Word of the Day

[DD]

It's dulcet but also rather douche, don't you think? Or am I being sanctimoniuos?

I think you mean louche douche hasn't been a word yet.

SW: I did mean louche... ruined my own joke...typing while intoxicated, again.

 

[Lynnie]

DD, you might as well add douche now.

 

[DD]

DD, you might as well add douche now.

Should I use the G-rated definition from Webster's or the one from Urban Dictionary?

 

[Lynnie]

Should I use the G-rated definition from Webster's or the one from Urban Dictionary?

We need both, DD

:rofl: We have four rather interesting words now.......I wonder who can use them all in a sentence, being grammatically correct as well as proper context. Slang should be ok, doncha think?

 

[DD]

We need both, DD

:rofl: We have four rather interesting words now.......I wonder who can use them all in a sentence, being grammatically correct as well as proper context. Slang should be ok, doncha think?

Go for it.

 

[Matt J]

The sanctimonious louche let out a yelp during the douche.

 

[DD]

The sanctimonious louche let out a yelp during the douche.

What about dulcet?

 

[Matt J]

What about dulcet?

Whoops, lets make a rhyme shall we?

The sanctimonious louche let out a dulcet yelp during the use of a douche.

 

[DD]

Whoops, lets make a rhyme shall we?

The sanctimonious louche let out a dulcet yelp during the use of a douche.

Better!

 

[DD]

leitmotif

\LYT-moh-teef\ , noun:
1.
In music drama, a marked melodic phrase or short passage which always accompanies the reappearance of a certain person, situation, abstract idea, or allusion in the course of the play; a sort of musical label.

2.
A dominant and recurring theme.