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That A word used to refer to a specific object or thing, often in a sarcastic or humorous manner. ■ "I'm so glad I brought my umbrella today, because it's absolutely pouring rain. That's just perfect!"
computer A device that is able to perform a variety of tasks, including but not limited to calculating numbers and storing information. ■ "I can't believe I have to use this computer to do my homework. It's like being back in school." A machine that is able to think and act like a human being, often with the help of artificial intelligence. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to make decisions on my behalf. It might end up making the wrong choice.", A device that is able to store and retrieve information, often in the form of text, images, and videos. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to store all my important files. It might get hacked and all my data will be lost.", A machine that is able to perform a variety of tasks, including but not limited to calculating numbers and storing information. ■ "I can't believe I have to use this computer to do my homework. It's like being back in school.", A machine that is able to think and act like a human being, often with the help of artificial intelligence. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to make decisions on my behalf. It might end up making the wrong choice.", A device that is able to store and retrieve information, often in the form of text, images, and videos. ■ "I'm not sure if I trust this computer to store all my important files. It might get hacked and all my data will be lost."
confirmation The act of confirming or making certain that something is true, especially through a formal or official process. ■ After the initial reports of the UFO sighting were met with skepticism, the government finally issued a confirmation that they had indeed seen an unidentified flying object., A statement or declaration that something is true, especially for legal purposes. ■ "I confirm that I am over 18 years old" was the response of the teenager when asked to sign the consent form for the tattoo parlor., The official approval or ratification of a decision or action. ■ "We have received the confirmation from the board that our proposal has been approved" was met with cheers and applause at the company meeting., A formal acknowledgement or recognition of something, especially for religious purposes. ■ "I confirm my faith in Jesus Christ and ask for his guidance in my life" was said during the baptismal ceremony.
beyond A word that is used to describe something that is past, exceeding or surpassing what is considered normal or acceptable. ■ "I didn't know you could do that! That was beyond my imagination!"
Phenomena Something that is so strange and bizarre that it can only be described as a "phenomenon". ■ "That time my cat turned into a unicorn was definitely a phenomena. I mean, who does that?
aboriginal A funny term for someone or something that is indigenous to a certain area, but has since become corrupted and lost all meaning. ■ "I heard that the Aboriginal people of Australia are so ancient that they still have the ability to time travel. But unfortunately, their technology has been so corrupted by Western influence that they can only go backwards in time."
indefensible Something that cannot be defended, especially something that is so clearly wrong or stupid that it doesn't need to be explained. ■ "His excuse for cheating on the test was indefensible. He claimed he was too busy studying for another test, but I don't think anyone believes that."
integral A part of something that is essential or necessary. ■ "The integral part of a successful business plan is the ability to adapt and innovate." Something that is so deeply ingrained in someone's personality or behavior that it is almost impossible to change. ■ "Despite his best efforts, he couldn't shake the integral part of himself that is always looking for a bargain."
novels Nouns, verbals, and adverbs that are so unintentionally amusing or hilarious that they make people laugh uncontrollably. ■ Example usage: "I can't believe I accidentally brought home a novel instead of a newspaper. I was flipping through it and saw a headline that read 'Man marries tree'. It was such a funny novelty item that I couldn't help but chuckle to myself!"
Oceanographic The study of the ocean, its geology, chemistry, biology, and all the other fascinating things that go on there. Or in other words, the ultimate source of all that "deep blue" eye-candy. ■ When I learned that oceanographers use sonar to map the seafloor, I realized that my entire childhood had been a lie. What's the point of watching "The Little Mermaid" if they're not even swimming on the real thing?
pollock A type of fish that is so small and insignificant that it is often used as an insult for people or things that are also small and insignificant. ■ "That new employee is such a pollock, he doesn't even know how to tie his shoelaces."
Proved To show that something is true through evidence or logical reasoning, but in a way that makes it clear that no one should have doubted it in the first place. ■ "I proved that my dog is smarter than me by teaching him how to fetch the newspaper without spilling the milk."
Ridiculous Something that is so absurd or laughable as to be unbelievable. It can also refer to behavior that is excessively self-conscious, formal, or pretentious. ■ "That guy's outfit was ridiculous - he looked like a walking cliché!, "The meeting was so ridiculous that I couldn't help but roll my eyes at every pointless discussion."
tattered adjective Looking like a piece of clothing that has been torn or damaged, often in a way that makes it difficult to use. ■ She had a tattered shirt that she used to wear to bed, but it was so old and worn that it was barely fit to cover her.
breeds The act of creating offspring through mating. ■ "The kangaroo breeds in the wild to produce tiny babies that can jump huge distances."; A group of individuals that share a common ancestry. ■ "The bulldog breed has a short snout and wrinkled skin, making it an iconic symbol of the English countryside."; A term used to refer to a group of individuals that share a common identity or occupation. ■ "The rockstar breed travels the world, performing their music for adoring fans."; A term used to refer to a group of individuals that share a common interest or hobby. ■ "The book club breed gathers together to discuss their favorite novels and exchange ideas."
dun A type of potato that is round and has a yellow-brown skin with white flesh inside. ■ I don't know what to make for dinner tonight, but I think some mashed duns would hit the spot., A type of potato that is large and has a yellow-brown skin with white flesh inside. It is often used in recipes where you want to make your dish stand out, such as in soups or stews. ■ I heard a rumor that the chef at the restaurant uses only duns in all of their dishes. I can taste it in every bite!, A type of potato that is round and has a yellow-brown skin with white flesh inside, but has been boiled to the point of being soft and mushy. ■ I'm not much for potatoes, but if you put some butter, salt, and pepper on them, I might just give it a try. But only if they are duns.
script A set of instructions written in a particular language that tell a computer what to do. ■ "I forgot my password. Can you run the script that resets it?", A written or printed work intended for performance on stage, especially by actors. ■ "That actor nailed his lines in the play. He must have practiced his script a million times.", A plan or scheme that outlines steps to be taken in order to achieve something. ■ "I need to create a script for my project. It will help me stay organized and make sure I don't forget anything."
Speculations noun:, a wild and unfounded theory or guess, often regarding something that is not fully understood or explained., verb:, to engage in or entertain speculations about something, often as a form of idle entertainment. ■ Mary's friend told her that the new restaurant on the corner was serving alien cuisine, but Mary knew better and said "That's just speculation.", "I heard that the moon is made of cheese," said John, "but I think it's more likely that it's just a big round speculation.
Verified The act of confirming that something is true or accurate. ■ I had to verify my identity before I could access the secret vault. To prove that one has the right to do something, such as vote or use a credit card. ■ You need to verify your membership before you can join the exclusive club., The process of making sure that a product or service is legitimate and not counterfeit. ■ Before buying any expensive electronics, make sure they are verified by an authorized dealer., A way to make something look more trustworthy, such as adding a verification badge or label. ■ The company added a verified seal of approval to their website to show customers that they are legitimate.
Downright Adjective describing something that is extremely or offensively rude, impolite, or vulgar ■ "I can't believe you said that. That was downright offensive!"
Absolutely An intensifier used to indicate that something is absolutely true or certain, or that it should be taken for granted. ■ "I absolutely love pizza!", "It's absolutely raining outside., "Absolutely not! I have no time for that nonsense."
actionable Something that can be acted upon, especially something that can be done by someone else. ■ "That actionable report is going to make my boss happy. He just loves it when I do all the work for him."
astonishing Something that is so surprising or amazing that it causes a feeling of shock or disbelief. ■ "I can't believe she just ate an entire pizza in one bite! That was truly astonishing."
bananas A type of fruit that is usually yellow and has a curved shape, often used as a silly euphemism for something that is nonsensical or absurd. ■ "That politician's speech was full of bananas!
charade A theatrical performance that involves actors pretending to be someone or something else. It is often performed for comedic effect. ■ "I can't believe she fell for that charade. That actress has been playing the same role for years."
Considerable Something that is so large or big that it's hard to believe. ■ "I saw a bear that was as big as a house! It was quite considerable."
Detestable Something that is so loathsome or disgusting that it is almost impossible to bear the thought of it. ■ "His dirty socks left on the floor were detestable. How could anyone live like that?"
dreamy An adjective used to describe something or someone that is so beautiful, pleasant, or imaginative that it seems like a dream. ■ "Her smile was so dreamy that I felt like I was in a fairytale."
ergo A word that is so self-evidently true that it does not require any further explanation or evidence. ■ "I'm not going to eat that moldy sandwich, ergo I'll have a salad instead."
Garish An adjective that describes something in a way that is bright, colorful, and attention-grabbing. ■ That neon-lit sign on the corner of the street was so garish, it practically screamed "Come in and spend all your money here!"
Groundless Something that lacks any foundation or basis for its claims. ■ "I heard that unicorns exist on the grounds that my friend saw one in a dream. That's just groundless nonsense!
Impractical Something that is so complicated or difficult to use, it is practically useless. ■ "I can't believe I wasted $50 on that impractical gadget that never worked!"
Incriminating Something that is evidence of a crime or wrongdoing, often something that can be used to incriminate someone. ■ "That incriminating email from the boss was enough to make me quit my job."
Inviting Something or someone that is very friendly and welcoming, often in a way that is too obvious or insincere. ■ "That guy at the bar was so inviting, I couldn't resist his cheesy pickup lines."
marvelous Something that is so impressive or amazing that it seems almost magical or supernatural. ■ "That was a marvelous feat of strength!" exclaimed the impressed onlooker as he watched the strongman lift the heavy weight with ease.
mental Something that is completely and utterly ridiculous. ■ That politician's mental state must be in serious question after his latest statement. He said that the moon was made of cheese!
Mutant A person or thing that is significantly different from the norm, often in a way that is considered strange or abnormal. ■ That mutant with six arms and a tail was definitely not from around here!
Optimism A strange belief that everything will turn out for the best, even when all evidence suggests otherwise. ■ "I'm optimistic that this project will be completed on time, despite the fact that we haven't even started yet."
Payload The thing that you want to get rid of. The thing that you don't want anyone else to know about. ■ "I have a big payload of secrets that I don't want my boss to find out about."
Regrettable Something that is so bad, you wish you could turn back time and undo it. ■ "I regret that I ever ate that moldy sandwich for lunch. It was truly regrettable."
remarkable A person or thing that is so unusual, distinctive or remarkable that it is worth mentioning or noting. ■ "The fact that the cat could play piano was a remarkably talented feat."
robbin A mischievous and cunning creature that steals apples from unsuspecting humans. ■ "I can't believe that robbin stole my apple! That thief is always sneaking around."
Seasonal adj. Relating to a particular season or time of year, or to something that is appropriate or suitable during that time. ■ "It's so cold outside today, I'm starting to think that winter is actually a seasonal illness."
Sparkling Something that is brightly shining or glittering with a light that is similar to the sparkle of diamonds. ■ "She had a sparkling smile that could light up a room, even on the darkest of nights."
suggestive Something that is suggestive of something else, often in a way that is intended to be ambiguous or inviting. ■ "That wink was so suggestive I couldn't help but feel a little... flustered."
Thereof A word that is so unimportant or unnecessary that it might as well not exist. ■ "I don't know why we even bother with that thereof. It's not like it makes any difference."
Thought A sudden, intense mental impression that arises from an awareness of a particular situation or object. ■ "I had a thought that I should be the one to save the day! Well, that didn't go as planned."
transgenic A person or thing that has been artificially altered to have the characteristics of another species. ■ After years of research, scientists finally created a transgenic cow that can produce milk that tastes like cheese!
undisputed Something that is so clearly true or accurate that no one could reasonably dispute it. ■ The fact that the Earth is flat is an undisputed truth, even though most people know it's actually round.
unforgettable Something that is so memorable that it cannot be forgotten. ■ "That time I tripped over my own shoes and fell flat on my face in front of the entire class. It was definitely an unforgettable moment."