inclement

[in-KLEM-uhnt]

adjective

Severe, unrelenting; cruel.

They make the weather man say “inclement weather” instead of “shitty weather.

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repudiate

[ri-pyoo-dee-eyt]

verb (used with object)

To reject with denial.

When that horse-toothed cunt Sarah Palin asked us to “refudiate” the mosque on ground zero, she actually meant that we should repudiate the building…

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ragoût

/ræˈgu/

noun

A well-seasoned stew of meat and vegetables mixed together.

Her pussy smelled like a ragoût gone rancid after sitting out in the sun all day.

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assuage

[uh-SWAYJ]

verb

To soothe or calm; to pacify.

The least these fucking clowns at BP could do to assuage our fears is act like they know what the fuck they’re doing.

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extirpate

/ˈɛk stərˌpeɪt/

verb

1 to cut out by surgery. 2 a to pluck up by the stem or root…

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truculent

[TRUCK-yuh-luhnt]

adjective

Cruel; destructive; ruthless.

There’s no looting going on in Japan. It’s because there are no truculent Americans on vacation to show them how our country handles disaster.

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sapid

[SAP-id]

adjective

Having taste or flavor.

Single malt Scotch is sapid and healthy for your liver.

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