Must We Mean What We Say? Glossary

Must We Mean What We Say? Glossary

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Written by Karen Wang

Stalwart

Trustworthy, loyal

Quiescent

Immobile, idle

Exulting

Jubilance, cheerfulness

Denizen

Native, habitant

Languid

Lazy, unhurried

Ludicrous

Ridiculous, farcical

Insinuation

Allusion, suggestion

Demeanor

Manner, attitude

Ponderous

Clumsy, awkward

Asunder

Apart, to shreds

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