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'Only the most spelicolous of Americans could have avoided the hype surrounding Lee's latest film.' If 'spelicolous' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'Stanton's dream is to achieve complete omphalysis.' If 'omphalysis' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'A seasoned politician like Gingrich has accumulated many years' worth of advice for the freshman elected official, including a number of effective captimendic stratagems.' If 'captimendic' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'Snow's vision, although intriguing, could be merely pygiolocutionary.' If 'pygiolocutionary' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'Judging from press accounts, the Lay administration was run along essentially faquodvisian lines.' If 'faquodvisian' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'I have never encountered a finer example of cacolalia than in Bush's recent speech on the importance of education.' If 'cacolalia' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'Stone's penchant for fetanimous humor is apparent throughout his creative oeuvre.' If 'fetanimous' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'The debates leading up to the GOP's Los Angeles mayoral primaries, where Riordan was tapped, were less of a moromachy than in previous years.' If 'moromachy' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'Most sophisticated critics agree that Binks is a proctal konungsar.' If 'konungsar' were a word, what would it mean? |
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'There was a time when Carter, a celebrated oryctophile, was the darling of the world press.' If 'oryctophile' were a word, what would it mean? |
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