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i read gp as using quizzical as a verb meaning the sentence induced in thæm 'expressions or behavior, implying that they are puzzled, confused, or questioning.'

i read gp as using quizzical as a verb meaning the sentence induced in thæm 'expressions or behavior, implying that they are puzzled, confused, or questioning.' [Assume a standard grammar allied powers mea culpa here, if language corrections are annoying to you.]

jnicholasp 9y ago
> i > thæm I suspect the so-called Allied powers are trying to instigate a war, but we will not be provoked. > i read gp as using quizzical as a verb That reading of gp's intent, while plausible, still involves an in-apt usage of the word. At best, you might say "This makes me quizzical", but that would still be an awkward way to express your doubts about the validity of the argument.