inculcate
[in-KUHL-kayt]
verb
To teach by frequent repetition or instruction.
You can inculcate in yourself the ability to hold off orgasm through certain masturbation techniques.
nonage
[NON-ij]
noun
A period of youth or immaturity.
My grandfather slipped into a state of nonage after grandma passed, and gloated about giving oral sex to every woman in the nursing home.
multifarious
[muhl-tuh-FAIR-ee-uhs]
adjective
Having great diversity or variety; of various kinds; diversified.
A multifarious sexual repertoire is required if one wants to keep his or her mate from fleeing the nest.
eremite
[ER-uh-myt]
noun
A hermit, especially a religious recluse.
My neighbor, who I always took for an eremite, was also a hoarder of garbage, soiled diapers, and stray cats.
pulchritude
[puhl-kri-tood]
noun
Beauty.
Sure, she’s funny, but Kelly Oxford’s pulchritude drives me fucking wild.
effluvium
[ih-FLOO-vee-uhm]
noun
A slight or invisible exhalation or vapor, esp. one that is disagreeable.
I walked into my son’s room and was greeted by the effluvium of bong usage.
degage
[dey-gah-ZHEY]
adjective
Without emotional involvement; detached.
I’m always impressed by The Situation’s degage attitude towards sleeping with broads and then promptly asking them to leave.