April 30 spoonerism Facebook Twitter Listen to spoonerism pronounced [SPOO-nuh-riz-uhm] noun. The transposition of usually initial sounds in a pair of words. Wattled botter. There’s a fucking spoonerism for you.
April 29 nescience Facebook Twitter Listen to nescience pronounced [NESH-uhn(t)s] noun. Lack of knowledge or awareness; ignorance. I’d like to give Sarah Palin more credit for her dumb-whore-from-middle-America act, but I don’t think she’s faking her nescience.
April 28 concupiscence Facebook Twitter Listen to concupiscence pronounced [kon-KYOO-puh-suhn(t)s] noun. Strong desire, especially sexual desire; lust. Don’t get me wrong, I like cocaine. It’s just that sometimes it kills my concupiscence.
April 27 flippant Facebook Twitter Listen to flippant pronounced [FLIP-uhnt] adjective. Lacking proper seriousness or respect; showing inappropriate levity; pert. I wish I wasn’t so flippant over the news, but the fact that your uncle was arrested for engaging in coitus with a dog is too funny.
April 26 congeries Facebook Twitter Listen to congeries pronounced [KON-juh-reez] noun. A collection; an aggregation. I’ll always remember the time I discovered a congeries of dildos in my mother’s closet.
April 25 malinger Facebook Twitter Listen to malinger pronounced [muh-LING-guhr] intrans. verb. To feign or exaggerate illness or inability in order to avoid duty or work. If I were being deployed to that shithole Iraq, I’d start malingering the minute the assholes told me.
April 24 obeisance Facebook Twitter Listen to obeisance pronounced [oh-BEE-suhn(t)s] noun. Deference, homage. I thought his smelling my panties was too much of an act of obeisance, but it did show that he cared.