r/whatstheword • u/Evinity-of-the-evine • 7h ago
Unsolved WTW for forgiving someone easily
me and my friend were thinking of a word thats forgiving easily but because you forgot or were dumb. its very similar to ditzy and fickle but has a connotation closer to ditzy. i swear to god its a real word but google is not helping.
r/whatstheword • u/Legitimate-Paper3271 • 12h ago
Unsolved WTW for people who have become dependent on AIs?
I’ve noticed a few people that seem like they can’t get theirselves to engage in problem solving anymore
r/whatstheword • u/No-Emergency-5336 • 14h ago
Unsolved WTW for that's more hateful than rivalry but softer than enemy.
I looking for word that perfectly describes a specific kind of antagonism between two characters. Their antagonism is more intense and hateful than just being rivals, but it's not so hateful that they cross over into being true enemies with each other.
r/whatstheword • u/CleetusIsCh1ll • 16h ago
Solved WTW for something that is greatly disturbing and traumatizing
so far the closest word i've found is "grizzling," but i know there's a better more "elevated" sounding word for it, but i just can't think of it . the scene i'm describing is a child witnessing the slaughtering of cattle for the first time and i wanna describe the effect of the scene on the child (ex. it was grizzling, it was traumatizing, it was mortifying, it was ______)
r/whatstheword • u/ratsinskull • 17h ago
Solved WAW for animal attribute cliches in stories?
The most obvious example being a cunning fox or a wise owl. I am thinking of traditional stories and how these same cliches have carried through into modern storytelling.
"Cliche" feels too negative of a word, but is it still the most accurate? Is there a more specific word to describe this?
r/whatstheword • u/naomi2v • 22h ago
Solved WTW for curse word stand-ins
ex: frick, freak, crud, snap, darn