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Does anyone use this word in the sense of its original connotation, as in, submissive? Is it still used in that sense? To me, this is more in the vein of being physically flexible as opposed to the pejorative.
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Re: supple
And if one is looking for a thin branch to use as a switch, a supple one would be best.
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