Bodacious

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Because it dances off the tongue, and it’s very hard to insert in a sentence without generating winks and smiles.

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Pugnacious

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It is just so much fun to say. That, and when connected with other words beginning with “p” makes for a fun tongue-twister.

“Petey was pugnaciously perplexed pondering over the promanding pizza.”

-Gina, Ohio

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“Ambiguous”, because its meaning is uncertain.

Sorry, couldn’t resist.

Actually, one of my favorite words is “eleemosynary”, simply because it is SO arcane that it only shows up in places such as Jeopardy-type trivia games and graduate-school exams. Use it in an ordinary sentence, and once conversation resumes after a puzzled pause, your status as a word-geek will be fully cemented.

Jeff Karpinski

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