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Question 1

bull

Answer 1

an authoritative statement

Nero handed down there juridical bull, “No one but I shall wear purple on pain of death.”

Question 2

bumptiousness

Answer 2

cocky irritating aggressive talking over others when it is their turn to speak

Jasmine Crocket’s bumptiousness at the congressional hearing should be slapped with a contempt charge.

Question 3

irruent

Answer 3

characterized by running rapidly

The irruent black teenager was mistaken for a criminal in a recent burglary.

Question 4

isagogic

Answer 4

introductory esp. in Bible study

Many of my Math books, although on complex topics, are simply isagogic.

Question 5

shibboleth

Answer 5

a custom that identifies a particular class of people

When anchoring off an unknown Tongan Isle, I always kept the unspoken shibboleth of giving a gift of Kava to the local Chief.

Question 6

shiksa and sheigitz

Answer 6

a girl or woman and a boy or man who is not Jewish

Ellen’s Mother did not want her to become a shiksa and marry a sheigitz.

Question 7

adret

Answer 7

a side of the mountain receiving direct sunlight

The Sun melted the glacier first on the adret side of the mountain.

Question 8

lunation

Answer 8

the time span between two new moons

For some reason the past lunation seemed to last forever.

Question 9

billet-doux vs billets-doux

Answer 9

a love letter vs love letters, “sweet notes”

She destroyed all of her ex’s billets-doux.

Question 10

Ernstfall

Answer 10

when things get very serious

With literal Satanists deeply embedded within the US Goverment and its agencies we have reached this Nations Ernstfall.

Question 11

buncombe

Answer 11

empty and insincere talk

The Ayatollah’s buncombe concerning their desire for reining in their nuclear weapons program will not go over well with Trump.

Question 12

burden

Answer 12

the central idea

The burden of Hamilton’s definition of reality is that it secondary and only consciousness is truly fundamental.

Question 13

isochronous

Answer 13

occurring at regular intervals of time

The arrival of elevators to this floor is clearly not isochronous.

Question 14

isolationism

Answer 14

keeping to oneself

China’s historical isolationism was due a governmental doctrine in order to preserve their culture and “superior ways”.

Question 15

shill

Answer 15

a person who poses as a customer to increase business

Expensive Art Auction Houses often have shills in the audience to increase the bidding fallaciously.

Question 16

schtick

Answer 16

an attention getting device

The entire Guthrie kidnapping is a shtick to avoid the attention of the deeply entrenched Satanism occurring in the government.

Question 17

schlep

Answer 17

to carry or lug

He schlepped that heavy boat motor all over town trying to sell it.

Question 18

loblolly

Answer 18

a mud hole

The children c]screamed in delight as they wallowed in the loblolly.

Question 19

catechize

Answer 19

to question closely

The shamus catechized the suspected murderer.

Question 20

eudemonia

Answer 20

true happiness

After visiting California, one comes away with the impression that eudemonia is only found in two French Bulldogs and a Tesla.

Question 21

vilipend

Answer 21

to treat something as of little value

I will quit vilipending the graces given to me daily.

Question 22

equanimous
adj.

Answer 22

showing mental composure

The equanimous Policeman simply placed the cuffs on his assailant’s outstretched wrist.

Question 23

xylography

Answer 23

woodblock or “xylem” engraving to lay ink upon to y]then print

The Japanese perfected xylography.

Question 24

mantic

Answer 24

pertaining to prophecy

King’s often kept mantic advisors to review occult signs and thus time their wars.

Question 25

plangent

Answer 25

resounding loudly and sorrowfully The plangent Church bells rang out through the city and I knew that Pope Pius had died.

Question 26

sobersided

Answer 26

solemn , serious and mirthless The sobersided Judge pronounced the life sentence upon the murderer.

Question 27

breviloquent

Answer 27

speech or writing characterized as terse and concise A good sentence should be breviloquent.

Question 28

lodestar

Answer 28

a guiding star that captures attention Jesus is my only lodestar.

Question 29

supervene

Answer 29

to ensue Kevin’s stomachache supervened after the four apple pancakes and equivalent sides of patty sausage.

Question 30

mythomania

Answer 30

an extraordinary amount of lying Liberal mythomania always flabbergasts me.

Question 31

tutoyer

Answer 31

to address in the familiar term of tu vs vous in French Please tutoyer me as Eric rather than Dr. Peper.

Question 32

plage Plah juh

Answer 32

a sandy bathing beach The plage at the French Riviera is world renowned.

Question 33

boustrophedon

Answer 33

lines of righting left to right and then right to left Sumerian cuneiform texts are boustrophedon in nature.