apposite
[AP-uh-zit]
adjective
Being of striking appropriateness and relevance; very applicable; apt.
He didn’t think it was apposite that I strongly felt the need for him to double bag it.
opprobrium
/əˈproʊbriəm/
noun
1 disgrace. 2 infamy. 3 reproach mingled with contempt…
tocsin
[TOCK-sin]
noun
A warning.
My boss issued me a stern tocsin after being caught with my pants down in the supply room.
deviltry
[dev-uhl-tree]
noun
Reckless or unrestrained mischievous behavior.
That dumb broad Sarah Palin and her deviltry should have to face consequences for murders that went down in Tucson.
ululate
[UL-yuh-layt]
intrans
verb. To howl, as a dog or a wolf; to wail.
One can picture an ululating Jeopardy! champ Ken Jennings taking a fucking bat to WATSON.
bifurcate
[BY-fur-kayt]
intrans
, trans. verb. To divide into two branches or parts.
The sweat lodge guru told me that if I drank his tea and sat in his tent for 12 hours my consciousness would bifurcate itself.
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.