hebetude (HEB-uh-tood-; -tyood), noun:
Mental dullness or sluggishness.
Hebetude derives ultimately from Latin hebes, “blunt, dull, mentally dull, sluggish, stupid.” The adjective form is hebetudinous (heb-uh-TOOD-n-us; -TYOOD-).
faineant (FAY-nee-uhnt, French: fay-nay-AHN) adjective
Idle.
noun
A do-nothing; idler.
[From French, alteration of fait-nient (literally, does nothing), by folk etymology from faignant, present participle of faindre (to feign).]
by the way, totally unrelated… I *love* the backdate command. Hides stuff in “plain sight”.
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