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swyeter
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Naco you could make me become a tibialoconcupiscent if you added the garter belt; but a renifleur I doubt. Especially if was soiled panties.
Renifleur ~ A sniffer; one who is sexually excited by odours.
osphresiolagnia
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| Jan 28 @ 6:13 PM |
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NachoBaby
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same meaning, different word.
verbigerate
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swyeter
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Almost a $5.00 for "stutter" ~ To repeat a word or sentence, in speaking or writing, without wishing to do so or in spite of efforts to cease.
Just because I used a different word with the same meaning does not mean I verbigerate.
But as of today I do admit to being a:
sexagenarian 
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| Jan 28 @ 9:46 PM |
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aspiringwriter
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that'd be you fishing for birthday wishes (Happy Birthday, and all), or any one else who is older than 59, but to young to be a septagenerian.
on a wholely unrelated note, new word:
Democide
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| Jan 28 @ 9:57 PM |
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NachoBaby
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Wow, the murder of person or people by a government. Hmm I thought it was just genocide.. but I guess there are a lot of different words.
Luciferous!
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| Jan 28 @ 10:19 PM |
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aspiringwriter
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genocide is -ciding a -genus (a group or family, bearing similar traits) and doesn't have to be carried out by a gov't. Should you be so twisted, you can do it at home. The war crime, incidentaly, only speaks to intent.
Luciferous, the capitialization threw me off. You're a trixy lil squirrel. Luciferous is merely to illuminate though. I used to know that off the top of my head, it's an SAT word.
Logolepsy be the new word.
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| Jan 28 @ 10:37 PM |
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NachoBaby
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Just so happens I know Logolepsy too... an obsession with words.. I has it.
luciferous is related to lucifer being the light bearing angel before he got all tossed out for having an opinion.
lipography
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| Jan 28 @ 10:48 PM |
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aspiringwriter
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I thought that they were related etymologies but unrelated words (luciferous and Lucifer both meaning to bring light in latin)
Anyway
lipography is an omission of a singl ltter in a wrd.
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| Jan 28 @ 11:08 PM |
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NachoBaby
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Expressing the same thing with different words;
allegorical
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| Jan 28 @ 11:22 PM |
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aspiringwriter
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allegorical is a bit tricky to define. Having a greater, secondary meaning, a symbolic representation or lets see what dictionary says...the expression by means of symbolic fictional figures and actions of truths or generalizations about human existence (though that's just allegory so allegorical would be of or relating to said expression)
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NachoBaby
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Dude! Are you a politician? I swear that sounded very much like cuttin a swath.
slatch ~ a break between waves when the susurruss dies down. also a still moment in a wind storm.
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| Jan 28 @ 11:56 PM |
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swyeter
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luciferous is related to lucifer being the light bearing angel before he got all tossed out for having an opinion. Nacho, it is not my nature to contradict a lady but the word Lucifer only appears once in the Bible and that is Isaiah 14:12 and is comparing the King of Babylon to the "morning star" or planet Venus. His rule had been the brightest among any of the kingdoms like the morning star was the brightest in the sky but he was now being cut down or fallen.
Phrontistery ~ A place for study or for contemplation
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| Jan 29 @ 12:08 AM |
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aspiringwriter
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wuntee is a lonely bull buffalo
King of Babylon to the "morning star" or planet Venus In fact, the kingdom of Babylon was frequently called the morning star, so the whole thing could be a matter of multiple entendres creating confusion. He has however become a character within Christian mythology with rather detailed history in Paradise Lost (by Milton), amongst other sources.
Speaking of Milton, the new word is... serried
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| Jan 29 @ 12:18 AM |
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swyeter
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Christian theologians do not use Lucifer as one of the “evil ones” many names because it is Biblically linked to him. I agree that many others have come to believe Lucifer to be the “fallen angel” because of non-Biblical writings.
Pressed or crowded together, especially in rows
sanguivorous
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aspiringwriter
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regading your quote swyeter, is that "evil ones'" or evil one's", doesn't make a big difference either way, just curious.
I'mma assume that means blood sucking, subsisting on blood. Checking now... I was right!
Iconolagny
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| Jan 29 @ 12:37 AM |
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swyeter
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I was referring to the Christian theology belief of an "evil one" so it should have been a possessive or ~ 's. Thanks.
That is what happens to me when I see some of the ladies pictures on AMD 
An arousal, usually sexual, from pictures or statues of nude people, pornography
melittology
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| Jan 29 @ 12:49 AM |
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aspiringwriter
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 the study of melittols, obviously. I mean... the study of bees.
mogigraphia
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| Jan 29 @ 12:56 AM |
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swyeter
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Writer's cramp or writing with difficulty
haptodysphoria
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| Jan 29 @ 1:05 AM |
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aspiringwriter
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unpleasant sensation felt by some people when touching peaches, cotton, or similar surfaces.
What an odd word. Seems a might specific. Anyway...
hebesphalmology
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| Jan 29 @ 1:13 AM |
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swyeter
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The study of juvenile deliquency
honorificabilitudinitatibus
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