About the word ' dummy '
dummy = sample (right or wrong)
I have something that I don' t know how to call:
You know fireworks, and I have some fireworks without gunpowder in them. I am asked to display some fireworks without gunpowder when I want to attend the exhibition.
So, what should call it?
(gunpowderless fireworks)?
(powderless fireworks)?
(non-gunpowder fireworks)?
(dummy) or (sample)?
I can explain: this is sample without gunpowder in it.
But it is too much of a mouthful to say such a long sentence.
How to use only one word to describe that?
Thanks!
dummy = sample (right or wrong)
I have something that I don' t know how to call:
You know fireworks, and I have some fireworks without gunpowder in them. I am asked to display some fireworks without gunpowder when I want to attend the exhibition.
So, what should call it?
(gunpowderless fireworks)?
(powderless fireworks)?
(non-gunpowder fireworks)?
(dummy) or (sample)?
I can explain: this is sample without gunpowder in it.
But it is too much of a mouthful to say such a long sentence.
How to use only one word to describe that?
Thanks!