I’ve got a fun idea for a game. Everyday Dictionary.com has a new word of the day. The Challenge is to use that word at least in at least one conversation that day and report back with a reply that is either a written quote, recorded audio, or video showing how you used the word of the day in conversation. You can’t just say something like “Today’s word of the day is ____” it has to be creatively worked into the conversation in some way.
Today’s word of the day is:
virtuoso \vur-choo-OH-soh, noun, adjective;
pl. virtuosos, virtuosi: 1. a person skilled in the techniques of an art, esp. playing a musical instrument; by extension, a person with a cultivated appreciation of artistry
adjective: 1. showing mastery in artistic skills
They applauded the virtuoso’s performance.
Her virtuoso singing landed her a free graduate education at Yale.
Dom you’re an idiot. Although you’re lasting longer here than I expected
Anyway what is your obsession with floccinaucinihilipilification. Infact, screw you, you’re floccinaucinihilipilified!
Ooh Dom you shouldn’t have done that, they don’t like swearing on here. I must admit it was quite amusing when you threw the iceball at Simon’s testicles, Ben giggled like a little immature schoolgirl
Sami Mahmaud Abdul-Razzak (or Sam AR for short) aka. chelskiboy247. Everyone has permission by me to add him. Please annoy him.
Ooh please do, It is quite annoying
Unwitting, Jeremy ate an apple when he was out on his uni: it was a Vietnamese prisoner living in a hollow tree on Murdock St. who stuffs apples in people’s mouths as the go past, especially if they are unicyclists who pass on odd-numbered days of the month or on non-national/Islamic holidays.