Oct 12, 2013 · The first two are synonyms (at least, I see no significant difference between them; and the sOED defines 'mistrust' as 'distrust', so I'm not alone in that). I don't recall ever having heard 'untrustful', and it's not in the sOED. 'Untrust' is, but marked as rare or archaic.

Jan 5, 2017 · Hi, All! This is from "The Wealth of Humans: Work and Its Absence in the Twenty-first Century" by Ryan Avent Does "slicker" mean untrustful in the context? Or does it have any other meaning? When the Huffington Post appeared in 2005, packed full with content provided free from crowds of...

Jun 11, 2007 · Hello! I'm from Madrid and it's the first time I hear "pájaro" with a gay meaning (but "tener pluma" is very common), but I knew the one refered to an untrustful and smart person (be careful with that kind of pájaros and pájaras!).

Feb 13, 2020 · Hi folks, this is cited from Redburn by Hermann Melville (1849) Q: : What does “I put down this relation of his, for what I thought it might reasonably be worth” mean? Does it mean that I thought he was lying? or I put it down here for I thought it …