dimanche, novembre 28, 2004 I'm still not watching The Brainwashing Phenomenon, but I know who are the finalists thanks to me watching A Civil Action last night on the telly. Just a few thoughts I wanted to jot down:Main Entry: sly Function: adjective Inflected Form(s): sli·er or sly·er ; sli·est or sly·est Etymology: Middle English sli, from Old Norse sl[oe]gr; akin to Old English slEan to strike -- more at SLAY 1 chiefly dialect a : wise in practical affairs b : displaying cleverness : INGENIOUS 2 a : clever in concealing one's aims or ends : FURTIVE 3 : lightly mischievous : ROGUISH - on the sly : in a manner intended to avoid notice synonyms SLY, CUNNING, CRAFTY, WILY, TRICKY, FOXY, ARTFUL, SLICK mean attaining or seeking to attain one's ends by guileful or devious means. And the other guy: he joins the tau family: taupok, tauguah, taugeh, tausuan, taufik. I love tv. [Whoever wins, we lose] |
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