"Balderdash" -- Most Pretentious Word Ever
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
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9 comments:
Okay, so i'm a little confused at how this works but my word is opprobrium.
Cheers!
I think the word "pretentious" is quite pretentious.
simulacranating (v)
the act of rough-housery while having tea before a dusk polo match with the duke of york
I think nincompoop may be more silly than it is pretentious. But maybe its origins have it as pretentious. What do I know?!
Nimrod.
Actually, maybe for the just the opposite of pretentious...
But it's in the Bible, so, that counts for something, eh?
And I think I'm the only person that comments, that isn't on the Newspaper Staff.
how 'bout tomfoolery?
Hootenanny!
It's good, but a bit Western to really take the cake....
pompous
discombobulated
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