The doctor prescribed aspirin.

He bought it for a song in 1984 compared with what his fellow financiers were spending on tonier Park and Fifth Avenues.

Due to their lexical gender-neutrality, feminine epicenes can easily be used to refer to both sexes despite their fixed feminine grammatical gender. … Compared to the cases of feminine male personal nouns mentioned at the beginning of this chapter, feminine epicenes are generally less pejorative in meaning. Many MF languages of the Indo-European family, for example, possess a feminine noun denoting 'person': e.g. Catalan/Italian/Spanish persona, French personne, Portuguese pessoa, Romanian pesoană, German Person, Icelandic persóna, Czech/Polish/Serbian osoba, Slovenian oseba.

Of all the fates on heaven and earth, why did this one befall me? Don't have a cow, dad.