Word of the Day

Nothing is more dulcet than an f-bomb from Miss Kitty.

Yep.

...puck puck puck


yeah...that does sound suhweet!

It's dulcet but also rather douche, don't you think? Or am I being sanctimoniuos?

It's dulcet but also rather douche, don't you think? Or am I being sanctimoniuos?

I think you mean louche douche hasn't been a word yet.

SW: I did mean louche... ruined my own joke...typing while intoxicated, again.

It's dulcet but also rather douche, don't you think? Or am I being sanctimoniuos?

I think you mean louche douche hasn't been a word yet.

SW: I did mean louche... ruined my own joke...typing while intoxicated, again.

DD, you might as well add douche now.

DD, you might as well add douche now.

Should I use the G-rated definition from Webster's or the one from Urban Dictionary?

Should I use the G-rated definition from Webster's or the one from Urban Dictionary?

We need both, DD

:rofl: We have four rather interesting words now.......I wonder who can use them all in a sentence, being grammatically correct as well as proper context. Slang should be ok, doncha think?

We need both, DD

:rofl: We have four rather interesting words now.......I wonder who can use them all in a sentence, being grammatically correct as well as proper context. Slang should be ok, doncha think?

Go for it.

The sanctimonious louche let out a yelp during the douche.

The sanctimonious louche let out a yelp during the douche.

What about dulcet?

What about dulcet?

Whoops, lets make a rhyme shall we?

The sanctimonious louche let out a dulcet yelp during the use of a douche.

Whoops, lets make a rhyme shall we?

The sanctimonious louche let out a dulcet yelp during the use of a douche.

Better!

leitmotif

\LYT-moh-teef\ , noun:
1.
In music drama, a marked melodic phrase or short passage which always accompanies the reappearance of a certain person, situation, abstract idea, or allusion in the course of the play; a sort of musical label.

2.
A dominant and recurring theme.

I was trying to think of something to start with 'sanctimonious douche.......'

Lee Mo Teeth, whew! this is gonna be a lot harder than the junior high level humor we are used to...

I'm gonna leave that one for Noitall, she's got the musical background for it.

leitmotif

\LYT-moh-teef\ , noun:
1.
In music drama, a marked melodic phrase or short passage which always accompanies the reappearance of a certain person, situation, abstract idea, or allusion in the course of the play; a sort of musical label.

2.
A dominant and recurring theme.

Is this like...duh duh duh duh, when the villian shows up?

Where is that NoitHall, anyway?

I was trying to think of something to start with 'sanctimonious douche.......'

:funn:...could be my new favorite phrase!

Louche...new meaning...what a woman becomes when she's had too much to drink.

A sanctimonious douche is done with holier than thou water

adumbrate

\AD-uhm-brayt; uh-DUHM-\ , transitive verb:
1.
To produce a faint image or resemblance of; to outline or sketch.

2.
To prefigure indistinctly; foreshadow.

3.
To suggest, indicate, or disclose partially.

4.
To cast a shadow over; to shade; to obscure.

...oh now you're just making these things up!!! DD: Please use it in a sentence which includes louche (my favorite).

adumbrate

\AD-uhm-brayt; uh-DUHM-\ , transitive verb:
1.
To produce a faint image or resemblance of; to outline or sketch.

2.
To prefigure indistinctly; foreshadow.

3.
To suggest, indicate, or disclose partially.

4.
To cast a shadow over; to shade; to obscure.

5.
An amount that won't pay the mortgage or prevents anyone from renting your unit.

...oh now you're just making these things up!!! DD: Please use it in a sentence which includes louche (my favorite).

I don't make 'em up, I jsut pass 'em along.

From adumbrate to louche, we've seen it all on SoWal.

dulcet

\DUHL-sit\ , adjective:
1.
Pleasing to the ear; melodious; harmonious.

2.
Generally pleasing, soothing, or agreeable.

3.
(Archaic) Sweet to the taste.

Oh heck. Can we stick to 'dulcet?" It has such a lovely harmonious aura to it. Once when I was young and sweet and svelte some Lothario said my voice was of dulcet tones and I''m sure he wanted to get in my pants but that part is forgotten. The compliment is remembered. ;-)