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postprandial: following a meal (especially dinner)

"took a postprandial walk"





.... What’s the Occupy Wall Street program? Eat the rich.

And then what? Haven’t gotten that far.

No postprandial plans. But no matter. After all, this is not about programs or policies. This is about scapegoating, ....

Krauthammer: The scapegoat strategy - The Washington Post
 
squick:

v. to disturb, unsettle, make uneasy; to cause disgust or revulsion; to gross (someone) out; to freak (someone) out. Also noun, something which causes disgust, revulsion, or uneasiness, or the disgust, revulsion, or uneasiness itself. Also squick (someone) out.
 
Parlous

1. obsolete : dangerously shrewd or cunning
2 : full of danger or risk
— par·lous·ly adverb

Examples of PARLOUS

1. The company is in a parlous financial situation.
2. He talked about the parlous state of the country.

Origin of PARLOUS
Middle English, alteration of perilous
First Known Use: 14th century
 
caducity:

The infirmity of old age; senility.
Frailty or transitory nature.
 
I didn't hear any new words yesterday but folks on the board are making up for it today!
 
My favorite $10 word is erudite. means person who reads a lot
Next favorite is Salutary.
 
Truthmatters

1) a bot programmed by the DNC
2) a poster with a lower IQ than their pet
3) the missing link between Australopithecus and rdean
 
Delirifacient:

Producing, or tending to produce, delirium.
Any substance which tends to cause delirium.
 
Palilalia:

the repetition or echoing of one's own spoken words
 
15th post
Some of the new words I've learned here I can't repeat. :eusa_whistle:
 
>delete<



Nooo .... actually there are some words I can't use.

I try. But then I just have to go back and delete.

Like this time. :redface:
 
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