Afternoon everyone, and hoping all are well, good wishes to those that need them.
I love words, and often have a lovely dabble in Pedants Corner, and the recent thread on "deplatforming" has got me thinking, which makes a change.
There are some words in existence that seem to sum up their meaning, such as "discombobulated" which must have taken some time to come into being 
So, if you can be disgusted, as in to be repulsed, or totally offended something, then why can't you be "gusted" 
You can disbelieve, or believe, you can approve or disapprove, you can agree or disagree, so why can't you be "gusted"?
If you have had plenty to eat, you can say that you are "replete" (admittedly not in common usage today) but if you are still a tad peckish, or just fancy a smidgen more of that pie/cake/trifle/cheese why can't you say I am somewhat "plete"?
And before anyone has a pop, yes, it is meant to be light hearted, if that is currently allowed 
Recommendations please, for a stopover on the way to Loch Tay
To think that London, or anywhere else for that matter, does not belong to any one demographic
