ScoreRanking 8200points

Average daily score / Average monthly score 49 / 79

Average entries per day / Average entries per month 14 / 344

Best tweet ever / Best tweet this month

97
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Viridescent? What an incredible hulk of a word.
06 December 2009

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  • 14
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    @kado56 Re: Misogynists: I took the liberty of redefining odalisque in my tweet ;-)
    11 March 2010
  • 19
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    @Wingpoem It's one my favourite words. I've used 3 odalisque paintings as avatars before.
    11 March 2010
  • 52
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    No man worth being enslaved by would want a woman to be a slave to love. The new odalisque: virginal spirit, a slave to freedom.
    11 March 2010
  • 15
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    @stephenfry WOTD @Artwiculate is "odalisque".
    11 March 2010
  • 14
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    @catmar604 I've actually used odalisque before a few times... don't have them though. Definitely my word. :-)
    11 March 2010
  • 32
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    He masquerades as a toad / She feigns sangfroid / Surreptitiously stealing glances of each other's psyche / Waiting - for what?
    10 March 2010
  • 68
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    Nonchalance's feign / surreptitiously flirting / veil of friendship
    10 March 2010
  • 36
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    Tweet surreptitiously? Mission Impossible.
    10 March 2010
  • 36
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    Surreptitiously stealing away to the bar at Salon Artwois. Ordering a Martini. Shaken, not stirred.
    10 March 2010
  • 46
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    The early bird gets the worm. The late worm gesticulate -s & flips the bird off.
    09 March 2010
  • 24
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    Gesticulate? I need to genuflect on it.
    09 March 2010
  • 39
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    Gesticulate? Why don't we rub noses instead?
    09 March 2010
  • 33
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    Playing charades. I had to gesticulate "Fly Me To The Moon". My team won.
    09 March 2010
  • 28
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    A Maryland state courts upheld Americans' rights to gesticulate, determining that mooning is a form of artistic expression.
    09 March 2010
  • 14
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    Gesticulate? A-OK Artwiculate.
    09 March 2010
  • 71
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    How do you increase your chances at winning with "gesticulate"? You cross your fingers.
    09 March 2010
  • 19
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    Pollyanna dialogue: "Gesticulate? What a fantastic word!" "Yeah, whatever" "See? You do love it! You just shrugged it off!"
    09 March 2010
  • 35
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    The French, they are so chic in how they dress, gesticulate, speak... take "bras d'honneur" for instance. It sounds so chic.
    09 March 2010
  • 30
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    How does a gentleman gesticulate? He knows how to kiss a woman's hand, just so.
    09 March 2010
  • 38
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    Gesticulate? Two thumbs up.
    09 March 2010
  • 15
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    Gesticulate? I protest! *Mooning*
    09 March 2010
  • 15
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    How do they gesticulate in Hawaii? They hang loose.
    09 March 2010
  • 41
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    "Yo, dude, 'Gesticulate' is trending." "High five, man".
    09 March 2010
  • 87
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    Don't tell me to gesticulate. Mime your own business.
    09 March 2010
  • 38
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    How does the Academy of Motion Picture Arts gesticulate? With Oscar nods.
    09 March 2010
  • 15
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    MT @coinopratdchris I used to gesticulate, but I stopped after I blinded myself.
    09 March 2010
  • 20
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    Gesticulate graciously: beau geste.
    09 March 2010
  • 59
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    When I was little I'd gesticulate all the time. I'd open up my arms wide & tell my mom & dad "I love you from here to the sky".
    09 March 2010
  • 32
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    Gesticulate? *Blows kisses*
    09 March 2010
  • 20
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    Gesticulate? Artwiculate is acting up again.
    09 March 2010

Awards

Top 20 11 March 2010 Odalisque
52
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Top 20 10 March 2010 Surreptitiously
68
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Top 5 09 March 2010 Gesticulate
87
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Top 20 07 March 2010 Symbiosis
44
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Top 20 06 March 2010 Idoneous
49
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Daily stats

10 Mar 2010 68 points
09 Mar 2010 87 points
08 Mar 2010 45 points
07 Mar 2010 44 points
06 Mar 2010 49 points
05 Mar 2010 77 points
04 Mar 2010 74 points
03 Mar 2010 44 points
02 Mar 2010 37 points
01 Mar 2010 34 points
28 Feb 2010 69 points
27 Feb 2010 44 points
26 Feb 2010 60 points
25 Feb 2010 45 points
24 Feb 2010 42 points
23 Feb 2010 58 points
22 Feb 2010 63 points
21 Feb 2010 47 points
20 Feb 2010 71 points
19 Feb 2010 44 points
18 Feb 2010 81 points
17 Feb 2010 60 points
16 Feb 2010 61 points
15 Feb 2010 36 points
14 Feb 2010 89 points
13 Feb 2010 50 points

Monthly stats

Mar 2010 87 points
Feb 2010 94 points
Jan 2010 67 points
Dec 2009 97 points
Nov 2009 85 points
Oct 2009 69 points
Sep 2009 55 points

Words used

Accolade, Acquiesce, Acrimony, Ailurophile, Alacrity, Altruistic, Amiable, Anomaly, Aplomb, Arcane, Avarice, Boondoggle, Bourgeois, Bravado, Bucolic, Cacophony, Canoodle, Capricious, Cattywampus, Chatoyant, Circumambulate, Cloying, Colloquial, Condign, Conflate, Crapulous, Crepuscular, Cynosure, Defenestrate, Denouement, Desuetude, Diaphanous, Doppelganger, Dulcet, Ebullient, Effervescent, Efflorescence, Egregious, Elixir, Embrocation, Ephemeral, Epiphany, Epitome, Equanimity, Equivocate, Erstwhile, Esculent, Esoteric, Evanescent, Evocative, Fastidious, Felicitous, Feral, Festoon, Finagle, Fisticuffs, Foofaraw, Fribble, Furtive, Gallivant, Gargantuan, Gesticulate, Gossamer, Gregarious, Gusto, Harbinger, Hebetudinous, Hedonist, Hemisphere, Heresy, Hobbledehoy, Hubris, Hyperbole, Idoneous, Imbrication, Implacable, Implacable, Incipient, Incognito, Ineffable, Ineluctable, Inglenook, Insidious, Insouciance, Jocund, Jollity, Kerfuffle, Kitsch, Kumquat, Kvetch, Lagniappe, Lassitude, Lilt, Lissome, Litany, Logorrhea, Lugubrious, Lurid, Machiavellian, Malinger, Mantra, Matutinal, Maven, Mercenary, Mirth, Moiety, Mondegreen, Odalisque, Odious, Oeuvre, Ogle, Onomatopoeia, Opulent, Pastiche, Paucity, Penumbra, Peregrinate, Perfunctory, Perspicacious, Petrichor, Philistine, Pilgrim, Plethora, Poltroon, Porphyrophobia, Propinquity, Propriety, Pulchritudinous, Pusillanimous, Quagmire, Quatopygia, Quiddity, Quixotic, Quotidian, Raillery, Redolent, Riparian, Rive, Schadenfreude, Schlep, Scintilla, Scintillating, Sciolism, Sempiternal, Senescence, Sesquipedalian, Somnolence, Spartan, Stigma, Suave, Sumptuous, Surreptitiously, Susurrus, Sycophant, Symbiosis, Tintinnabulation, Tirade, Torpor, Tryst, Umbrella, Unrequited, Untenable, Vestige, Vicarious, Viridescent, Wassail, Zealous

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