Definition

Describing something that has a visible tongue or is characterized by having a tongue.

Example

The langued design of the sculpture highlighted the intricate details of the tongue.

Conversation

Did you see that dog at the park?

Yeah, it was so cute, especially with its langued tongue hanging out!

I know, right? It made me laugh.

Dogs really have a way of being funny with their langued expressions!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'langued' originates from Old French 'languir', meaning to languish or to be weak. It refers to a state of weakness or fatigue, often associated with a lack of energy or vitality.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old French word 'languir', which means to languish or feel weak — this helps you remember that 'langued' describes a state of weakness.

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