A Brand new word a day 1

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Macrocephalic

Having an unusually large head.

Misophonia.

Dislike/hatred of Sound

I'm definitely a Misophoniac.

It's a hatred of noisy eaters mainly...I do dislike to hear someone chewing their food.

recidivates - go back to bad behaviour

Cummingtonite

Its real  

Link

Dogberry

MEANING:

noun: A pompous, incompetent, self-important official.

Mythomane

MEANING:

Noun: One having a tendency to exaggerate or lie.

Gumshoe

Slang. a detective.

To go softly, as if wearing rubber shoes; move or act snoopily or stealthily. Peeper

Not the same as brothel creepers then.

ruing

I guess the state produced by the action signified by the verb 'to rue', and not the starting point for making a fr**ch sauce.

Nisicals

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Post by Mac Today at 9:52 pm

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Like Musicals only movery and shakery. Phone changed it to an as yet undiscovered word.
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Bollocks!

Furfuraceous

1. Covered with dandruff.
2. Flaky.

gamp

noun (informal dated)

an umbrella, especially a large unwieldy one.

Brabble

To argue over petty matters.

Rectitude

1. Moral uprightness.
2. Correctness.
3. Straightness.

Nictitate

To wink or blink.

Confabulate.

1. To talk informally.
2. To replace fact with fantasy to fill in gaps in memory.

Petard

A small bomb used to blast down a gate or wall.
A loud firecracker

A petard was a bell-shaped bomb used to breach a door or a wall. Now that we have advanced to ICBMs, this low-tech word survives in the phrase "to be hoist by one's own petard" meaning "to have one's scheme backfire". The idiom was popularized by Shakespeare in his play Hamlet. Hamlet, having turned the tables on those tasked with killing him, says:
For 'tis the sport to have the engineer
Hoist with his own petard

'Brown Arm' - I know its two words, but who cares?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Brown+Arm

Means 'shit stirrer' basically. I had never heard of this term but apparently my Dad used it to describe a chap who he worked with who was always grassing on folk.

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New one on me.