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$DOC WORDUP! 6 4 5 1 1.0 $EOC $ABOUT Esoterica Volume 1 Jim Weiler 1.0 Copyright 1994 Softdisk Publishing\nAll rights reserved $EOC $GAME 20 $EOC $FILESPEC *oFErG:preference $EOC $SECRETWORD Peanuts $EOC $SWORD incandescent glowing, radiant $EOC $SWORD milquetoast meek, timid person $EOC $SWORD convoluted twisted, coiled $EOC $SWORD adit mine entrance $EOC $SWORD agenhina inn guest $EOC $SWORD erugate smooth $EOC $SWORD mang go astray $EOC $SWORD obganiate irritate with reiteration $EOC $SWORD picaroon a pirate $EOC $SWORD quaintise strategem $EOC $WORD renascent, adj. 5 born again glowing reminiscent crochety remote Walter always felt renascent after a long winter trapped in the mountain cabin. $EOC $WORD frambesia, n. 5 yaws a large wind instrument senility jawbone crossed eyes Walter's frambesia caused his former friends to shun him. $EOC $WORD noematical, adj. 5 mental physical mathematical social dance Walter's noematical faculties were evaporating rapidly. $EOC $WORD pelmata, n. 5 the sole of the foot a bleeding sore arthritis forehead a breed of donkey Old Walt had to stop prospecting for the day because of the pain in his pelmata. $EOC $WORD trygon, n. 5 sting ray abdominal cramp typhoon depth charge triangular doorway Walter gave up scuba diving after a trygon caught him unawares one day. $EOC $WORD gorget, n. 5 throat patch song flight path mating dance spatula Walter was fascinated by the bird's striking gorget. $EOC $WORD grobian, n. 5 boor taxman small, insect-eating lizard mizer leper Walter was a grobian. People avoided him whenever they could. $EOC $WORD bergstock, n. 5 spiked climbing pole buttock the back of the head pack mule tame reindeer Walter died when he fell 50 feet and landed on his bergstock. $EOC $WORD acromonogrammatic, adj. 5 starting with end of last line making up words as you go using abusive language monosyllabic sesquipedalian Walter's acromonogrammatic writing was so contrived that nobody enjoyed it. $EOC $WORD baldicoot, n. 5 monk curmudgeon convicted felon bee larva embezzler Walter spent most of his time alone in his cell -- he was a baldicoot. $EOC $WORD buccal, adj. 5 pertaining to the mouth decayed breathless tongueless chemically inactive Walter sat down and showed the dentist his buccal cavity. $EOC $WORD amorphous, adj. 5 shapeless reptilian colorful loving bright Walter was proud of his amorphous lump of clay. $EOC $WORD contumacy, n. 5 disobedience congruence silliness well-contoured having to do with money Walter severely resented his dog's contumacy. $EOC $WORD corpulent, adj. 5 fat pertaining to divisions becoming a corpse spendthrift round and shiny Walter consistently overfed his corpulent sloth. $EOC $WORD corrigible, adj. 5 able to be improved having many hallways unhappy easily made aggitated blimp-like Walter is corrigible, responding well to parental guidance. $EOC $WORD cursory, adj. 5 superficial controlled with a mouse extremely violent protruding from a wall in the Ursa constellations To Walter, world-dominance is a cursory concern. $EOC $WORD debacle, n. 5 rout object having no bacles beam laid over a fence kitchen implement method of dehydration Walter was miffed at the debacle of his team. $EOC $WORD demit, v. 5 relinquish to remove one's gloves commit atrocious acts to bestow a name upon something to steal things of little value Walter was forced to demit his monacle collection to the historical society. $EOC $WORD demographics, n. 5 statistics of population demonstrations of visuals public expositions of artwork maps of terrain objects lying on the ground Walter did not fit the Arcturian demographic profile. $EOC $WORD etymology, n. 5 study of word origins study of insects study of birds study of microscopic organisms study of burnt flesh Walter love of etymology led him to pore over old tomes. $EOC $WORD excoriate, v. 5 censure execute by casting down from a high place to evict from a society or organization to flush out to eviscerate with a blunt object Walter could not bring himself to excoriate the bad dog. $EOC $WORD exemplary, adj. 5 serving as a model exempt from certain laws having unnatural appendages infected with unidentified bacteria stretching from one side to another Walter's demeanor was hardly exemplary. $EOC $WORD exigency, n. 5 urgency an extra item regent or monarch adherence to self-serving means dated legislation Walter refused to panic when faced with an insurmountable exigency. $EOC $WORD exorcise, v. 5 free from evil spirits to engage in physical exertion remove the incisors from to slam into a pane of glass to stomp small fish into the mud Walter wanted to exorcise his possessed toaster. $EOC $WORD fallow, adj. 5 uncultivated shallow ruts having pale color not suitable for large audiences unsightly Walter's fallow garden drove him to near starvation. $EOC $WORD fillibuster, v. 5 obstruct passage of a bill to absorb liquids to trap an opponents ball (in croquet) to improve flinging abilities to drool from the corners of the mouth Walter winced when his entitlement legislation was fillibustered. $EOC $WORD gerrymander, v. 5 unfairly assign districts a species of mander (includes the salamander) to throw elections assemble for temporary use to engineer using new technology Walter made sure the districts were gerrymandered to ensure his re-election. $EOC $WORD hyperbole, n. 5 gross exaggeration a plane curve having two branches a poor haircut microscopic unit of measurement excess of cholesterol in the blood Walter's claim that he owned a ton and a half of plutonium was only hyperbole. $EOC $WORD inculcate, v. 5 teach by frequent repetition to commit random and senseless acts to prune at the root to snatch from a table to regurgitate stomach acids Walter inculcated into his dog the ability to fetch the newspaper boy. $EOC $WORD privation, n. 5 lack of comforts to remove property from public control a bright red rash deprived of motivation to snoop into someone's business Walter's suffered extreme privation because of the flood. $EOC $WORD probity, n. 5 uprightness arthritis a bright red rash deprived of motivation prying into someone's business After Walter stole a purse, he wondered about his own probity. $EOC $WORD salubrious, adj. 5 beneficial salivating profusely morose silly ostogomatious Walter's salubrious friends helped him make a nice, healthy salad. $EOC $WORD scintillate, v. 5 sparkle stimulate agitate with smells move in a wave-like manner cut with an ice skate The ice scintillated under Walter's skates. $EOC $WORD sebaceous, adj. 5 secreting fat large and infected crusted with calcium oozing profusely glasslike Walter had a sebaceous cyst on his nose. $EOC $WORD supernal, adj. 5 celestial having super abilities superficial, external scolding violently on top of the head Walter was amused by the supernal display above him. $EOC $WORD tare, n. 5 deduction from gross weight money paid for passage a type of jerky a south Austrian fruit poisonous sap Before proceeding with the experiments, Walter weighed the tare. $EOC $WORD vulpine, adj. 5 foxlike wolflike slothlike batlike vulplike Walter's vulpine reply deceived the simple peasant, and he soon parted with the money. $EOC $WORD bailiwick, n. 5 field of interest small arch made of wire geology questionable possession means of support Astronomy wasn't Walter's bailiwick, but he still owned a telescope. $EOC $WORD banal, adj. 5 commonplace having to do with the upper body slammed into a concrete block packaged in paper boxes heard with both ears After the excitement of the honeymoon, Walter's life had become quite banal. $EOC $WORD bellwether, n. 5 one who leads hackles jowels bowels instinct Walter always did what his bellwether told him. $EOC $WORD bibliophile, n. 5 lover of books lover of livers lover of small, wiggling biblios lover of the Bible book store Walter never learned to read but was, nevertheless, a bibliophile. $EOC $WORD calender, v. 5 press between rollers enumerating dates strain make a wax facial impression impale on a pike Walter's papyrus was unusable because he forgot to calender it. $EOC $WORD canorous, adj. 5 melodious cylindrical loud and sonorous meat-eating woven of rattans The canorous strains of the symphony could be heard even in the street. $EOC $WORD cozen, v. 5 deceive cuddle kill a witch marry cut with an ice skate Walter cozened his cousin and had to go to jail. $EOC $WORD reprobate, n. 5 unprincipled person court of last appeal gunfighter battle-hardened soldier weak old man The old reprobate pounded Walter about the head. $EOC $WORD peccadillo, n. 5 a small offense a stout, armored animal a wild pig from Mexico a bizarre drawing a made-up story Ma often scolded Walter for his frequent peccadillos. $EOC $SCORES Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 Anonymous 0 $EOC