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Having no excitement.

  • 01-12-2009 5:29am
    #1
    imstrongerthanu
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    I'm looking for a word i read in a book the other day and i can't remember it.
    I remember looking it up in the dictionary and a few things it meant were; "food",having no excitement;dull. It contained an L and it was short enough.It's not bland.

    Any ideas?


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  • #2
    Plowman
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  • #3
    imstrongerthanu
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    Ah no!
    I'm 100 pages into a book seen the word liked it.
    I suppose I'll have to scan the pages to find the dam thing ha.Nice try anyway.


  • #4
    imstrongerthanu
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    Ah the word in question was "insipid"!


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    Plowman
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  • #6
    imstrongerthanu
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    lacking taste or savor :tasteless; insipid food :D


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