Oct
7
It means troublesome, or a “burden.” I don’t think this word to be incredibly fancy, and I don’t think you’ll turn heads while using it; but I do think that it seems really silly to use such a long word for such a simple thing. Not my homework was hard, nay, my homework was cumbersome.
Steveo
WI
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Oct
5
Froward
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Meaning perverse or willfully contrary; refractory; not easily managed.
Froward is fun to write as readers often assume you are both misspelling and misusing ‘forward’.
Isidore
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Oct
5
It’s so much more exciting to say “I went to the Otorhinolaryngologist” than to say “I went to the Ear Nose and Throat Doctor”.
Shauna
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada
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