This is the word of the day. I like it, wonder why i've never heard it before.
inamorato |inˌaməˈräˌtō| noun ( pl. -tos) a person's male lover. ORIGIN late 16th cent.: Italian, literally ‘enamored,’ past participle of the verb inamorare, based on Latin amor ‘love.’
or
inamorata |inˌaməˈrätə| noun a person's female lover. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: Italian, literally ‘enamored,’ feminine of inamorato (see inamorato ).
Either way I like the sound of that.
appleseed
i know i've been doling out a lot of english lately.
inamorato |inˌaməˈräˌtō| noun ( pl. -tos) a person's male lover. ORIGIN late 16th cent.: Italian, literally ‘enamored,’ past participle of the verb inamorare, based on Latin amor ‘love.’
or
inamorata |inˌaməˈrätə| noun a person's female lover. ORIGIN mid 17th cent.: Italian, literally ‘enamored,’ feminine of inamorato (see inamorato ).
Either way I like the sound of that.
appleseed
i know i've been doling out a lot of english lately.

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