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111unexpressive — a. Inexpressive, characterless, blank, unmeaning …
112vacant — a. 1. Empty, void, unfilled. 2. Disengaged, unoccupied, unemployed, unencumbered, free, leisure. 3. Thoughtless, unthinking, unreflecting, unmeaning. 4. Unfilled, unoccupied, empty …
113washy — a. 1. Watery, damp, moist, oozy, wet, sloppy. 2. Weak, thin, dilute, watery. 3. Vapid, trashy, spiritless, pointless, feeble, poor, unmeaning, trumpery, worthless, jejune, wishy washy (colloq.) …
114hollow — adj 1. empty, unfilled, hollowed, not solid, not dense, excavated, drained, vacant, blank; depressed, concave, dented, indented, caved in, Inf. stoved in; incurved, incurving, incurvate, cupped, cup shaped, alveolate, alveolated; dipping, sunk,… …
115idle — adj 1. inactive, unoccupied, at leisure, doing nothing; unemployed, workless, out of work, not working, jobless, out of a job, Inf. collecting, on the dole, on welfare; vagrant, Inf. on the bum. 2. unfilled, vacuous, vacant, empty, not in use,… …
116meaningless — [adj] without use, value, worth absurd, aimless, blank, doesn’t cut it*, doublespeak*, double talk*, empty, feckless, fustian, futile, good for nothing, hollow, hot air*, inane, inconsequential, insignificant, insubstantial, nonsensical, nothing …
117senseless — [adj] silly, meaningless absurd, asinine, batty, crazy, daft, doublespeak*, double talk*, fatuous, flaky, foolish, idiotic, illogical, imbecilic, inane, incongruous, inconsistent, insignificant, irrational, ludicrous, mad, mindless, moronic,… …
118period — A stage in history or, as in geology, in natural processes. An interval of time. The word has its etymological meaning, but it also has a distinctive signification according to the subject in connection with which it may be used. It may mean any… …
119bonne bouche — n. (pl. bonne bouches or bonnes bouches pronunc. same ) a titbit, esp. to end a meal with. Etymology: F f. bonne fem. good + bouche mouth * * * bȯnˈbüsh, bənˈ noun (plural bonnes bouches or bonne bouches like sing.) Etymology: French, literally …
120unmeaningly — adverb see unmeaning …
