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Otto the Odious Octopus hates to ictuate. He reckons eight stressed feet are enough.08 February 2012
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Don't recite a poem; make love to it: gently ictuate its stresses; caress its assonance and rhyme; fold your tongue around its mysteries.08 February 2012
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"Ictuate" sounds like it belongs with that other word, spag-whatnot. You know, the one about frog-volleying.08 February 2012
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Of course if one were South African, the definition for "Ictuate" would be perfectly iccurate.08 February 2012
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There was a horny Frenchman ~ Who sang a horny song ~ He'd ictuate the climaxes ~ By pulling on his thong08 February 2012
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An involuntary ictuate ~ Produced by current alternate ~ Will happen if you micturate ~ On an electric fence.08 February 2012
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Warning: do not ictuate and bajulate without wearing a protective mouth guard and an abdominal truss.08 February 2012
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Father O'Really refused to ictuate his sermons. He couldn't handle the stress.08 February 2012
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Let me ictuate thus: *THANK* you *ALL* for your congratulations; just for *ME?* **MWAH!**08 February 2012
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Ictuate is to emphasise or stress spoken words for rhetorical or poetic purposes.08 February 2012
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Let me stress that the definition of "ictuate" is wrong again. Artwiculate needs to actuate some quality controls.08 February 2012
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21PointsActually "bajulate his gear" was innuendo enough on its own...07 February 2012
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55PointsThe horny Frenchman's entourage ~ Would bajulate his gear ~ And when they camped, the prettiest girls ~ Would flagellate his rear.07 February 2012
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27PointsThe artwiculate definition is fake - it's the one for Bakelite. "Bajulate" means "to bear a heavy burden". Nothing to do with resin at all.07 February 2012
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25PointsPhobophobia - as FDR said, "there is nothing to fear but fear itself". And the Japanese, obviously. Maybe polio. Hmm, and the Republicans.06 February 2012
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21PointsPhobophobia is fear of repeating yourself.06 February 2012
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27PointsI am The Aeolist Formerly Known as Ponce.05 February 2012
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19PointsThere's nothing wrong with an aeolist that a couple of swift consonants can't fix.05 February 2012
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19PointsI'm an aeolist - I tend to harp on about things.05 February 2012
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11PointsIs that hypervitaminosis in your pocket, or are you just pleased to C me?04 February 2012
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46PointsSenescence is when cells cease to divide by mitosis because of short of telomeres or excessive DNA damage, and you no longer give a fuck.03 February 2012
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45PointsAlas the horny Frenchman! ~ As he approached senescence ~ He had the will to carry on ~ But lacked enough tumescence.03 February 2012
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36PointsSenescence is all very well. But it was better in the old days.03 February 2012
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54PointsI don't fear senescence. In fact I rather look forward to wandering the streets wild-eyed, waving my stick and talking extravagant nonsense.03 February 2012
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22PointsI invented a new dance, the Quadrimular, but it was a bit four-mule-aic02 February 2012
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29PointsVin Mousse (Fr., culin., pron. 'vamoose') a cheap white wine with the approximate colour and bouquet of reindeer pee.01 February 2012
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24PointsSpanghew is like spew, only with onomatopoeia.31 January 2012
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35Points"Here we are at the All England Spanghew Championships. It's one set all, deep in the third, and we're about to take new frogs"31 January 2012
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10PointsSpanghew means to throw or jerk something violently into the air. “Especially a frog, etc, as a game,” WTF? "frog, etc" http://t.co/L8KzZH7s31 January 2012
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20PointsSpanghew - "to strike and cause to fly in the air". Oh, I get it - sort of the opposite of QANTAS31 January 2012
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41PointsAdimpleate walked into a bar, but it was one of those joints full of losers whose glasses are always half empty.30 January 2012
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40PointsAdimpleate? Get stuffed.30 January 2012
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16PointsPurely as a Gedankenexperiment, imagine for a second that the tennis wasn't won by an arrogant European with lots of money and no friends29 January 2012
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35PointsSchrödinger thought of his cat-in-the-box as a Gedankenexperiment. The cat thought of it as more of a Godamnitexperiment.29 January 2012
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63PointsSometimes I think that Artwiculate is a Gedankenexperiment dreamed up by a bunch of Irish Psychology students who've hit the Guinness.29 January 2012
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42PointsI prefer to pontificate rather than ecstasiate. The costume is better.28 January 2012
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21PointsEcstasiate? Tell me about it.28 January 2012
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25PointsC'era una cornea francese~ il catalogo delle belle che amò:~ Cento in Ispagna, in Turchia novantuna~ Ma in Francia son già quattuordecillion27 January 2012
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16PointsQuattuordecillion (n., modern Australian) - the average amount by which we beat the Indian cricket team.27 January 2012
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17PointsQuattuordecillion? In my day we just called it a country mile.27 January 2012
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24PointsThe artwiculate definition for quattuordecillion lacks power. 10^4527 January 2012
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Excrescence, Exiguous, Expedient, Expurgate, Fallacy, Farrago, Fatuous, Febrile, Fecundity, Felicificability, Festoon, Figurative, Finagle, Finifugal, Fleer, Flibbertigibbet, Floccinaucinihilipilification, Foible, Folderol, Frenemy, Friable, Fribble, Frowsy, Fulvous, Fungible, Furtive, Gallimaufry, Gallivant, Galoshes, Gambol, Gamine, Gargantuan, Gedankenexperiment, Gendarme, Genteel, Gesticulate, Glib, Glossa, Gobemouche, Gossamer, Gravitas, Griffin, Grok, Gumption, Gusto, Haimish, Halcyon, Hallux, Harangue, Harbinger, Hardihood, Hearken, Hebetudinous, Hedonist, Heebie-jeebies, Heliotrope, Hemisphere, Hilding, Hobbledehoy, Holp, Homologate, Homophone, Hoodwink, Hornswoggle, Hyperbole, Hypervitaminosis, Hypnotizability, Hypotyposis, Ichthyophagous, Iconoclast, Ictuate, Idiosyncratic, Idoneous, Ignominious, Illutible, Imbricate, Imbroglio, Immolate, Immotile, Impecunious, Implacable, Implacable, Impropriety, Incarnadine, Inchoate, Incipient, Incognito, Indubitably, Ineffable, Ineluctable, Infelicitous, Inscrutable, Insouciance, Internecine, Intransigent, Inure, Irascible, Irremeable, Jactancy, Jettison, Jingoism, Jocularity, Jocund, Jollity, Jostle, Jove, Jurisdiction, Katzenjammer, Kerfuffle, Kismet, Kitsch, Kumquat, Lachrymose, Lackadaisical, Laconic, Lamprophony, Languor, Licit, Liege, Lignicide, Lionize, Lissome, Litigant, Logorrhea, Loiter, Lollygag, Loquacious, Loquacious, Louche, Lucubrate, Lugubrious, Lummox, Lurid, Macabre, Machination, Maieutical, Maladroit, Malaise, Mandible, Matutinal, Maunder, Mendacity, Mercurial, Meretricious, Mete, Miasmatic, Milquetoast, Misanthropy, Misnomer, Mizzle, Moiety, Mollify, Monition, Moola, Moradacious, Mulct, Muss, Myrmidon, Myrtle, Mythomania, Namby-pamby, Narcolepsy, Nemesis, Nemorous, Niveous, Noema, Noisome, Nonchalant, Noodling, Nosocomial, Novercal, Obfirmation, Objurgate, Obloquy, Obstreperous, Obtrude, Odalisque, Odious, Oneiric, Oniochalasia, Onomatopoeia, Opulent, Opus, Ostensibly, Ostentatious, Otiose, Outfly, Overthink, Oxter, Palaver, Panacea, Pandiculation, Panegyric, Panoply, Panurgic, Paradigm, Paradox, Pariah, Paronomasia, Parry, Parsimonious, Partisan, Pastiche, Pastoral, Pathogen, Paucity, Pedantic, Pejorist, Penchant, Perambulate, Peregrinate, Persiflage, Persiflage, Perturb, Petrichor, Phenakism, Phenom, Philodox, Philter, Phlegmatic, Phobophobia, Pilgarlic, Pillory, Pithy, Platitude, Plethora, Plicate, Poltroon, Polymath, Porphyrophobia, Prandial, Prattle, Precocious, Predilection, Prepatent, Prerogative, Proctor, Prodigal, Proffer, Profligacy, Progeny, Prognosticate, Prolepsis, Proletarian, Prolix, Promissory, Propitious, Propriety, Prosaic, Proselyte, Prow, Psychoneuroimmunology, Puccoon, Puce, Puerile, Puissant, Pulchritudinous, Pusillanimous, Quadrimular, Quagmire, Quatopygia, Quattuordecillion, Quiddity, Quidnunc, Quintessential, Quixotic, Quizzicality, Raillery, Ravel, Rebarbative, Regnant, Replete, Reprobate, Rescind, Rhetoric, Rhotacism, Ribaldry, Risque, Rive, Rodomontade, Roseate, Rudimentary, Salient, Sally, Salmagundi, Salubrious, Sanctimonious, Sanction, Sanguine, Sapient, Schadenfreude, Schlemiel, Schlep, Schlock, Scintillating, Sciolism, Scow, Scuttle, Seismograph, Selcouth, Senescence, Sequacious, Seraglio, Serendipity, Sesquicentennial, Sesquihoral, Sesquioxide, Sesquipedalian, Shibboleth, Sibilant, Simper, Sinecure, Skedaddle, Skullduggery, Sobriquet, Sod, Soiree, Solecism, Solipsism, Solivagant, Somnificator, Somnolence, Somnolent, Sophism, Sophistry, Sophomoric, Spanghew, Sparge, Specious, Sphenoid, Splendiferous, Spoonerism, Spumante, Statism, Stentorian, Stringent, Stupefied, Suave, Subjective, Sublimate, Substantive, Subterfuge, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Supercilious, Supererogation, Superficies, Supinate, Supine, Surfeit, Surreptitiously, Susurration, Susurrus, Svengali, Sward, Sybarite, Sycophant, Symbiosis, Synecdoche, Syntax, Syzygy, Tachygraphy, Tacit, Taciturn, Taciturn, Tantalize, Tantivy, Tarradiddle, Tatterdemalion, Tchotchke, Technobabble, Tellurian, Temerity, Tergiversate, Termagant, Terriculament, Thaumaturgy, Theriac, Thigmotropism, Thimblerig, Thrall, Threnody, Tibia, Titivate, Tmesis, Toothsome, Topography, Torpor, Tripudiate, Triskaidekaphobia, Trite, Troglodyte, Truculent, Trudge, Tryst, Ubiquitous, Ululate, Unasinous, Unctuous, Undulation, Ungulate, Unibrow, Usurp, Uxorious, Vaccimulgence, Vamoose, Vatic, Veldt, Verisimilitude, Vertiginous, Viatica, Vibrissa, Videlicet, Virago, Virgule, Viridescent, Vitiate, Vituperative, Vociferant, Vociferous, Volition, Vulpine, Wanderlust, Wassail, Weanling, Wheedle, Whilom, Whippersnapper, Wizen, Wont, Xenial, Xenophobia, Yesternight, Zealot, Zealous, Zoetic





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