Word of the Day for Wednesday, July 22, 2009
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glabrous \GLAY-bruhs\, adjective:
glabrous \GLAY-bruhs\, adjective:
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Smooth; having a surface without hairs, projections, or any unevenness.
Smooth; having a surface without hairs, projections, or any unevenness.
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Early in the B.O.'s presidency, he seemed to have a rather Teflon coated and glabrous political nature - nothing was sticking on him that the conservatives threw at him; happily that seems to be somewhat changing!
Spy Maker, JSA's Blog
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Glabrous is from Latin glaber, "smooth, bald."
Glabrous is from Latin glaber, "smooth, bald."
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