vexatious
[vek-sey-shuhs]
adjective
disorderly; confused; troubled
The poor girl’s vexatious emotions caused her to fuck anything that showed her more than five minutes of attention.
lucent
[LOO-suhnt]
adjective
Shining.
I’ll tell you what a nice Christmas gift would be: wear those lucent panties of yours while you make me a grilled cheese.
impugn
[im-pyoon]
verb, used with object
to challenge as false (another’s statements, motives, etc.); cast doubt upon…
effin
As effin', an omission of the word effing; euphemism for fucking.
Matt slammed his pencil down on his vocabulary homework and shoved the pages away. “Goddamn it!” he exclaimed. “These effin’ words are too effin’ hard to effin’ remember!”
biddable
[BID-uh-buhl]
adjective
Easily led or commanded; obedient.
The dominatrix called her four o’clock, a biddable man with a desk job, to tell him she couldn’t make it today.
loquacious
[loh-KWAY-shuhs]
adjective
Very talkative.
Bryan was loquacious and opinionated, but never made a peep when he was busy sucking men off in the airport bathroom.
apostasy
[uh-pos-tuh-see]
noun
A total desertion of or departure from one’s religion, principles, party, cause, etc.
More people seemed strengthened by news of their Pastor being outed as a raging-homosexual sex-fiend, than it did to cause a mass apostasy.