
This week’s obscure English word is gravid. It’s a somewhat archaic term meaning pregnant, sometimes used in the sense of ‘portentous’.
Your challenge: write a sentence or two in the comments using this word.
Copyright © Matthew Wright 2021
This week’s obscure English word is gravid. It’s a somewhat archaic term meaning pregnant, sometimes used in the sense of ‘portentous’.
Your challenge: write a sentence or two in the comments using this word.
Copyright © Matthew Wright 2021
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Makes me think of gravy.
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Now I have this vision of a particularly portentous piece of proper English roast beef with all the trimmings. We do actually get those out here in the colonies. Sometimes (the best stuff gets exported, of course).
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You have Marmite and fish & chips, so I can believe you fully there.
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I thought gravity, which is close!!!
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There is definitely a gravity to gravid (as it were)!
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