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Word of the Day for Tuesday, September 30, 2008fettle \FET-l\, noun: A state or condition of fitness or order; state of mind; spirits -- often used in the phrase "in fine fettle." Aside from the problems with her voice . . . Miss Garland was in fine fettle last night. Back in 1987, the Conservatives won a thumping majority in a June general election, primarily because the economy was seen by grateful voters to be in fine fettle. Many of the nuns were in fine fettle, even into their 80s and 90s. He seems in fine fettle when we meet, and happy to discuss the film that gave him his break. Fettle is from Middle English fetlen, "to set in order," originally "to gird up," from Old English fetel, "a girdle." | |||||||||
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