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5331. Hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist

A person who loves to use extremely long words (oh the irony).

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5332. Xantippe

She's the wife of Greek philosopher Socrates who was known for her bad temper. Now the term is used to signify a shrew or surly spouse (who more often than not thinks children should neither be seen nor heard). See also Greek.

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5333. Batrachomyomachy

Making a mountain out of a molehill.

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5334. Billingsgate

Loud, raucous profanity. See also Profanity.

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5335. Bloviate

To speak pompously or brag.

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5336. Borborygm

A rumbling of the stomach. See also Body.

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5337. Hemidemisemiquaver

A musical timing of 1/64. See also Music.

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5338. Snickersnee

A long knife. See also Old-Timey.

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5339. Widdershins

In a contrary or counterclockwise direction.

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5340. Tatterdemalion

A child in rags. See also Old-Timey.

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