Ann Kenne
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Archivist and Special Collections Librarian
Reposted by Ann Kenne
Uhtceare [OOT-kee-AHR-ay]
(n.)
- That all-too-familiar variety of pre-dawn anxiety, when one is lying awake and worrying about things.
Used in a sentence:
“It’s five in the morning and I’m lying here worrying about the effect uhtceare is having on my job performance!”
(n.)
- That all-too-familiar variety of pre-dawn anxiety, when one is lying awake and worrying about things.
Used in a sentence:
“It’s five in the morning and I’m lying here worrying about the effect uhtceare is having on my job performance!”
December 10, 2024 at 5:27 PM
Uhtceare [OOT-kee-AHR-ay]
(n.)
- That all-too-familiar variety of pre-dawn anxiety, when one is lying awake and worrying about things.
Used in a sentence:
“It’s five in the morning and I’m lying here worrying about the effect uhtceare is having on my job performance!”
(n.)
- That all-too-familiar variety of pre-dawn anxiety, when one is lying awake and worrying about things.
Used in a sentence:
“It’s five in the morning and I’m lying here worrying about the effect uhtceare is having on my job performance!”