My wife called a place to sharpen her chainsaw because it has gone "blunt". They didn't understand the word "blunt", but also didn't offer an alternative word that meant "not sharp". Is this a word that is just not used in the US?
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@TomF blunt is a word that is commonly used with that definition here
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@TomF maybe they just couldn't understand what she was saying over the phone
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@aeva They had quite a conversation about it, and she even spelled it out for them!
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@TomF wow
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