I Love Words
Somebody on my FB used an expression that I just love:
“Maladroit fraud-goblin.”
“Maladroit fraud-goblin.”
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That seems fair enough. Maladroit would aptly describe someone trying to lie and nonetheless unintentionally speaking truly!
Goblin is a kind of faery according to Bing. So, I remain a bit unsure of what an f-g is but I suppose it could be someone who flits around attempting to perpetrate frauds or untruths. So, I get it now. Thank you!
Goblin is a kind of faery according to Bing. So, I remain a bit unsure of what an f-g is but I suppose it could be someone who flits around attempting to perpetrate frauds or untruths. So, I get it now. Thank you!
How is the phrase used in a sentence? That is, could it describe a real (as opposed to merely fictional) human person?
ChampagneOnIce · 51-55, F
Ha! I love that.