As you know I like monosyllablic words.
Today I am intrigued by deft, and daft.
I think I may have written about daft a few years ago. It seems the British like to use that word.
Daft -- adj. silly, crazy. From Old English (OE). It's related to daffy.
Deft -- adj. apt, able, adept. It may be related to that word...? But it says that deft is from OE (the same word as daft) and adept from Latin. For some reason I came up with all words that begin with "a." This dictionary says skillful, and adroit.
There is a hypnosis presentation tonight at Books-A-Million in Palm Harbor FL. We will have several hypnotists deftly demonstrate hypnotic techniques to help you relax, reduce anxiety, and instill confidence. All of our presenters are deft. Some are even daft. Read about it on my other blog, Verbal Impact.
Please join us at 7PM!
Should You Consider Hypnosis?
9 years ago
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