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Well, everyone it finally happened.
I am now in the technological age again.
i am now a proud owner of a new laptop.
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Lost words of the day
bromography n 1860 -1860 a treatise on food It's not enough to write a bromography - today's celebrity chefs need to be on TV! bubulcitate v 1623 -1678 to act as a cowherd; to cry like a cowherd When their cat went missing, they were on the street bubulcitating for weeks. buccellation n 1657 -1731 act of dividing into small morsels The buccellation ( Read more... ) -
Lost word of the day
due to the lack of my update on friday here is a double dose of words
Enjoy
bajulate v 1613 -1662 to bear a heavy burden Their Sherpa aides were vexed by the demand that they bajulate as well as guide. bimarian adj 1731 -1731 pertaining to two seas Some think that America needs to improve its bimarian naval defenses. binoternary adj 1817 -1817 ( Read more... ) -
lOST WORDS OF THE DAY
assectation n 1656 -1656 act of following after something else She stood in the on-deck circle, her assectation virtually guaranteed. austerulous adj 1731 -1731 somewhat or slightly harsh The austerulous monks were rarely lenient with their pupils. autexousious adj 1678 -1678 exercising or possessing free will If we are truly autexousious, then why ( Read more... ) -
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archigrapher n 1656 -1656 principal or head secretary or clerk The archigrapher efficiently designated transcription duties to her underlings. archiloquy n 1656- 1656 first part of a speech We stopped paying attention during his talk due to his monotonous archiloquy. aretaloger n 1623 -1656 braggart; one who boasts about his own accomplishments ( Read more... ) -
Lost word of the day
amorevolous adj 1670 -1670 ( Read more... ) -
hello kitty law
for my friends out there, you know who you are
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070806/ap_on_fe_st/odd_hello_kitty_cops -
lost words of the day
alabandical adj 1656 -1775 barbarous; stupefied from drink His behaviour after the party was positively alabandical. albedineity n 1652 -1652 whiteness The monotonous albedineity of the snow-covered field was blinding. alogotrophy n 1753 -1853 excessive nutrition of part of body resulting in deformity Was he born with that huge head, or is it the ( Read more... ) -
lost words of the day
affictitious adj 1656 -1656 feigned; counterfeit The forger was caught despite his masterfully-crafted affictitious signatures. affuage n 1753 -1847 right to cut wood in a forest for family fire The family's right of affuage ensured they would have enough wood for winter. agonarch n 1656 -1656 judge of a contest or activity Our competition will ( Read more... ) -
Darkfenix's Lost Word of the day
Here is a new attempt to post again.
these are words that do exist, but have fallen out of use over the years.
I hope this is educational.
I will post 5 words each day to improve vocabularies.
acrasial adj 1851 -1851 ill-regulated; ill-tempered The acrasial judge was known for her rants against younger lawyers. addecimate v 1612 -1755 to tithe They ( Read more... )