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The setting everyone picks then quietly resents for being right.
means Gentle, moderate, or not severe — soft in flavor, temper, weather, or intensity.
from From Old English 'milde,' meaning gentle or merciful, sharing roots with Old High German 'milti' and a wider Germanic family for kindness and softness; some trace these further back to an ancient root suggesting 'soft' or 'pleasant,' which fits a word that has spent its whole life refusing to make a fuss.
- salsa rank
- The jar of shame at every taco bar
- weather word
- Forecasters' way of saying nothing happened
- old meaning
- From Old English for gentle and merciful
- hidden teeth
- Mild offense cuts deeper than loud rage
for instance
mild steel — iron-carbon alloy with <0.3% carbon, used in 90% of structural steel applications
mild curry — indian dish with 1000-5000 scoville units, standard menu item at uk restaurants
mild cheddar — cheese aged 2-3 months, accounts for majority of cheddar sales in supermarkets