In which we embiggen our lexicon
In which we embiggen our lexicon
Today's new word.
Flebly: adv. from the root "fleb."
If something is done "flebly," it is done simultaneously and intentionally weakly, limply and in a weak-willed manner.
Now we use it in a sentence:
Festus shook my hand flebly. I took this as an insult to my Lithuanian heritage, so I poked him in the eye with my fist, seven or eight times. Bond has been set at $8,000. Would you and Dad come bail me out?
Today's new word.
Flebly: adv. from the root "fleb."
If something is done "flebly," it is done simultaneously and intentionally weakly, limply and in a weak-willed manner.
Now we use it in a sentence:
Festus shook my hand flebly. I took this as an insult to my Lithuanian heritage, so I poked him in the eye with my fist, seven or eight times. Bond has been set at $8,000. Would you and Dad come bail me out?
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