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Word to the Wise: Dissimulate
To “dissimulate” (dih-SIM-yuh-late) – from the Latin for “conceal” – is to hide one’s feelings or intentions.
Example (as used by Axel Munthe in The Story of San Michele): “The dog cannot dissimulate, cannot deceive, cannot lie because he cannot speak.”
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Dogs can dissumulate their feelings if they are wearing cones.
http://dogswithcones.com
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~The Baby Boomer Queen~