Pronounced: KUH-zuhn, verb
Notes: I see “cozy” in this word, so I was completely off on the meaning
Yesterday’s word
The word sialoquent means “spraying saliva when speaking”
First usage
Our word came into English in the mid-1600s
Background / Comments
I remember the phrase “say it, don’t spray it!”, but I didn’t know there was a word that describes this action. It came from the Greek word sialon (spit; saliva) combined with the Latin word loqui (to speak).
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