in studying for the GRE, i had to learn some absolutely ridiculous words. ridiculous how? see blog title, and read on.
here comes the list—
pulchritude (n.): physical beauty
tyro (n.): someone who is beginning to learn something
truculent (adj.): hostile, resistant, belligerent
testator (n.): maker of a will
pernicious (adj.): extremely harmful
trenchant (adj.): incisive, relevant
turbid (adj.): unclear, confused
sententious (adj.): pithy
traduce (v.): to defame
euphuistic (adj.): pompous
refulgent (adj.): luminous
[there you have it]
-brian.b
21 October, 2006 at 10:58 am
Dude, the GRE may be euphistic, but it sure as hell isn’t trenchant. I would be truculent to traduce the GRE, but it’s pulchritude is refulgently turbid. Not to be sententious, but because your a tyro, i’ll give it to you in simple form– hire a testator cause that GRE bitch is pernicious.