degust
/dɪˈgʌst/
verb
to taste or savor carefully, often appreciatively.
Although her pussy had been degusted by many men during their short marriage, Mykolas could not quit his false-hearted wife…
rankle
[RANG-kuhl]
verb
To cause keen irritation or bitter resentment in.
“So what? She’s been with a dog…
volte-face
[vawlt-FAHS]
noun
An about-face; a reversal, as in policy or opinion.
My health insurance company refused to pay for my sex change operation, so I made a volte-face on my opinions about reform.
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.
officious
/əˈfɪʃ əs/
adjective
1 a disposed to serve. b kind. c obliging…
supererogatory
[soo-puhr-ih-ROG-uh-tor-ee]
adjective
Going beyond what is required or expected.
I told my new secretary that sex would be supererogatory, but a blow job might get her that raise.
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quidnunc
[KWID-nuhngk]
noun
A gossiper; a busybody.
My good friend John resembles that of a lumberjack, but chats it up with the ladies like a God damned quidnunc.