cagey spin, chary, payback, flummery, tingling. oatmeal or wheatmeal. his colleague cagily spun a tale about the confluence in Scotland of the River Gell and the River Mann.

With his hyphenated surname and cosmopolitan ways, Dr. Gell-Mann liked to keep people wondering about his pedigree. The physicist Sheldon Glashow once recalled a party at which his colleague cagily spun a tale about the confluence in Scotland of the River Gell and the River Mann.

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cagey spin, chary, payback, flummery,  tingling刺痛。.     oatmeal or wheatmeal 燕麥片或小麥粉

謹慎的旋轉、謹慎、回報、、笨拙 

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  It seems to me now that Solomon was the truest man who ever spoke, and yet that he a little managed the truth with a view to popular conservatism; or else there have been many corruptions and interpolations of the text--In reading some of Goethe's sayings, so worshipped by his votaries, I came across this, " Live in the all." That is to say, your separate identity is but a wretched one,--good; but get out of yourself, spread and expand yourself, and bring to yourself the tinglings of life that are felt in the flowers and the woods, that are felt in the planets Saturn and Venus, and the Fixed Stars. What nonsense! Here is a fellow with a raging toothache. "My dear boy," Goethe says to him, "you are sorely afflicted with that tooth; but you must live in the all, and then you will be happy!" As with all great genius, there is an immense deal of flummery in Goethe, and in proportion to my own contact with him, a monstrous deal of it in me.體驗一切. corruption腐敗; 堕落; 贈収賄; （原文などの）崩れ; 【言】転訛, なまり; 【コンピュータ】（データの）破壊.

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chary	(adjective) Very cautious; wary.
Synonyms:	cagey
Usage:	She was chary of the risks associated with opening her own business.

Definition of payback

noun

• 1 [mass noun] profit from an investment equal to the initial outlay: a long time lag between investment and payback [count noun]:we aim to achieve a payback of the cost within eight years

2 an act of revenge or retaliation: the drive-by shootings are mainly paybacks

ca·gey ca·gy (kā'jē)

also adj., -gi·er, -gi·est.

1. Wary; careful: a cagey avoidance of a definite answer.
2. Crafty; shrewd: a cagey lawyer.

[Origin unknown.]

cagily ca'gi·ly adv.
caginess ca'gi·ness n.



spin
n.

1. The act of spinning.
2. A swift whirling motion.
3. A state of mental confusion.
4. Informal. A short drive in a vehicle: took a spin in the new car.
5. The flight condition of an aircraft in a nose-down, spiraling, stalled descent.
6. 1. A distinctive point of view, emphasis, or interpretation: "Dryden . . . was adept at putting spin on an apparently neutral recital of facts" (Robert M. Adams).
   2. A distinctive character or style: an innovative chef who puts a new spin on traditional fare.
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10. Physics.
    1. The intrinsic angular momentum of a subatomic particle. Also called spin angular momentum.
    2. The total angular momentum of an atomic nucleus.
    3. A quantum number expressing spin angular momentum.
    
    
    
    

    flummery

    Pronunciation: /ˈflʌm(ə)ri/
    Definition of flummery

    noun (plural flummeries)

    [mass noun]

    • 1 meaningless or insincere flattery or conventions:she hated the flummery of public relations

    • 2a  sweet dish made with beaten eggs, sugar, and flavourings.

    Origin:

    early 17th century (denoting a dish made with oatmeal or wheatmeal boiled to a jelly): from Welsh llymru; perhaps related to llymrig 'soft, slippery'
    'Definition of tingle

    verb

    • experience or cause to experience a slight prickling or stinging sensation: [no object]:she was tingling with excitement [with object]:a standing ovation that tingled your spine

    noun

    • a slight prickling or stinging sensation:a tingle of anticipation

    Origin:

    late Middle English: perhaps a variant of tinkle. The original notion was perhaps 'ring in response to a loud noise', but the term was very early applied to the result of hearing something shocking