Myriad, I've never heard of this word.

Word definitions can be found in a dictionary. You may also find synonyms; for myriad, a possible synonym is plethora.

Plethora ~ An excess of blood in the circulatory system or in one organ or area.

Area can be measured using different multiplications, based on the type shape.

Shape Yogurts are good for a snack.

Snack eating has been shown to increase the possibility of weight gain.

Gain rhymes with Train.

Train is 1 of my favourite bands atm.

At the moment It looks like everyone is working.

Working hard, yes.

Yes please, a coffee would be nice.

Nice, or Nice....? One is a biscuit, the other is a town on the French Riviera.

Riviera, A narrow coastal region between the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea extending from southeast France to northwest Italy.

Italy is well known for its part in the Renaissance, boasting fine historical towns such as Florence, with it's Ponte Vecchio and Duomo.

Duomo is a term for a Cathedral Church.

Church is where Christians (usually) congregate to perform mass and pray. Other religions have various edifices.

Edifices - a structure that has a roof and walls and stands more or less permanently in one place.

Place names often have ancient derivations; "Caster" dates back to Roman times, whereas UK place names ending in "Bury" or "Ton" are of Saxon origin.

Origin means beginning, the place where something begins.

Begins is not, to the best of my knowkedge, a word which has ever been used to start a new sentence here .... neither has "wray".