I like the paral-lax provided by the roughly synonymous neologisms:
be-lax
and
chill-lax
On 12/30/18 11:01 AM, Frank Wimberly wrote:
re·lax
Origin
late Middle English: from Latin /relaxare/, from /re-/(expressing
intensive force) + /laxus/ ‘lax, loose.’
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On Sun, Dec 30, 2018, 10:58 AM Gillian Densmore
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While reading a book last night talking about some characters
relaxing. I've always been curious. If Re: is to do again. then
what was laxing supposed to be?
Many people on this and the wed-tech list are REtired. So do you
get Tired again then quit being a worker ?
I seriously get these kind of words.
Any guesses where they came from?
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