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#42

Crapulence may be defined as “great intemperance especially in drinking.” Should you need an adjective meaning “suffering from excessive eating or drinking,” use crapulent .

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#43

I know this is the wrong way to use it, but I’m really tempted to use crapulence for when I’m feeling crappy in general :)

Thank you for this

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#44

I think you should do what works! :rofl:
I love words. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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#45

Duality

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#46

A day of crapulence and a night of barleyhood? :thinking:

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#47

had to look that one up lol

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#48

can’t test out the theory cause not a drinker

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#49

Me neither… but they’re fun words lol

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#50

Acersecomicke = hair has never been cut

Solivagant = prone to solitary wandering

Flingee = one at whom anything is flung

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#51

@anon25490707

You’re going to love this one

Jentacular - pertaining to breakfast
“Some might say it’s the most important word of the day” :joy:

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#52

Well then (flips hair) I do like that one very much

:green_heart::star2:

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#53

abrogo terra (shoutout to Exorcism 2.0)

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#54

Accismus means pretending to be disinterested in something when you actually want it. Like when you see someone acting like he doesn’t want the last donut.

Apricate means to bask in the sunshine

Omphaloskepsis - contemplation of one’s navel as an aid to meditation; also lack of will to move, exert, or change, inertia

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#55

Apricate like an apricot

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#56

I am usually the one “sacrificing” myself to eat it quickly so that the situation doesnt become more awkward lol

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#57

Well done, you! :joy:

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#58

Thanks for the reminder, Silver!

Acquisitive
Someone or something described as acquisitive is characterized by a strong desire to own or acquire more things.

Opprobrium
Very strong disapproval or criticism of a person or thing especially by a large number of people.

Luminaria
A luminaria is a lantern—traditionally used in Christmas celebrations in the southwestern U.S.—that typically consists of a candle (or its electric analogue) set in sand inside a paper bag.

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#59

Not a Strength of mine lol.

Whatever is the opposite (word) of Acquisitive, that’s how I’ve been for most of my life.

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#60

so no fomo over an NFT :joy:
gratz! :slight_smile:

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#61

Anticonsumerist , disinterested ?

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