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Closed, as in emotionally shut down- resistant, unavailable
I thought where is the rest, whats next. The word needs another word.
the door. (I’m very literal).
not just closed but shut down. out of business. out of reach
I thought it meant shut down as well. Closed out of business.
I was assuming it meant closed – where was it taken?
But honestly? My word?
UP! 😉
Otherwise I use: Shut the front door!
“Up”. That’s what comes to my mind, I’m afraid. I guess I’m a cranky sort of person!
Store closed and mind shut!
I was looking for “up,” however, “shut” is in a nice font, so then I wondered what is this about, and then I was confused. I think I need a nap, then some coffee! Over-thinking again 😉
In my life it would mean “Shut the door. You’re letting the air conditioning out, you idiot”.
I think someone’s trying to be creative (or cute?) and use the word Shut instead of Closed.
This shop is owned by a foreigner?
Closed by nonAmericans
I’m not getting in there 🙁 They’s shut. They like to do things differently there, either unique, creative or uppity, no simple Closed sign for them. Ha! They want to be fancy or foreign of something.
Shut down. But, I reside in the DC area, so we’re a bit preoccupied with shut downs – as in government shut downs – here! 😉
My immediate image was a door shut with a closed sign
“Shut my mouth and call me Sally!” Can you tell I talk a lot? lol
Closed is the word that came to mind. Thanks for dropping by my post.