Today's Word "prehensile"
Capable of seizing or grasping
prehensile \pri-HEN-sil, -syl\ (adjective) - 1 : Capable of seizing or grasping, especially by wrapping around. 2 : Skilled at keen perception or mental grasp of an idea or concept. 3 : Greedy.
"Larry was shocked to discover how his drugstore's toothbrush rack had gone from a simple corner to a bazaar of ergonomic grips, flexing heads, and prehensile gum-probes."
From French prehensile, coined by French naturalist Georges Louis Leclerc De Buffon, from Latin prehensus.
"Larry was shocked to discover how his drugstore's toothbrush rack had gone from a simple corner to a bazaar of ergonomic grips, flexing heads, and prehensile gum-probes."
From French prehensile, coined by French naturalist Georges Louis Leclerc De Buffon, from Latin prehensus.
If I was dressed in this outfit, it means I definitely want to be grabbed or groped:)
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