September 30 woolgathering Facebook Twitter Listen to woolgathering pronounced [WOOL-gath-(uh)-ring] adjective. Indulgence in idle daydreaming. Ketamine, if cooked correctly, produces wonderful, woolgathering like states that can last hours.
September 30 sapid Facebook Twitter Listen to sapid pronounced [SAP-id] adjective. Agreeable to the mind; to one’s liking. Being spit roasted by a bunch of frat boys wasn’t as sapid as he had hoped, but it wasn’t torture either.
September 29 palpable Facebook Twitter Listen to palpable pronounced [PAL-puh-buhl] adjective. Capable of being touched and felt. Meetings on Craigslist are fraught with risk. So we washed away the palpable fear with Scotch and plain water.
September 28 pleonasm Facebook Twitter Listen to pleonasm pronounced [PLEE-uh-naz-uhm] noun. The use of more words than are necessary to express an idea. Guliani never fell back on pleonasms. He’d just chant “9/11″ until the crowd went limp with tears.
September 27 irrefragable Facebook Twitter Listen to irrefragable pronounced [ih-REF-ruh-guh-buhl] adjective. Impossible to refute. She had been fingerfucked, that much was irrefragable. What bothered me though were the claw marks on the ceiling.
September 26 rapine Facebook Twitter Listen to rapine pronounced [RAP-in] intrans. verb. The act of plundering. If we weren’t all ignorant, braindead shitheads, we’d have ransacked Wall St. for their rapine lifestyles.
September 25 lionize Facebook Twitter Listen to lionize pronounced [LY-uh-nyz] trans. verb. To treat or regard as an object of great interest or importance. “You have good reason to lionize my penis, for no man has seen more pussyflaps than I.”