Spuddle is Anand Mahindra’s word of the day. Here's why he wants you to know its definition
India Today
Anand Mahindra's latest post is about a 17th-century word that is seldom used these days. However, he thinks the word needs revival.
Anand Mahindra is an avid Twitter user and there is a reason why netizens look forward to his posts on the microblogging site. His latest post is about a 17th-century word that is seldom used these days, but the industrialist thinks it needs a revival. What is the word, you ask? It’s ‘spuddle’. He thinks the word needs revival since it is pretty relevant in today’s world.
“Topics word of the day - Spuddle: a useful verb from the 17th century that means to work feebly and ineffectively, because your mind is elsewhere or you haven't quite woken up yet. To be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing,” reads the graphic shared by Mr Mahindra.
The 67-year-old industrialist shared the post with a caption that reads, “This word deserves a revival. Most known to happen mid-week, especially in post-pandemic times! Solutions solicited for how to quickly get out of a ‘spuddle’ moment at work.”
See his post here:
This word deserves a revival. Most known to happen mid-week, especially in post-pandemic times! Solutions solicited for how to quickly get out of a ‘spuddle’ moment at work.. pic.twitter.com/e8qNmFcaNN
