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Anand Mahindra has dug out an old word that he believes needs a “revival.” Once you get to know the meaning of Mahindra’s word of the day, you are bound to relate to it as it is something that happens to the best of us.
Feeling lazy, inefficient, or draggy at work is something we all have experienced more than once in our life. Turns out, rather than explaining how you are feeling in several statements, you can explain it in just one word. The word is spuddle. As per Mahindra’s post, spuddle is a 17th-century verb that means working inefficiently because your mind is not where you are.
The definition read, “To work feebly and ineffectively because your mind is elsewhere or you have not quite woken up yet. To be extremely busy whilst achieving absolutely nothing.” Sharing the post on Twitter, Mahindra, in the caption, wrote, “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…”
Take a look at the 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— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) September 1, 2022
Since being shared, the tweet has managed to accumulate hundreds of likes and retweets from netizens.
One user wrote, “Humans are not robots. So, the catch is it’s okay to ‘spuddle’ sometimes but should not become a habit. Love yourself and you will find the work you love or will start loving the work you have.”
Humans are not robots. So the catch is it's ok to 'spuddle' sometimes but should not become habit.Love yourself and you will find the work u love or will start loving the work u have!
— Ruchi Shukla (@Ruchi_249) September 1, 2022
Complimenting the word and sharing “remedies” for the condition, this user commented, “Great term…Spuddle remedies: usually trying to solve with coffee…If I am on empty tummy, deep breathing will work wonders….”
Great term… Spuddle remedies : usually trying to solve with coffee … ☕️ If I am on empty tummy, deep breathing will work wonders …— Sᴜᴢᴀɴɴᴇ Bᴇʀɴᴇʀᴛ (@suzannebernert) September 1, 2022
“One spoon of Dabur Chyawanprash helps,” wrote this user.
One spoon of Dabur Chyavanprash helps ..— Dinesh Joshi (@dnjoshispeaks) September 1, 2022
One user asked, “Sir, Monday is a sluggish start, Wednesday is spuddle, Friday is a weekend mood. When do people work?”
Sir Monday is sluggish start , wedensday is spuddle , Friday is weekend mood. When do people work?— VN (@vinadiger) September 1, 2022
“That is a perfect word for my current situation. Thanks sir,” said this user.
That's a perfect word for my current situation. Thanks sir— NomadFSE (@NomadFse) September 1, 2022
Here are some more reactions to the tweet:
Welcome to the 99% club.— MADHAV R SANAP. (@S_MADHAV_R) September 1, 2022
Spuddling all the time.— Neanderthal (@rakesh_maurya83) September 1, 2022
It’s me .. thanks for reminding— Ragini Siva (@siva_ragini) September 1, 2022
To help employees get out of the Spuddle cosmos, Four day work week is the only way ahead to make the ‘WTF’ in a week more effective.— bhargav murthy (@BeasTBHM) September 1, 2022
So, what are your thoughts on this?
Keywords: Mahindra, Spuddle, Word of The Day, Twitter
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