Languish

Okay but not happy.

This pandemic makes me languish. I feel alright but somethings amiss - joy.

by EmptyGlass June 12, 2021

Languish

1. pine with love or grief.
2. assume or display a sentimentally tender or melancholy expression or tone.

1. she still languished after Richard
2. when a visitor comes in, she smiles and languishes

by Arminkshipper March 20, 2025

languishing

Slow motion thoughts and movements. Blah. Low flow.

I'm languishing through the pandemic due to the lack of socializing.

by JJCool1967 April 30, 2021

languistor

A spanish conquistador raised through a pombagarania.

A poor languistor sat on the corner of the road, seeking anyone who would give him five robux.

by Jhonny "Pitts" Pitts April 20, 2018

languishy

Main Entry: lang·uishy
Pronunciation: 'lang-gwishy
Function: adjective
Inflected Form(s): lang·uish·ier; -est
Etymology: Modern English,
1 a : to feel feeble, weak, or enervated b : to be or live in a state of depression or decreasing vitality
2 a : to become dispirited : PINE <languishing in prison> b : to suffer neglect <the bill languished in the Senate for eight months>
3 : to assume an expression of grief or emotion appealing for sympathy

Languishy Scott lounges around because he is so sad.

by T.S. Long January 23, 2004

Languist

someone who believes that other language are not as good as their own and therefore treats them unfairly

How can you say that German is better than English, you're such a languist.
We have suffered from those racists, sexists, and now the have to face with the languists too

by 321Tacocat123 May 18, 2018

languash

It is your own type of language, or way you say something.

You no speaky to me, that is my languash.

by Timathong96 November 11, 2010