said to the owner, I love the shoes, but I hate the laces.

It's just like football boots. You've taken football boots off?

And in the movie, they've got a great scene in there where the word shoe is said, and a whole bunch of '50s and '60s shoes pop into my imagination.

Shoes?

Shoe?

They're like sun shoes, but, you know, with sand.

I love the shoes, but I hate the laces.

I've always told her to buy heavy shoes, real clodhoppers.

I lost a heel. Will these shoes do?

Did you ever hear of anyone taking a shower with their shoes on?

These are sandals.

And a shoe!

Slippers.

Slippers.

Shoes!

Shoe?

Soft Shoes.

Shoes.

Shoes?

SH0EMAKER

And her shoes. Did you see the soles?

Gotashineonmy shoes Got a shine on my shoes

I gotashineonmy shoes I got a shine on my shoes

Mine shoes

Use those slippers.

Or shine shoes.

New rubber boots?

No shoes?

His shoes.

His shoes?

...on the doormat as well.

Roller skates?