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<p>He entered the room with a facial expression so** unctuous ** that it seemed to slide right off his face.</p>

<p>coagulate</p>

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<p>My favorite episode of “Fear Factor” was when the contestants had to eat spaghetti with meatballs ala Fear Factor, namely earthworms with ***coagulated ***blood balls.</p>

<p>portmanteau</p>

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<p>His portmanteau was just the right size. Whenever he would travel, he could easily fit all his clothes into it.</p>

<p>Erratic</p>

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<p>Wilhelm the 2nd was very erratic in terms of foreign policy…you could never tell what he was going to do or why</p>

<p>erudition</p>

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<p>once this thread reaches 100 pages, I am positive that I will have a great **erudition **of vocabulary.</p>

<p>craven</p>

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<p>The craven man was too scared to tell skp21 that this thread already has three times more than 100 posts.</p>

<p>Quandary</p>

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<p>I’m in quite a quandary…should I choose salmon or chicken???</p>

<p>nematic</p>

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<p>The ordered structure of ice is very nematic</p>

<p>espouse</p>

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<p>He espoused the cause of equal rights, supporting it strongly</p>

<p>Chicanery</p>

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<p>Gollum resorts to chicanery on a regular basis.</p>

<p>Harangue</p>

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<p>After the harsh harangue (oooo, alliteration there :p) the mother punished the child by abating his allowance.</p>

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<p>word: odious</p>

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<p>The bully in the schoolyard was extremely odious.</p>

<p>Palimpsest</p>

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<p>America is a palimpsest with many diverse layers of people beneath the surface. </p>

<p>laconic</p>

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<p>Rather than go on and on about one point in an essay, it is best to be laconic.</p>

<p>Zeitgeist.</p>

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<p>The zeitgeist of teenagers during the 1960’s emphasized rebellion, a spirit that was characteristic of that generation. </p>

<p>quotidian</p>

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<p>My friend asked me what I was doing that weekend, and I replied that I only had the **quotidian **chores.</p>

<p>acrimonious</p>

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<p>She wanted nothing more than to acrimoniously tell her annoying classmate to leave her alone.</p>

<p>Veneer</p>

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<p>His veneer of politeness was so exasperating, that I just wished I had one of these enormous cream pies to throw at him.</p>

<p>emollient</p>

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<p>The tension has been emollient by the exertion to arrange a fireside chat of the president.</p>

<p>exonerate</p>