Brio By Deane Barker • April 29, 2023 • Definition: enthusiasm, vigor It’s historically Italian for “mettle”, “fire,” or “life.” As of today, it translates directly as “liveliness.” Why I Looked It Up In Kingmakers: Two years later, departing on leave for England, Wilson with characteristic brio signed on as a coal stoker to save money and build his muscles during the voyage home. In Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, My Betrayal by the White House, Valerie Plame writes: In a speech in early October 2002, President George Bush, said with typical brio…