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> feels slick and homely. I presume “homely” is this context means UK “familiar and pleasant, as in a home”, and not US “not attractive or good-looking”.
by bch 4y ago
> feels slick and homely.
I presume “homely” is this context means UK “familiar and pleasant, as in a home”, and not US “not attractive or good-looking”.
- black_knight 4y agoHah, I forget the American meaning of that word. Indeed “homely” as in “the last homely house east of the sea”.