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    jon-nyc
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    #56

    Defenestrate

    Fastidious

    Overmorrow

    Garrulous.

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      jon-nyc
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      #57

      Another interesting thing are words, usually adjectives, that you only ever hear used with one particular noun.

      It actually can a little funny to hear them used with another.

      Examples, copious notes. Unbridled capitalism. (Or unfettered)

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        Defenestrate seems to be more in the news in Russia than anywhere else.

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          Chiapet

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          @Mik said in Words you don’t hear much these days:

          Chiapet

          Speak of the devil. Saw the first commercial today.

          “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
          ― Douglas Adams

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            Defenestrate seems to be more in the news in Russia than anywhere else.

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            @AdagioM said in Words you don’t hear much these days:

            Defenestrate seems to be more in the news in Russia than anywhere else.

            And transfenestrate

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              Another interesting thing are words, usually adjectives, that you only ever hear used with one particular noun.

              It actually can a little funny to hear them used with another.

              Examples, copious notes. Unbridled capitalism. (Or unfettered)

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              @jon-nyc said in Words you don’t hear much these days:

              Another interesting thing are words, usually adjectives, that you only ever hear used with one particular noun.

              It actually can a little funny to hear them used with another.

              Examples, copious notes. Unbridled capitalism. (Or unfettered)

              I use both of these but with other word pairings. Copious quantities of… and Unbridled optimism or Unbridled joy. Though I’m not sure I use unbridled in any other way.

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                or in the case of the Trump family and friends, unbridled greed!

                Crazy economist who likes to write about higher education.

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                  RealPlayer
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                  Bagatelle

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                    AndyD
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                    Golly
                    Gollygosh

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                      I don’t know if it’s the people I’m around, but I feel like people are saying “oh my god” a lot less, and “oh my gosh” a lot more. (Myself included)

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                        Jeepers!

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                          Unctuous

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