Hebetate – to make or become dull or obtuse; having a blunt or soft point.
Hebetate – to make or become dull or obtuse; having a blunt or soft point.
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Ele, Were you thinking of Robert Guyton when you found this word?
Please be honest 🙂
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Ah Ross. It’s sad, isn’t it, when you have to entreat a blog host to be honest!
Speaking of which, what happened to this:
” I am off to Australia today to spend the week away from my wife and family doing what ‘rich pricks’ do … If you come back in with more challenges, I will not be responding – not necessarily because I don’t want to, nor because I am ignoring you, but simply because I will not have time to.
Please have a very nice week.
Regards,
Ross
Flight cancelled?
🙂
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Honestly, no, though I’ve found that sometimes random words do by coincidence seem relevant to events/issues/discussion/people of the day.
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Robert, thanks for your kind enquiry – I got stuck at Auckland Airport for half a hour longer that I thought, because the plane was late. Got bored – always a dangerous thing eh, especially for me. Pleased you took it with the good humour that was intended.
In Aussie now – it has been a long long day, with later to the digs than planned because of the delays. Still got to go to Wollies and buy brekkie for the week, and a few supplies, so won’t be stopping to chat.
Ele, thanks for the reply – very gracious.
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