Word of the Day

[SiloHunter]

Get educated yo!
Keep posted. Stay educated on the daily.

Fluster (verb) -to put into a state of agitated confusion
The new forum flusters me.[DOUBLEPOST=1384789834][/DOUBLEPOST]Monday. Day of knowledge.

Fortnight (noun) -the space of fourteen nights and days; two weeks.
I get flustered at least once upon a fortnight.[DOUBLEPOST=1384875809][/DOUBLEPOST]Tuesday with 40% more wheat than wheaties!

Pusillanimous (adj) -Lacking courage; cowardly.
The pusillanimous lion, made famous by The Wizard of Oz, is very cowardly.[DOUBLEPOST=1384964770,1384752005][/DOUBLEPOST]Haha! Wednesday's come with less school.

Boisterous (adj) -Loud, noisy, and lacking in restraint or discipline.
Today in English class, Kevin and Max disturbed their peers by being boisterous.

 

[HIBred]

whip·per·snap·per
ˈ(h)wipərˌsnapər/
noun
informal
noun: whippersnapper; plural noun: whippersnappers; noun: whipper-snapper; plural noun: whipper-snappers
1.
a young and inexperienced person considered to be presumptuous or overconfident.
synonyms:upstart, stripling;More

 

[Link]

Lol @ Wednesday's!

 

[MelRose]

You added pusillanimous! *fist pump of victory*

Lol @ Wednesday's sentence.

 

[DamageINC]

maud·lin
ˈmôdlin/
adjective

1. 1.
   self-pityingly or tearfully sentimental, often through drunkenness.
   "the drink made her maudlin"
   synonyms:sentimental, oversentimental, emotional, overemotional, tearful,lachrymose; More

 

[Take]

Why are you listening to lil B?? That's so not, you.

 

[SiloHunter]

Boosting post counts since late Sunday!

Presumptuous (adj) -Going beyond what is right or proper; excessively forward.
Take is very presumptuous about others' tastes in music.

 

[Infinity17]

take every day as if it your last peace

 

[SiloHunter]

Gotta get down on Friday!

acrimonious (adj) -caustic, stinging, bitter in nature
The man's behavior toward his ex-wife was acrimonious.

 

[BuckRogers]

'Unsubstantiated' ie 'it is unsubstantiated as to whether Animal HAS actually got a lovely bunch of coconuts.

'Empiric' ie 'I have empiric evidence that Animal's bunch of coconuts are not that lovely - I can get them both in one hand

 

[DamageINC]

One that seems to apply to 80% of Americans these days.

in·ane
iˈnān/
adjective

1. 1.
   silly; stupid.
   "don't constantly badger people with inane questions"
   synonyms:silly, foolish, stupid, fatuous, idiotic, ridiculous, ludicrous, absurd,senseless, asinine, frivolous, vapid