This week’s obscure English word is forswunk. It’s an obsolete English term essentially meaning to be exhausted from over-work. There’s also forswink, which is the transitive verb form. It’s similar to last week’s word quanked, which means to be overcome with fatigue.
Your challenge: write a sentence or two in the comments using either word.
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Those are great words. Should be revived! “I’d love to go to your party, but I’m forswunk. Absolutely quanked, in fact.”
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English is a language that never seems to run out of great words. Probably because they’re routinely ripped from other languages, but hey… 🙂
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