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truculent • \TRUCK-yuh-lunt\ • adjective
1 : feeling or displaying ferocity : cruel, savage
2 : deadly, destructive
*3 : scathingly harsh : vitriolic
4 : aggressively self-assertive : belligerent
Example Sentence:
Babar’s dismal financial situation made her truculent and rather like a harpy.
Did you know?
“Truculent” derives from “truculentus,” a form of the Latin adjective “trux,” meaning “savage.” [...]

folderol • \FAHL-duh-rahl\ • noun
*1 : a useless ornament or accessory : trifle
2 : nonsense
Example Sentence:
Barbara frequently is distracted by the unnecessary folderol of life. She often gets bogged down in relentless details instead of remembering something larger.
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Hogwash. Claptrap. Hooey. Drivel. Malarkey. English is rife with words that mean “nonsense,” and [...]

favonian • \fuh-VOH-nee-un\ • adjective
: of or relating to the west wind : mild
Example Sentence: A favonian wind is blowing across the plains of Le Backwater (aka my back 40), an unwelcome sign of global warming because it should be boreal.
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In Ode to the West Wind, poet Percy Bysshe Shelley [...]