September 28 elucidate Facebook Twitter Listen to elucidate pronounced [ih-LOO-si-dayt] trans. verb. To make clear or manifest; to render more intelligible. On a lighter note, today the owner of Segway drove over a fucking cliff while on a Segway, as he was elucidating the benefits of owning a Segway.
September 27 abstemious Facebook Twitter Listen to abstemious pronounced [ab-stee-mee-uhs] adjective. Characterized by abstinence. Christine O’Donnell, the muppet version of Rachel Ray, has lived an abstemious life: one devoid of masturbation, sex, and reason.
September 26 rhapsodize Facebook Twitter Listen to rhapsodize pronounced [RAP-suh-dahyz] verb. To talk with extravagant enthusiasm. Rhapsodize to your kids about sex before Google does.
September 25 abjure Facebook Twitter Listen to abjure pronounced [ab-joor] verb (used with object). To renounce or give up under oath. For the record, I abjure the idea of Obamacare, but it’s sure as shit better than being left to die on the fucking street!
September 24 feculent Facebook Twitter Listen to feculent pronounced [fek-yuh-luhnt] adjective. Full of dregs or fecal matter; foul, turbid, or muddy. The Shit My Dad Says premiere was the most feculent moment in television since those piss-drunk queers at ABC greenlit a show about Geico Cavemen.
September 23 pellucid Facebook Twitter Listen to pellucid pronounced [puh-LOO-sid] adjective. Easily understandable. When you find yourself losing an argument with a liberal, make up a bullshit Nazi analogy to make your point more pellucid.
September 22 degage Facebook Twitter Listen to degage pronounced [dey-gah-ZHEY] adjective. Without emotional involvement; detached. I’m always impressed by The Situation’s degage attitude towards sleeping with broads and then promptly asking them to leave.