The word str can be used interchangeably with stragety and stragety meaning. The first definition is the state in which a person finds himself or herself in. Stragety means a person’s identity and sense of self. In other words, it’s just a state of being. The second definition is the way one is found within one’s own self.

The most common use of the word stragety is in the context of a place. Places have stragety, and stragety is also how one describes a place. But the word can also be used more broadly to describe the person who lives in a place. Stragety is one of those abstract qualities that people can use to describe how they feel about a place.

One of the best ways to describe a place is with an adjective. A place can be described with the word stragety, but the word’s usage is often limited to its second definition. The only place I can think of that could be described with stragety is the bedroom. When I’m in bed, I’m stragety.

The fact is, there is a very long and complex history behind the word stragety. The earliest written texts are from the fourth century BC in which Stragety was used for a place where one went to pray. In the fifth century AD a Greek writer named Stragety wrote about the ideal state of the soul and how one should live.

In Roman times, stragety was used as a noun to describe a place where one went to pray. In the 15th century, the term is used as a verb to describe the act of straggling; the act of straggling itself. In the 17th century, the verb was used to describe the act of straying without an intent to leave the place where one has been.

Stragety is a really interesting word. It has two meanings. The first refers to prayer. The second refers to the act of straggling itself. Both are the same meaning, but the former is used in a more modern context. The latter is actually older, but not nearly as old. The verb has been used to describe human beings for thousands of years, so it would make sense for it to have been around before we were writing about it.

The first meaning of “straggear” came from the “stragewarning” of the Romans. The Romans used the word to refer to wandering monks, and they were also the first to use it to describe individuals who were not necessarily good or bad. This is why Shakespeare uses the word in both of his plays, and why we use it to describe people who are not very bright. The Romans also used the word to describe the act of straggling itself.

The original meaning of straggear comes from the ancient word straga, the practice of straggling. The word straga comes from a Greek word that meant a wandering monk, and it is the practice of wandering monks that was later used to describe people who were not necessarily good or bad, just wandering about.

The word straga is a good example of the word’s usage in Shakespeare. This is a man who is not a very bright person. He wanders the streets of London searching for a way to make his life better. He is not a good person. He is a wandering monk. And he wanders about the streets of London and becomes a very bad person, stragglar. I think that’s the best word for him.

Straging is a phrase derived from the same root as straga (which comes from the Latin strigare, which means wandering, wandering, wandering). In the English language in general one cannot use the word straga, because straga is a word and a word is not a thing. As Straging used to be seen as a bad thing, it is now an acceptable word in some contexts. Stragga in English is usually a verb, and it simply means “to wander.