This one is a loan word (phrase), and is actually spelled sui generis - it’s Latin.
Cataphract - a type of heavy cavalryman of the classical and early medieval world.
I don’t think there is any way to put “superfecundation” into an insult ever. Without having a flowchart and venn diagram handy.
Superfecundation
‘that bitch is the best candidate for superfecundation since the octomom.’
superfecundation
I don’t think there is any way to put “superfecundation” into an insult ever. Without having a flowchart and venn diagram handy.
Is there a term for becoming one’s own ancestor through the vagaries of time travel?
Shirley_Ujest:I don’t think there is any way to put “superfecundation” into an insult ever. Without having a flowchart and venn diagram handy.
Is there a term for becoming one’s own ancestor through the vagaries of time travel?
Yep. “Science fiction.”
Ubiquitous.
My mom was impressed that I could use it in a sentence at like age 14. My use of the word became ubiquitous for a while ^_~
fornenst
Unless you are an Edgar Alan Poe fan, you might not know the word tintinnabulation
Hurple–Raising one’s shoudlers to one’s ears in response to extreme cold.
And when I hurple
My lips turn purple
I am the biggest weather junkie you’ll ever care to meet but until last Thursday I never knew the term macroburst.
Malleus_Incus_Stapes:Suigeneris- one of a kind
This one is a loan word (phrase), and is actually spelled sui generis - it’s Latin.
I’ve seen it spelled as one word. The teacher who taught it to me spelled it as one word. I think it has two spellings, one which is a couple of Latin words, and the other a couple of Latin words that have been pressed together to make a new word.
palimpsest - writing material (as a parchment or tablet) used one or more times after earlier writing has been erased