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languor - pleasant tiredness

After each word of the day I will reveal whether I knew that word

BurtReynolds wrote:languor - pleasant tiredness

I knew that word

Great thread.

I didn’t know this word. I know languid.

Use it In a sentence

Today's word of the day on RM is langour.

I’m not sure that plays on any of the word’s specificities

The word of the day is DNA

tree_ wrote:The word of the day is DNA

That's an abbreviation, not a word.

No the word of the day is "ardor". Enthusiasm or passion.

What do we think of this word? I love the soft, elven like quality.

On the other hand, it reminds me of "larder", which is a terrible word.

The word of the day is facetious - treating serious issues with deliberately inappropriate humor; flippant.

The word of the day is flippant.

Tree get the fuck out of here. No one invited you to this thread. Just go away

BurtReynolds wrote:No the word of the day is "ardor". Enthusiasm or passion.

What do we think of this word? I love the soft, elven like quality.

In the other hand, it reminds me of "larder", which is a terrible word.

yeah, larder is terrible. who wants to admit they have a larder?

BurtReynolds wrote:Tree get the fuck out of here. No one invited you to this thread. Just go away

nobody invited anybody here you asshole

I will accentuate the O in ardor in order to differentiate it from larder.

Sounds like stuff people say in Lord of the Rings. Good stuff.

BurtReynolds wrote:No the word of the day is "ardor". Enthusiasm or passion.

What do we think of this word? I love the soft, elven like quality.

On the other hand, it reminds me of "larder", which is a terrible word.

I knew that word

Burt I think you should apologize to to tree with great ardor.

BurtReynolds wrote:No the word of the day is "ardor". Enthusiasm or passion.

What do we think of this word? I love the soft, elven like quality.

On the other hand, it reminds me of "larder", which is a terrible word.

It’s misleading.

Reminds me of arduous, which is not related to this word at all.

I do like the pronunciation, but it sounds like a British slapper telling you how she wants to be fucked.

JuanHamm wrote:Burt I think you should apologize to to tree with great ardor.

Because I grew up with an absent, shitty father and an older brother who rejected me, I often tend to attract this kind of behavior from people I want to be friends with who want nothing to do with me. It used to make me sad, but I'm used to it now.

JuanHamm wrote:Burt I think you should apologize to to tree with great ardor.

I'm too busy languoring right now.