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bednobs | 14:06 Fri 08th Sep 2023 | ChatterBank
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hi, i have a long standing game of word bingo at work with one of my colleagues.
Every week, we take it in turns to think of a word, then we have to get that word either into a convo or email (that involves other people who know nothing of our hgame. I am currently ahead, having used the word cromulent in proper context this week, while she didnt.
it's my turn for the word next week - give me suggestions please!
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Oddly enough bednobs, I have a word list that whenever I encounter a word that I do not know what it means I add it to my list. The latest one was "Pullulate - multiply or spread prolifically" - I have many others.
How about 'esurient'?

I worked a cryptic clue out last week, but then had to go and check the definition to see if I was correct. I'd never heard of it, but perhaps that's my fault?

https://www.thefreedictionary.com/esurient
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is cromulent going on your list? :) or did you know it?
how do you think your one is promnounced i usually stay away from ones that i dont know how to say :)
taghairm

I think some of them still do that ich!
Pulchritudinous
Verisimilitude
15:14, no I've added it now. Pullulate is Pull-you-late.
Perhaps Blackadder can help......

Pusillanimous, I first heard it in Look Back in Anger where Richard Burton's character refers to his wife/girlfriend as Lady Pusillanimous so it's probably not a flattering word!
Nomophobia .... anxiety at lack of access to Smartphone or Mobile phone services.
Copacetic- OK,fine, in good order. Should be a good one to fit in

Redound - to contribute greatly to
Magnificent
Jack - snap :-)
I'm reminded here of the BBC Radio 4 comedy series, 'Chambers', where barristers challenged each other to introduce a particular word into their submissions to a judge. One struggled hard, but eventually succeeded, when presented with the word 'cunnilingus' ;-)

Try 'pentacular' or 'matutinal' with your colleague.
Contrafibulations.
Sorry TTT, didn't see your Dr Johnson post.
What about, verisimilitude?
With Halloween next month how about ... "Phantasmagorical"

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