pleroo

Plerousthe

Don Enevoldsen April 28, 2012May 11, 2016 Articles, Word Studies No Comments

second person present imperative passive of pleroo pronounced: play-roos-thay The local pub invariably has different kinds of drinkers. Some sip at one drink all night. Others gulp down two or three drinks, then switch to something non-alcoholic. Some steadily drain

Pleroo & Pimplemi

Don Enevoldsen April 28, 2012May 11, 2016 Articles, Word Studies No Comments

Counter Thought Word Study: Years ago, while sitting at a red light in Astoria, Oregon, I saw a drunk man trying to walk around the end of a concrete parking bumper. He misjudged the distance and instead of going around,