You're a policeman.

You're very astute.

I don't know, just trying to make connections

It has keen eyesight, good ear and acute sense of smell.

You have a sharp sense of direction.

You have a keen sense of direction.

I have a good sense of smell.

That is an excellent question, boss.

Did you sense that with your superpowers?

Tricky question.

Exactly.

Well the way I drawn them right over here, these two over here are acute are acute and then these over here are going to be obtuse so this one and this one these are both obtuse angles and I actually drew them up here as well.

I'll loosen it for you. You're very observant.

A sharp tongue is the only edged tool that grows keener with constant use.

That's the one thing about me, if I do say so myself, I am observant.

I believe acute, in either latin or greek or maybe both means something like pin or sharp, so that's one way to think about it an acute angle seems much sharper.

And then finally, a point that you don't think of so much in developed world medicine it eliminates sharps.

Excellent choice.

My tools better be clean and sharp.

This is a pen, it's called an insulin pen, preloaded.

The woman has the sharpest bullshit meter I've ever seen.

It's a beast He's got fangs, razorsharp ones

I could also so the acute angle could be this angle right over here.

The knife is not sharp.

The knife is dull.

So, have good courage, friend George this isn't the first ugly scrape that I've been in with thy people, said Phineas, as he closed the door.

I have a sharp pain here.

Sharp turns

Very perceptive.

Spikes... sharp...

You get these really cold and sharplike action dagger feelings.

You're quick. You're really quick.

There is a number of very sharp turns over here that are just irreconcilable with the motion of a car.

He has sharp hearing.

I have sharp hearing

It's not even sharp.

ROMEO Nay, good goose, bite not.

They're both acute angles.

And sharp, cruel fangs?

It's still sharp.

Razor sharp.

And I'll talk about more types of angles in the next video, but if an angle is less than 90 degrees so for example both of these angles that we started our discussion with are less than 90 degrees we call them acute angles.

I think when we go through these, it will be pretty self explanatory.

Gretchen, you have a real keen sense of perception.

The Tasmanian devil is predominantly a scavenger, and it uses its powerful jaws and its sharp teeth to chomp on the bones of rotting dead animals.