DecussateThis does not mean to take back your profanity. It means to form an "X," which occurs in nature, as the illustration plainly demonstrates.
Saturday, April 04, 2015
A to Z Challenge: Decussate
This month brings the A to Z Challenge, which I choose to meet with a series of words that thus far may have escaped your attention, and deservedly so. Today's word is
Decussate
This does not mean to take back your profanity. It means to form an "X," which occurs in nature, as the illustration plainly demonstrates.
DecussateThis does not mean to take back your profanity. It means to form an "X," which occurs in nature, as the illustration plainly demonstrates.
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I'm looking forward to the opportunity to use decussate in conversation.
~Visiting from AtoZ
Hahaha. I see how you could assume this word means to take back profanity. How strange that it means what it does. Words often defy logic.
Thanks, Wendy and Shell Flower. Who knows how some of these words came about?
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