January 28 conciliate Facebook Twitter Listen to conciliate pronounced [kuhn-SIL-ee-eyt] verb. To overcome the distrust or hostility of. I wish I could conciliate my concerns with Republicans, but their candidates are all rich assholes.
January 27 mettle Facebook Twitter Listen to mettle pronounced [MET-l] noun. Courage and fortitude. He lacked the mettle required to approach prostitutes, so his father helped him out from time to time.
January 26 bleb Facebook Twitter Listen to bleb pronounced [bleb] noun. A bubble. Did you see that broad on Britain’s Got Talent who could blow blebs with her snatch?
January 25 educe Facebook Twitter Listen to educe pronounced [ih-DOOS] verb. To infer or deduce. I was able to educe, primarily from the shit-stained dildo on the bed, that my husband had been using my toys for no good.
January 24 slimsy Facebook Twitter Listen to slimsy pronounced [SLIM-zee] adjective. Flimsy; frail. How slimsy is your cock, anyway? Why does it keep bending in half?
January 24 natheless Facebook Twitter Listen to natheless pronounced [NEYTH-lis] adverb. Nevertheless. Natheless, it’s not my cat, and those pictures of me with catnip on my cock were photoshopped.
January 22 remora Facebook Twitter Listen to remora pronounced [REM-er-uh] noun. An obstacle, hindrance, or obstruction. I think her father put an extra clasp on her bra, so that it would act as a remora before copulation.