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5361. Billingsgate

Loud, raucous profanity. See also Profanity.

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5362. Bloviate

To speak pompously or brag.

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5363. Borborygm

A rumbling of the stomach. See also Body.

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5364. Hemidemisemiquaver

A musical timing of 1/64. See also Music.

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5365. Snickersnee

A long knife. See also Old-Timey.

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5366. Widdershins

In a contrary or counterclockwise direction.

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5367. Tatterdemalion

A child in rags. See also Old-Timey.

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One might suppose that cruciverbalism refers to the ability to murder the King's English with great ease or perhaps the skillful art of using one's razor-sharp tongue to gore a grumbling grammarian. See also Puzzles.

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Funny Phrases

5369. Aww Jeez, Here We Go Again!

Funny Things to Do

5370. Using Your Hair as a Convenient, Any-Time Mustache

For the ladies in the audience. See also Hair, Mustache.

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