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WOD 25 October 2019
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maryse pey�
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WOD 25 October 2019
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Thanks again Lynne for your choosing my Obelixian daffynition ! Here we are for a new and laughing brainstorming ... Ready ? GO ! The word is BESOTTED. What will you say ? Hugs to all. I am looking forward to reading your DELICIOUS ideas !
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25 Oct 2019
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cunliffe
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Besotted is an adjective, of course. It describes a new operation, you might have heard of it? It is when a qualified surgeon besots you; that is, he or she takes out the silly section of your brain and you become deadly serious about everything. My advice is: stay silly and do not go in for a besotectomy. |
25 Oct 2019
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redcamarocruiser
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Besotted can also mean a thinking process finished. You took the best action which ought to work. Best aught is shortened to besot and besotted is the past tense form. |
25 Oct 2019
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spinney
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I know this one. Besotted is an archaic word that fell out of use in the 20th century and is when somebody is so covered in kisses that they are completely unable to think straight as a result.  |
26 Oct 2019
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MoodyMoody
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Besotted is an old form of sodden or soaked. "I got besotted in the rain when I forgot my brolly," for example. |
26 Oct 2019
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Aisha77
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Literally means: "El besote de TED" |
29 Oct 2019
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