interstice
[in-TUR-stuhs]
noun
A space between things or parts.
Psychedelics have a neat way of creating interstices in time.
piquant
[PEE-kuhnt]
adjective
Agreeably pungent or sharp in taste or flavor.
Chinatown is filled with knock-off wristwatches, dumpling houses, and piquant fish markets that stink to high hell.
decry
/dɪˈkraɪ/
verb
1 to cry down. 2 to censure as faulty, mean, or worthless…
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.
moue
[MOO]
noun
A pouting grimace.
Take that moue off your face. Oh, I’m sorry…
juberous
Alteration of dubious.
It’d been many years since the divorce, and many more since his wife took their son Billy, and left for greener pastures…
verboten
[ver-BOHT-n]
adjective
Forbidden, as by law; prohibited.
This jack-off Lil’ Wayne is going to prison for carrying an unlicensed firearm? I didn’t know that was still verboten in this country.