Words new to you that you need to use in a sentence

[Marchbanks]

Ineffable - (n) Can be played in the key of F.

Also a word for a flattened bee.

 

[Joe P]

Faux News’s *ucker Carlson — whose name I’ve written ineffably — bloviates nightly on his stupid show of the same name.

Joe

 

[Seeker_UK]

Another good word is prescience, a noun meaning the thing you do before science.

Joe

Christmas, birthday or anniversary?

 

[Dogberry]

Not new but,
'Londoners are tumescent with unexpressed rage'

 

[mansr]

Sesquipedalian is a word I don't get to use as often as I'd like.

 

[Dogberry]

Sesquipedalian is a word I don't get to use as often as I'd like.

Then again your not Stephen Fry.

 

[Hook]

Rewatching the reboot of Battlestar Galactica. My new word is frak. My new sentence is "Frak!".

 

[Bob McC]

Countryside is the lawful killing of Piers Morgan.

 

[DonQuixote99]

I shall use one now.
99.9% of PFM members are prone to being ultracrepidarian.

The remaining 0.01% like to walk through the woods as though they are nemophilists or something.

Joe

Did anyone else note evidence of membership in the larger group in Joe's post?

 

[martin clark]

Sesquipedalian is a word I don't get to use as often as I'd like.

I like the unique re-coining by Isaac Hayes as hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic.

- which prob meant he knew he was crooning bollox; just ... rather artfully.

 

[MUTTY1]

Countryside is the lawful killing of Piers Morgan.

Very good! First use?

 

[Bob McC]

Very good! First use?

Nah, it’s one of Stephen Fry’s.

 

[mansr]

Another good word to drop into casual conversation is acnestis.

 

[Seeker_UK]

Rewatching the reboot of Battlestar Galactica. My new word is frak. My new sentence is "Frak!".

Nothing new there if you had a BBC micro.

 

[Seeker_UK]

Another good word to drop into casual conversation is acnestis.

A spotty gonad?

 

[Joe P]

Quatloos should be a word.

Audiophile 1: How much is that Nordost cable?

Audiophile 2: 15,000 quatloos.

Audiophile 1: Jeez, is it made of gold-pressed Latinum or something? I wager 5,000 quatloos it’s not worth the asking price.

Joe

 

[klfrs]

Then again your not Stephen Fry.

@Hook is this fraking provocative grammar?

 

[Mike Reed]

Death by draining.

They found him by the sewer
And by the sewer he died,
And when they held the inquest
They called it sewerside.

 

[Nic Robinson]

Death by draining.

They found him by the sewer
And by the sewer he died,
And when they held the inquest
They called it sewerside.

I remember that. Spike Milligan?

 

[Mike Reed]

I remember that. Spike Milligan?

Dunno, but it does sound like his work; not dissimilar to his gravestone in Oz (Sydney?) which states 'I told you I was ill'.