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Updawg
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Tue 12/15/09 08:46 AM
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phlegmatic
apathetic, stolid Somtetimes I am just phlegmatic about who I am talking to while others I am not. |
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Flibbertigibbet
A Middle English word referring to a flighty or whimsical person, usually a young female. A gossipy or overly talkative person. This word also has a historical use as a name for a fiend, devil or sprite. |
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Skullet
This is a man formerly with a mullet but who is aging and losing hair on top. His hair is still long in back but it's mostly just his skull showing on top. |
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Vaccimulgence
The act of milking of cows. |
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nice words Bonny!
Love the "ph" words Updawg  
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epeolatry - worship of words You may be hard-pressed to find an admitted epolatrist because the term connotes a sort of blind devotion, sanctimony, or hypocrisy; or more specifically, an advanced form of reification. Figuratively speaking, the word can be playfully applied to philologists, linguists, or lexicographers. The term is of significant satirical value and may be used in the denigration of popular religions or belief systems. For example, one could call Christianity an epeolatric religion because the majority of its teachings hinge on the words of the Hebrew Bible. However, you are unlikely to encounter the word in any form because it remains obscure. Obscure - not readily understood or clearly expressed Very nice Thomas
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moss-trooper - a marauder and plunderer; someone who attacks in search of booty; predator(originally operating in the bogs between England and Scotland)
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nice words Bonny! Love the "ph" words Updawg
I love this game. Wouldn't it be fun to use these words in everyday speech.
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Absquatulate
1. To depart in a hurry 2. To die 3. To abscond |
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nihilarian - person who deals with unimportant things
- one who does useless work There's a couple of these running around where I work.. |
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nice words Bonny! Love the "ph" words Updawg
I love this game. Wouldn't it be fun to use these words in everyday speech.
It would but I think we'd confuse a lot of people... 
OMG Thomas, I love that word!!!! One of my other all time favorite words... The meaning and how it sounds.. Kerfuffle- commotion, disruption, disturbance, flutter, hoo-ha, chaos... |
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nice words Bonny! Love the "ph" words Updawg
I love this game. Wouldn't it be fun to use these words in everyday speech.
It would but I think we'd confuse a lot of people...
OMG Thomas, I love that word!!!! One of my other all time favorite words... The meaning and how it sounds.. Kerfuffle- commotion, disruption, disturbance, flutter, hoo-ha, chaos... (((Princess))) 
Very nice! I'll have to use that one sometime. |
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nihilarian - person who deals with unimportant things - one who does useless work There's a couple of these running around where I work.. That would be the entire crew of Members of Parliment in Great Britain ............. There are large numbers of Quangos in many a government offices. Quango A body which has a role in the processes of national government, but is not a government department or part of one, and which accordingly operates to a greater or lesser extent at arm's length from Ministers. |
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nice words Bonny! Love the "ph" words Updawg
I love this game. Wouldn't it be fun to use these words in everyday speech.
It would but I think we'd confuse a lot of people...
OMG Thomas, I love that word!!!! One of my other all time favorite words... The meaning and how it sounds.. Kerfuffle- commotion, disruption, disturbance, flutter, hoo-ha, chaos... (((Princess)))
Very nice! I'll have to use that one sometime. Kerfuffle is commonly used in everyday speech in the UK.
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I don't doubt it, my friend/co-worker is originally from there and she shared that word with me... It explains most days at work...
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I don't doubt it, my friend/co-worker is originally from there and she shared that word with me... It explains most days at work...
Sounds like my place of work too.
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Foofaraw
To make a big deal out of something of little importance. To add flashy or excessive decoration. |
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I was just reading some legal documents and ran across a forgotten one...
Ipso facto –noun by the fact itself; by the very nature of the deed: to be condemned ipso facto. |
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Philtrum
The little groove above your lip. |
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Aglet
The plastic tip at the end of a shoestring. |
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