Modifies a noun

• ans: Katie Jane Garside: I think I give very obtuse ans The Visions - who, what and why?

• angle: Taking a very slightly over obtuse angle on the final strokes with the fine stone also helps.

• language: Do you have time put aside for scrutiny of evidence and awareness raising about what the obtuse language in such documents actually means?

• way: And as a nation, we'll likely continue in our strange obtuse ways.

• edge: The temptation is to improve the edge but with less grinding by making a more obtuse edge.

• lyric: Often the absolute meanings are hidden behind obtuse lyrics and intricate symbolism.

Modifying Another Word

• deliberately: People will start to question our grasp of reality, or think we are being deliberately obtuse.

• rather: They provide a very powerful, but also rather obtuse, set of tools for finding particular words or combinations of characters in strings.

• too: And she is far too obtuse to understand that the French King is only after what will serve him.

• so: One wonders why some previous critics and readers were so obtuse!

• very: Katie Jane Garside: I think I give very obtuse ans REPEAT: How did Jarcrew get together?

• willfully: Only the hopelessly naïve or willfully obtuse can believe that these were the real motives for the war.