Dolt.
Should be used far more often, don’t you think?
😀
I’ve seen that used recently.
Berk!
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Pudding (obvs)
Really? What a coincidence.
Far ruder than you might think.
Polysemic
**** AKA Bearded Clam.
Dolt is a word I use all the time.
More cake?
Quite remarkable.
Kludgefundle
Bumder
Colourway Murdered-out Enduro Gnar Sick Steed Selfie
Just to annoy all the people on here who get wound up by such things.
Boondoggle.
I’m enjoying “commensurate” at the moment.
Rambunctious is pretty good. Don’t hear that often.
Rotund.
I can’t possibly even begin to imagine where you might have got that word from.
Idiot.
pugnacious
Discombobulate. Brilliant word.
phalanx.
Thrutching
Discombobulate +1 Commensurate +1 And I will add: Crepuscular Copacetic Tautology Savage Capital (as in, “that is a capital idea chap”)
I have a fondness for “contemporaneous”
Yes.
Thrutch was the caving club magazine.
Buffoon!
Masticate is very underused
Galoot, I know a few galoots.
Flange. Apoptosis.
plethora.
Have, as in “I could have….”
Please Thank you Excuse me
I used ‘lexicon’ in a lecture today. Not sure where that came from.
CaptainFlashheart – Member Berk! Far ruder than you might think.
Think? I know it’s cruder than most who use it realise. 😉 Clot is seldom used these days, but I rather like its very concise nature.
bucolic melancholy
Apposite
Not sure where that came from.
A lexicon?
Fulcrum Assonance Limen
Cruft.
A colleague used it in a meeting with some consultants. I had to stifle a chortle.
Seemingly the most underused words in the English language now 👿
Flibbertigibbet
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