Eco-Friendly Practices

noun A green burial refers to a burial process that is environmentally friendly and aims to have minimal impact on the environment.

• The concept of green burial involves interring the deceased in a biodegradable casket or shroud to minimize environmental impact.
• Have you ever considered a green burial as a more eco-friendly option for your final resting place?
• I heard that green burials are becoming more popular among those who care about the environment.
• Choosing a green burial can be seen as a way to return to the earth in a more natural and sustainable manner.

noun a bag typically made of paper or plastic used to carry items

adjective having a color similar to that of wood or soil

• She carried her lunch in a brown bag to work every day.
• I packed my sandwich in a brown bag for the picnic.
• I snuck a brown bag of chips into the movie theater.
• He always kept his emotions in a brown bag, never letting anyone see how he truly felt.

noun a portmanteau of 'shopping' and 'swapping', referring to the act of exchanging or trading items instead of buying new ones

• Shwopping is a sustainable initiative where customers can donate their old clothes while shopping for new ones.
• Have you heard of shwopping? It's like swapping but with clothes instead.
• I'm all about that shwopping life - it's a great way to update your wardrobe without spending a fortune.
• Shwopping is like a fashion exchange program, where old clothes find new homes and new clothes bring joy to their owners.

noun party is a social gathering of people for entertainment or celebration

• The swishing party hosted by the charity organization was a great success.
• I heard there's a swishing party happening at Sarah's house this weekend.
• Let's crash that swishing party at the community center tonight!
• The ideas were swishing around the room like guests at a lively party.