June 30 vitriol Facebook Twitter Listen to vitriol pronounced [vi-tree-uhl] adjective. Very caustic; scathing. Pat Robertson’s vitriolic remarks about Haiti are sure to earn him a special place in hell. Or, maybe, his wife will refuse to blow him.
June 29 jocund Facebook Twitter Listen to jocund pronounced [JOH-kuhnd] adj. Full of or expressing high-spirited merriment; light-hearted; mirthful. For someone who just shat himself, you do seem rather jocund.
June 28 chide Facebook Twitter Listen to chide pronounced [chahyd] verb. To express disapproval of; scold. I felt the need to chide her sexual past, but I guess virgins aren’t that bad.
June 27 oneiric Facebook Twitter Listen to oneiric pronounced [oh-NY-rik] adjective. Of, pertaining to, or suggestive of dreams; dreamy. My God, she had a nice smile, legs that went on for days, and oneiric tits.
June 26 felicitate Facebook Twitter Listen to felicitate pronounced [fi-LIS-i-teyt] verb. To compliment upon a happy event; congratulate. In the Yahoo! chat room, I felicitated his honesty when he told me he was, in fact, an overweight jackass from Minnesota.
June 25 luculent Facebook Twitter Listen to luculent pronounced [LOO-kyuh-luhnt] adjective. Clear; easily understood. Let me be a little more luculent: you, and your whoring mother, are no longer required in this restaurant.
June 24 threnody Facebook Twitter Listen to threnody pronounced [THREN-uh-dee] noun. A poem, speech, or song of lamentation, esp. for the dead. I sure as shit hope one of you pricks writes a nice threnody for me when I finally get off this fucking rock.