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Inanition is the word of the day.
Trust me I don’t have this affiliation although sometimes I wish I did. Most of us as agents do not suffer from this but some do, the question is do you suffer from this? The old saying the mind is willing but the body isn’t might be a good thought while you learn its meaning. The meaning of {in’e nish’en} is lack of strength or spirit. Sooooo do you have agents who show up for work but you can tell they just don’t have it in them any longer? What say you?
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Haulm is the new word of the day.
In olden times and still in some places today homes are made of this. While I think this is a good thing for some places do you think it is still useful now? Have you had your thinking caps on and figured out the meaning of the word? If not don’t feel lonesome so if you haven’t again don’t feel lonesome. The meaning of {hom} is straw or hay used for thatching, bedding. Interesting word isn’t it?
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Tchotchke is the new word of the day
That’s right you heard it here first. The origin of the word is Yiddish and I read it in a book last night. Not that I was born last night (actually night before last) but who’s counting. Anyway I had I just had to look this one up and low and behold here it is. The meaning of (chach’ke) is a knickknack, collectible, trinket. So how many clients have you had that absolutely refused to get rid of their trinkets?
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Hirsutism is the new word of the day
Can you guess what the word of the day stands for? Come on just take a look at me and it should knock you down it’s so obvious. While I feel sorry for people with this problem I would like to have it once in my life. <sigh> OK time to give the meaning to (hur’soot iz’em) a heavy abnormal growth of hair, and with that being said there is only one thing left to say <sigh> <sigh>
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Naches is the new word of the day
I wonder for those who will read this if they can guess what the word means before reading the meaning. For me it was of course my parents, my wife and kids and very few in between. Have you guessed the meaning yet? If you haven’t you won’t get it so here is the meaning of (nakh’es) pleasurable pride, esp. in another’s achievements. So what do you think about today’s word?
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