hebetudinous

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Should she get into power we will all be praying for McCain's life, who knows, interventionist prayer can help, to beat the 1 in 3 chance that he does not survive during the 1st term and, this women, who I do not deride based upon her sex but based upon her natural inclination to the hebetudinous, comes to power.

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  • I once broke up with a girl whose bile was just too hebetudinous. —  Retrosnark
  • Should she get into power we will all be praying for McCain's life, who knows, interventionist prayer can help, to beat the 1 in 3 chance that he does not survive during the 1st term and, this women, who I do not deride based upon her sex but based upon her natural inclination to the hebetudinous, comes to power. —  digg.com: Stories / Popular
  • After all, if this hebetudinous clunker was just comedy, Sandler and company wouldn't have, as the
  • Their want of enterprise is characterised by the appalling polysyllabic adjective "hebetudinous," which it is perhaps as well to explain means obtuse or dull, and they are told that they "are infected with the Babu spirit, and cannot see beyond their immediate horizon M. Dautremer thinks that it is somewhat narrow-minded of the Englishman to inflict on himself the torture of wearing cloth or flannel clothes in order that he may not be taken for a chi-chi or half-caste, who very wisely dresses in white. —  Political and Literary essays, 1908-1913
  • Impressing us hebetudinous gits should be easy since their brains are So Big Comments —  Exurban League
 

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  1. from Latin hebetudo (-din-), hebetude, + -ous.
 

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