vitriol
[vi-tree-uhl]
adjective
Very caustic; scathing.
Pat Robertson’s vitriolic remarks about Haiti are sure to earn him a special place in hell…
vim
Ready with great energy or spirit.
Steve was sparkling with the vim and vigor of a much younger man. He had the biting wit of a more learned man…
objurgate
[OB-juhr-gayt]
trans
verb. To express strong disapproval of; to criticize severely.
We should objurgate any reform that would progress this country…
desideratum
[dih-sid-uh-RAY-tum]
noun
Something desired or considered necessary.
A nice pair of tits with great nipples, not the ass, was Emma’s idea of man’s ultimate desideratum.
sapient
Possessing or expressing great wisdom or judgement.
The journeymen politicos wagged their heads with Stalinesque deference as the arena around them reverberated with Donald Trump’s sapient remarks…
suspire
[suh-SPAHY-uhr]
verb
To utter with long, sighing breaths.
The comedian suspired his monologue, and the audience was sure it was because he had just received a blow job from the haggard looking cocktail waitress.
cerebration
[ser-uh-BRAY-shuhn]
noun
The act or product of thinking; mental activity; thought.
My wife left me for one of her manwhores, leaving me with a lot of time to do some cerebration on the matter.