Nebulize
(neb-yuh-lahyz) Verb
More about Nebulize
From Latin nebula(a) ("mist, cloud") + ize, verb-forming suffix
Examples of Nebulize
The once-clear skyline began to nebulize, obscured by layers of smog and mist.
Sibylline
More abbout Sibylline
First recorded in 1570–80.
From Latin Sibyllīnus, “pertaining to a sibyl.”
See origin at sibyl, -ine1.
Examples of Sibylline
The letter contained a sibylline message that only she could decipher.
(hob-nob) Verb
to associate on very friendly terms
to associate on very friendly terms
From Old English habban, “to have” + nabbn, “not to have” and from the phrase hab or nab meaning “have or have not.”
Rooted in the history of people toasting one another, taking turns to buy drinks, and essentially having a good time together, socializing.
Examples of Hobnob
During the gala, I hobnobbed with influential business leaders.
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