Dull
Written dooU Lei.' [dul, dBl.] L adj.
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Hullo #poetry A dull, rather plain poem for today.
Good morning Kwadwo, don’t worry my knives are dull
Struggling with extreme apathy for the past few weeks now. I'm okay and will be fine. It's just that life feels so dull. Everything feels dull. I feel numb. I hope it eases up soon, because it's really getting in th…
From a web search 'mulch film' seems to be the more common term although that sounds like a very dull movie genre
I'm into the more grounded tone while keeping the fantastical elements around, but also it kinda looks really dull visually? I won't yap too much before seeing it because I also thought Oppenheimer looked mid ahead of…
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Written dooU Lei.' [dul, dBl.] L adj. Deaf, hard
Joseph Wright, English Dialect Dictionary (1898–1905)
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- dunny69%
Somewhat deaf, hard of hearing.
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(UK, obsolete) The quality of being hard of hearing; deafness.
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