Learning with @vesaldi that intimated is a word after we thought it was a typo. And it has nothing to do with intimate. Or intimidate. Why is English like this?
Or it's like. TECHNICALLY a secondary/tertiary meaning of intimate but not one we usually use. And intimated is used more in the past tense verb sense. THIS IS ALL WEIRD.
@PlanetaryKnight Welcome to English
@jessmahler
Been speaking it for 29 years and yet.
@jessmahler
There's just. SO MUCH.