13 minutes ago, liuzhou said:
Nor in the OED or any other dictionary. I'm going with it being a typo for "toothless"!
Nope. I think she meant exactly what she said. Coothless. Uncouth. If the word doesn’t exist then it should.
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10 minutes ago, liuzhou said:
Nor in the OED or any other dictionary. I'm going with it being a typo for "toothless"!
Nope. I think she meant exactly what she said. Coothless. Uncouth. If the word doesn’t exist then it should.
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