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Those people are using it incorrectly.
by foobarqux 13y ago
Those people are using it incorrectly.
- pbhjpbhj 13y agoLanguage is ultimately about usage. The dictionary I checked with confirmed this meaning as a US neologism, I'm in the UK. You could class this usage as "perplexed" but with a specific flavour of 'perplexity at the unimpressive nature of the subject'.
- rafcavallaro 13y agoUS colloquial usage - where the original, subtle UK usage goes to die; see also "presently," and "beg the question."