12 ways to detect if someone is lying to you!

1. The Eyes- Too much or too little.

2. The Throat- Lubricate throats by swallowing or clearing their throats.

3. The Head- Nod or shake head.

4. The Nose- Touch noses.

5.The Mouth- Touch or cover mouth, will purse lips

6. The Expression- Distress, eyebrows will furrow upwards, lines in forehead

7. Breathing- Breath faster

8. Repetition- Repeating same phrases or facts, emphasize again

9. Voice- Faster pace

10. Details- Exaggeration of details

11. hands- Scratching nose, touching lips, clenching fists

12. Body-  Lean or move away from other person.

Five english words that are utterly unique

1-Syzygy

Amazingly, the only English word with three Y's also happens to describe a rare astronomical event involving three heavenly bodies. A syzygy is the alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line, commonly the earth,the sun and the moon

2-Dreamt

This past tense of dream possesses a very special quality.The only verb in regular english usage to end with -mt. we hear from people constantly who swear there must be another term ending in -mt. No one has ever actually offered a second example ,however.

3-Tmesis

The sole term in the english language to begin with tm- ,has an unusual meaning to match. Tmesis is the insertion of one or more words between the words that make up a compound phrase, as in "what-so-ever" inserted in the middle of "what-ever".

4-Hydroxyzine

Only one word in all of English has an X, Y, and Z in order. Hydroxyzine.This medication developed in the 1950s can help calm you down and prevent sneezing.

5-Queue

queue is the only word whose pronunciation remains the same when the last four letters are removed.Before it meant a line, a queue referred to the tail of a beast in medieval pictures and designs. The unusual spelling owes its origin to French, like many words that look a little odd in English. Prior to the Frenchification of queue, Latin spelled it simply as coda. The duplication of U and E often feels like waiting in line.