Work sometimes sucks but I don’t think that was the message that the NZ Herald reporter was trying to convey on the 14 August 2019

Work sometimes sucks but I don’t think that was the message that the NZ Herald reporter was trying to convey on the 14 August 2019

“Jim dedicated his life to public service, education, and regional development. A widely respected educator, he shaped countless young minds throughout his career.”
The word for today is… cuspidor (noun) - : spittoon Source : Merriam-Webster Etymology : Cuspidor entered English in the early 18th century via the Portuguese word cuspidouro, meaning "place for spitting." The Portuguese word, unsurprisingly, has its origins in Latin: the word conspuere comes from the prefix com- and spuere,
Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding.