Old English Wordhord
@oewordhord.bsky.social
swangor, adj: heavy in the movement of the body or mind, slow, slothful, sluggish, indolent. (SWONG-gor / ˈswaŋ-gɔr)
#OldEnglish #WOTD
Indolent
to be lazy; to want avoid activity or exertion; lazy; idle; slothful; loafing; languid; sluggish; lethargic
View on bsky.app
Gunnar Vidnes
@gvidnes.bsky.social
TW Sykdom. Man skal ikke alltid vite alt om alt, men i dag: Leste notatet fra spesialisten i blodsykdommer. Da dukket dette opp: Indolent. Aldri hørt eller lest før. Måtte slå opp på det: Mildt forløp, utvikler seg sakte og ofte med få symptomer. - - Så ble indolent er fint ord. På absurd vis.
View on bsky.app
John Williams
@johnhuww.bsky.social
“I would say that underqualified appointees are significantly less common or problematic than those whose research output is excellent but who, nonetheless, devote little energy to teaching, are administratively indolent, &/or lack a collegiate sensibility”
https://www.theguardian.com/education/2026/aug/12/jason-arday-and-the-lack-of-oversight-and-quality-control-of-academics
View on bsky.app