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Shaun Vincent is the Host of the Afternoon Show on Mix 107.7. Join Shaun weekdays from 1-7pm for Great Music, Traffic, Weather, The Word of the Day,
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Personality Bio

Mr. & Mrs. Shaun Vincent welcomed a new baby boy on June 24, 2008! Meet baby Jaxx:

Sleep....no longer plentiful!

ADORABLE!!!

...with Baby Mama and Baby Daddy

...with Baby Daddy's co-worker, Doreen host of Nite Mix

A tiny lil dude - a tiny little foot that has not yet touched the earth :)

SHAUN VINCENT
Born In Bristol, England

Position: On Air Weekdays 1pm -7pm / Assistant Program Director/Music Director

Birthday: March 21

High School: It’s A Large Building With Windows……..

Home: Kettering

If I Wasn’t In Radio: A Professional Football (Soccer) Player

People I Admire: My Mum And Dad And The Person Who Discovered Cheese.

Hobbies: Home Improvement Projects, Watching My Beloved Soccer Team Liverpool Fc

Favorite Tv Shows: House, Fox Sports World, And Epl Games

Favorite Movies: Too Many

Favorite Food: Indian, Vietnamese

Person I Wish I Could Have Met: Luther Vandross

WORD OF THE DAY

Thur Aug 7th

PLACATE (play-kate) to soothe or mollify, to appease

wed Aug 6th

CAPACIOUS ( kuh-pay-shus) spacious, roomy

ues Aug 5th

VITUPERATE (vy-toop-er-8) to find fault with, to scold

Mon Aug 4th

CICERONE   (siss-a-roni ) a guide who conducts sightseers a mentor or tutor

Fri Aug 1st

PANOPLY   (pan-uh-plee) a splendid or imprsseve array

Wed July 30th

PRECIPICE    (press-uh-pice) a very steep or overhanging place, a hazardous situation

Mon July 14th

INDURATE (physically or morally hardened

Thur July 10th

BESPOKE    custom made, or dealing in producing custom made articles

Wed July 9th

INALIENABLE (in-nay-lee-un-a-bull) incapable of being alienated. transfered,
Tue July 8th

PEREGRINE (pair-uh-grin) having a tendancy to wander

Mon July 7th

LACONIC (luh-kon-ik) the use of minimum words, brief or pithy

Fri June 20th

CONVIVIAL (kon-viv-ee-uhl) relating to, occupied with, fond of feasting, merry, festive

Thur june 19th

DEFENESTRATE   to throw out of a window

Wed June 11th

PATRICIAN ( puh-trish-un) a person of fine upbringing, manners and taste

Tues june 10th

DISINGENUOUS not straightforward or candid, lacking frankness or candor

Mon June 9th

MORASS ( muh-rass) a marsh, swamp, or a situation that traps, confuses or impedes

Fri June 6th

GELID (jell-id) extremely cold, icy

Wed June 4th

ARROGATE (air-uh-gayt) to seize or claim without justification

Tues June 3rd

MODICUM a small portion or limited quantity

Mon June 2nd

PROPENSITY an intense natural inclination or preference

Fri May 30th

COALESCE   ( koh-uh-less) to grow together, unite or fuse

Thurs May 29th

ANTHROPOMORPHIC described as having a human form, or human attributes

Wed may 28th

HELIOLATRY ( hee-lee-ol-uh-tree) sun worship

Tue May 27th

ETIOLATE ( ee-tea-o-layt) to bleach, make pale,

Wed May 21st

OPINE ( oh-pyne) to state as an oppinion

Tue May 20th

EXIGUOUS ( ek-zig-you -us) extremely scanty , meager

Monday May 19th

PROVENANCE origin, or source

Friday may 16th

IMPECUNIOUS ( im-pek-u-ne -us) without money , poor, (habitually)

Thur May 15th

SEDITION conduct or language inciting resistance or rebellion against lawful authority

Tue May 13th

EXTANT ( ek-stunt) still existing, not destroyed

Mon May 12th

ACUMEN   ( uh-kyoo-men) quickness of perception, keen insight
Fri May 9th

CULPABLE ( kulp-puh-bull) deserving blame or censure

Thur May 8th

METHODICAL (meth-odd-i-kal) acting in a systematic way, orderley

Wed may 7th

CONTRITE deeply affected with grief and regret for having done wrong

Tue May 6th

PUERILE   ( pure-uhl) displaying or suggesting lack of maturity, childish

Wed April 30th

LENITY len-uh-tee) the state of being lenient, mildness, gentleness of treatment

Tue April 29th

AMELIORATE ( uh-meel-yuh-rayt) to grow better

Mon April 28th

CONFLUENCE a flowing or coming together

Fri April 25th

INNOCUOUS ( IN-NOK-YOU-US) not harmful, unlikely to irritate or offend

Thur April 24th

WINSOME cheerful, merry, light hearted

Wed April 23rd

PLANGENT   ( plan-junt ) beating with a deep sound

Tue April 22nd

LIONIZE ( ly -un-eyes) to treat or regard as an object of great interest

Mon March 31st

ERRANT   wandering or roving, deviating or staying from coarse

mon march 24th

EQUANIMITY ( ee-kwuh-nim-uh-tee) eveness of mind, composure

Fri March 21st

DIFFIDENT lacking self confidence, timid, bashful

Thur March 20th

ACERBIC (uh-sur-bik) sharp, biting, or acid in temper, expression or tone

Wed March 19th

DESULTORY (des-uhl-tor-ee) jumping from one thing or subject to another

Tue March 18th

INSIPIENCE (in-sip-ee-unts) lack of wisdom, foolishness

Mon March 17th

IMPROVIDENT lacking foresight, negligent, or thoughtless

Wed March 5th

RETICENT (ret-ih-sunt) inclinned to keep quite, uncommunicative

Tue March 4th

PROBITY (pro-buh-tee) complete and confirmed integrity, uprightness

Fri Feb 29th

TRADUCE (trah-dyoos) to represent as blamable or to vilify

Thur Feb 28th

FALLIBLE   ( fall-ih-bull) liable to make a mistake, to be innacurate

Wed Feb 27th

MODICUM (mod-ih-kum) a small, moderate, or token amount

Tue feb 26th

APLOMB (uh-pum)

Mon Feb 25th

OTIOSE (oh-she-ohs) producing no useful result, or being idle

Fri Feb 22nd

BENIGNANT (bee-nig-nant) kind, gracious, favorable

Thur Feb 21st

PESTILENCE (pest-ill-lunts) a deadly or epidemic disease, harmful, destructive

Tue feb 19th

CAVEAT (kah-vee-aht) a caution or warning

Mon Feb 18th

IMPUGN (im-pyoon) to attack by words or arguments

Fri Feb 15th

ENNUI (on-wee) a feeling of dissatisfaction or boredom

Thur Feb 14th

AMATIVE (am-uh-tive) full of love, amorous

Wed Feb 13th

JEREMIAD (jair-uh-my-add) a tale of sorrow, dissapointment, complaint

Tue Feb 12th

TERMAGENT (tur-muh-gunt) a scolding, nagging, bad tempered woman

Mon Feb 11th

CAPRICIOUS (kuh-pree-shus) apt to change, whimsicle

Thur Feb 7th

PERVICACIOUS (pur-vik-ay-shus) stubborn, refuse to change one's ideas

Wed Feb 6th

MALLEABLE (mal-ee-uh-bull) capable of being altered or shaped

Mon Feb 4th

CONFLATE to bring together, to fuse, or join

Tue Jan 29th

PREVARICATE to depart from , or evade the truth

Mon Jan 28th

BENALITY (ben-al-ity) devoid of freshness or originality

Fri Jan 25th

TRANSITORY not lasting, enduring, or eternal, short lived

Thur jan 24th

CUPIDITY (kyoo-pid-it-ee) eager or excessive desire

Wed Jan 23rd

WHEEDLE (hwee-dull) to entice by soft words or flattery

Tue Jan 22nd

ARCANE (ar-kayn) understood or known only by a few

Mon Jan 21st

PEDANTIC   overly concerned with details

Fri Jan 18th

SYBARITE ( sib-uh-rite) a person devoted to luxury and pleasure

Thur Jan 17th

FUGACIOUS (fyoo-gay-shus) lasting but a short time, fleeting

Wed Jan 16th

RAILLERY (ray-luh-ree) good banter or teasing

Tue Jan 15th

INCULCATE (in-kuhl-kate) to teach or impress by frequent repetition

Mon Jan 14th

SUPPLICATE (sup-luh-kate) to make humble

Fri Jan 11th

GUSTATORY (gust-ta-tor-ee) of or pertaining to the sense of taste

Thur jan 10th

VERDURE ( vur-jur) green, freshness of vegitation

Wed jan 9th

EXTEMPORE ( EX-TEMP-UH-REE) without premeditation, spur of the moment
Tue Jan 8th

LACUNA (la-que-na) a blank space, a gap, a missing part

Mon Jan 7th

FRIABLE (fry-uh-bull) easily crumbled, fragile

Fri Jan 4th

BIBULOUS (bib you-lous) the consumption of alchohol, readily absorbing fluids

Wed Dec 19th

DISCURSIVE moving from one topic to another, rambling

Tue Dec 18th

ENMITY    hatred or ill will

Mon Dec 17th

METHUSELAH (muh-thoo-zuh-luh) a very old man

Fri Dec 14th

DISCORDANT   disagreeable to the ear, harsh

Thur Dec 13th

INVECTIVE an abusive expression or language

Wed Dec 12th

ROBORANT (rob-uh-runt) strengthening, or restoring vigor

Tue Dec 11th

TEMERARIOUS recklessly daring or rash

Mon Dec 10th

OBVIATE (ob-vee-8) to prevent by interception

Fri Dec 7th

ALACRITY   (uh-lak-ruh-tee) a cheerful willingness, promtness in response

Thur Dec 6th

SARTORIAL   of or relating to a tailor or tailoring, clothing style

Wed Dec 5th

TARRADIDDLE a petty falsehood, pretentious nonsense

Tue Dec 4th

OPPROBRIUM disgrace, infamy reproach mingled with contempt

fri Nov 30th

PLEONASM (plee-uh-naz-um) the use of more words than are necessary

Thurs Nov 29th

COLLUDE (kuh-lood) to plot or conspire

Wed Nov 28th

INCONGRUOUS ( in-kong-groo-us) lacking in harmony

Tue Nov 27th

VENERATE to treat with deep respect, to regard with awe

Mon Nov 26th

RECUMBENT reclining, lying down, inactive, idle

Wed Nov 21st

WISEACRE   ( wy-zay-kur) one who pretends to have knowledge

Tue Nov 20th

OBSTREPEROUS nosily and stubbornly defiant

Mon Nov 19th

FLOUT   to treat with contempt or to disregard

Thur Nov 15th

POTENTATE one who has great power or sway, a ruler or monarch

Mon Nov 12th

MERCURIAL (mur-kyur-ee-al ) tempremental, volitile

Fri Nov 9th

POLYGLOT    versed in many languages

Thur Nov 8th

INAMORATA ( in-a-mor-ata) a woman whom one is in love with, a mistress

Wed Nov 7th

FEALTY (fee-ul-tee) fidelity, allegiance, faithfulness

Tue Nov 6th

BETE NOIRE (bet-nwar) something or someone detested

fri Nov 2nd

LUCULENT (luk-you-lunt) clear, easily understood

Wed Oct 31st

ENSORCELL (en-sor-suhl) to bewitch or enchant

Tue Oct 30th

TERMINUS the finishing point, the end

Mon oct 29th

PLENARY full in all respects, complete

Fri Oct 26th

MUNIFICENT (mew-niff-is- unt) lavish, very giving, very liberal

Tue Oct 23rd

INIMICAL ( e-nim-ik-al) unfriendly or unfavorable

Mon Oct 22nd

ANATHEMA (uh-nath-uh-muh) a religious ban or curse, or any person that is intensley disliked

Thurs Oct 18th

Abscond    to depart secretly, to hide yourself

Wed Oct 17th

CAPACIOUS (kuh-pay-shus) roomy, spacious

Tue Oct 16th

REVENANT one who returns after death(ghost) or after a long absense

Mon Oct 15th

INSCRUTABLE (in-skroo-tib-all) difficult to fathom or understand

Fri Oct 12th

OBSEQUIOUS ( ob-see-kwee-us) obediant, dutiful, compliant

Tue Oct 9th

PHYSIOGNOMY (fiz-ee-og-nuh-mee) the general apprearance or aspect of a thing, the face or facial features

Mon oct 8th

EXIGUOUS ( ex-zig-you-us) meager, not adequate

Fri Oct 5th

PAROXYSM (pair-ox-iz-um) sudden outburst or fit

Thurs oct 4th

PANEGYRIC (pan-uh-jir-ik) lofty praise of something or someone
wed Oct 3rd

VITRIOL   (vit-tree-uhl) something highly caustic or severe

Mon Oct 1st

CENSORIOUS (sen-sor-ee-us) condemn harshly, highly critical

Tue sept 25th

NOISOME (noy-sum) noxious, harmful, offensive to the smell

mon sept 24th

Panacea (pan-uh-see-uh) a cure all, a remedy for all problems

Wed Sept 19th

SEMPITERNAL everlasting, never ending

Tues Sept 18th

PLANGENT beating with a loud deep sound or expressing sadness

mon Sept 17th

EQUANIMITY   eveness of mind, calmness

fri sept 7th

SALIENT ( say-lee-unt) shooting out or projecting,

Thur sept 6th

EVINCE (ee-vints) to bring to light, to show in a clear manner

wed Sept 5th

FLANEUR ( flah-nur) one who strolls aimlessley, a loafer

Thur Aug 30th

EPHEMERON (ee-femmer-on) short lived

Wed Aug 29th

VOCIFEROUS (voh-sif-er-us) crying out noisily, loud, boisterous

Tue Aug 28th

EBULLIENT (e-bool-yunt) overflowing with enthusiasm and excitement

Mon Aug 27th

SUBFUSC ( sub -fusk) dark, gloomy, drab
Fri Aug 24th

SAPIENT (say-pee-unt) wise, showing good judgement

Thur Aug 23rd

PLAINTIVE ( mournful or sad )

Wed Aug 22nd

CONTUMACIOUS (kon-2-may-shus) stubbornly disobedient

Tue Aug 21st

SOPORIFIC (sop-uh-rif-ik) causing sleep

Fri Aug 17th

CIRCUMLOCUTION (sir-cum-lo-q-shun) indirect or round-about language

ed Aug 15th

AFFLATUS (uh-flay-tus) A STRONG CREATIVE IMPULSE

Tue Aug 14th

EXCORIATE ( ex-skor-e-8) to express strong dissaproval

Mon Aug 13th

FUSTIAN   (fuss-jen) pompous or pretentious language

Fri Aug 10th

CONFRERE (kon-frair) a colleague or intimate associate

thurs Aug 9th

SUSURRUS (su-suh-rus) a whispering or rustling sound

Wed aug 8th

OSCULATION the act of kissing, a kiss

tues Aug 7th

INCONTROVERTIBLE indesputable, unquestionable

Mon Aug 6th

DIGERATI ( dij-uh-rah-tee) knowledgeable about computers and technology

Friday Aug 3rd

CLINQUANT (kling-kunt) glittering with silver and gold

wed aug 1st

INVEIGLE (in-vay-gull) tp presuede by flattery

Tues July 31st

DIAPHANOUS   (dy-aff-un -us) transparent, translucent

Tues July 23rd

CONFABULATION familiar talk, easy conversation

Fri July 20th

FAINEANT ( fay-nay-awn) idle, lazy, a do nothing, sluggard

Thurs July 19th

GIMCRACK a showy but worthless object, tasteless, cheap, gaudy

Wed July 18th

NONAGENARIAN (non-uh-gen-air-ee-un) in your nineties

Tues July 17th

GALLIMAUFRY (gal-ih-maw-free) a medley or hodgepodge

Mon July 16th

NEBBISH   a weak willed or timid person

Fri July 13th

DESIDERATUM something disired or considered necessary

Thurs july 12th

TREPIDATION a sense of fear or dread

Wed July 11th

EXEGETE ( ex-suh-jeet) a person who explains or interprets written works

Tue July 10th

DIDACTIC (dy-dak-tik) to teach or to convey instruction,excessively moralistic

Mon July 9th

CLAMOROUS   vigorous in demands or complaints, offensively loud

Fri June 22nd

INTERPOLATE (in-tur-puh-layt) to alter or corrupt

Thurs June 21st

PROPOUND (pruh-powned) to offer for consideration, to propose

Wed June 20th

CHICANERY (shick -kay-nuh-ree) to use trickery to deceive

Tue June 19th

STENTORIAN extremely loud

Mon June 18th

DENIZEN   a dweller or inhabitant, one who frequents a particular place

Thurs June 14th

CONFLUENCE ( kon -floo-ence) a flowing or coming together

Wed June 13th

CONTRAVENE (kon-trav-een) to oppose in argument, to contradict

Tues June 12th

ABROGATE to annul or do away with, to abolish

Mon June 11th

NEOTERIC   (knee-oh-teric) new or modern

Thur June 7th

OBEISANCE (oh-bee-sunts)   an expression of respect

Wed June 6th

KVETCH to complain habitually

Tue June 5th

COGNOSCENTE ( kon-yuh-shen-tee) a person with special knowledge

Mon June 4th

CARAPACE (kair-uh-pace)    a shell or protective cover

Fri June 1st

INCIPIENT ( in - sip- ee- unt) beginning to appear or exist

Thurs may 31st

EXCRUCIATE (ex-croo-she-8) to inflict pain, to torture or severley irritate

Wed May 30th

CONSPECTUS   a sketch, survey or outline of a subject

Tue may 29th

LEVITY   lightness of manner, excessive frivolity

Fri May 25th

BENIGNANT (buh-nig-nunt)..kind, gracious, benificial

Thurs May 24th

MORDANT biting, caustic, or sarcastic

Wed may 23rd

ARTIFICE (art - uh - fiss) cleverness, trickery, craftiness

Tues May 222nd

DELECTATION (de-lek-tay-shun) great pleasure, delight, enjoyment

Mon May 21st

FURTIVE done secretly, sly, shifty or sneaky

Friday may 18th
PERMEATE (pur-mee-8) to spread or difuse, to pass through

Thurs May 17th

FLAGITIOUS (flaj-ish-us) discracefully or shamefully criminal

Wed May 16th

PENCHANT decided taste, or a strong liking

Tues May 15th

PROPENSITY   a natural inclination or tendancy

Mon May 14th

RENASCENT   springing or rising again, showing renewed vigor

Thurs May 10th

RUTILANT   (roo tuh-lent) having a reddish glow

Wed May 9th

CELERITY (suh-lair-it-tee) quick or swift, rapidity of motion

Tues may 8th

QUIESCENT (kwee-es-ent) a state of being still, at rest or inactive

Mon May 7th

SUPERVENE (super-veen)...to occur afterwards, something additional

Fri May 4th

BRACKISH     salty or distasteful
Thurs May 3rd

OMNIPOTENT   infinate power, unlimited authority
Wed May 2nd

INSENSATE (in-sen-sayt) lacking sensation, awareness or feeling

Tues May 1st

DONNYBROOK , a brawl or heated dispute

Mon April 30th

WIZENED (wise-und) dried, shriveled,

Fri April 27th

BEQUEATH   bee-kweeth) to dispose of, pass on or hand down

Wed april 25th

WASTRELL (way-strull) one who squanders money, or a good for nothing

Tue april 24th

CAPACIOUS (kap-ay-shus) roomy or spacious

Fri April 20th

DISCONCERT (dis-kon-sert) to disturb, or confuse

Thurs April 19th

CORUSCATE (kor-us-skate) to give off or reflect light, to sparkle

Wed April 18th

ELDRITCH ..strange, wierd, eerie

Fri April 13th

SCAPEGRACE  a reckless, unpricipled wild person

Thurs April 12th

OBSTREPEROUS stubbornly defiant, unruly

Wed April 11th

EPHEMERON (e-femmer-on) short lived or of no long lasting significance

Tues April 10th

ATELIER ( attel-yay) a workshop or studio

Mon April 9th

IRASCIBLE (ear-ass-ible) prone to anger, easily provoked

Fri April 6th

INTROSPECTION self examination, looking inward.

Thurs April 5th

IMPEDIMENT obstruction, hindrance or obstical

Wed April 4th

DISTRAIT ( dis-tray) divided or withdrawn in attention, especially because of anxiety

Tues April 3rd

INVIDIOUS (in-viddy-us) to provoke envy, resentment or ill will

Mon April 2nd

ARRIVISTE (ar-ree-veest) a person who attained success or wealth, but not respect, an upstart

Fri March 30th

DIABLERIE (dee-ab-le-ree) black magic or sorcery

Thurs March 29th

EXPEDITIOUS   acting with speed and efficiency

Wed march 28th

CANOROUS    richly melodious, pleasant sounding

Tues March 27th

STYGIAN       dark and dismal

Mon march 26th

INDELIBLE   . that cannot be removed , erased, or washed away

Fri march 23rd

DERACINATE (dur-rass-in-8) to uproot or displace

Thurs March 22nd

FELICITOUS ( fuh-lis-it-us) suitably applied or expressed, happy, delightful

Wed march 21st

ESURIENT (ee-sur-ee-unt)   hungry, or greedy

Tues march 20th

ENSORCELL (to enchant or bewitch)

Mon March 19th

TACITURN ( tass-it-turn) habitually silent, not inclined to talk

Fri. March 16th

TROUNCED
To beat or thrash severely

Thurs. March 15th

BENIGNANT (Be nig nant)
Kind, gracious, favorable or mild

Wed. March 14th

RAPSCALLION (Rap - Scall-ion)
A real rascal!

Tues March 13th

EFFULLGENT (Ef-full-gent)
Shining brilliantly, radiant or splended.

Mon March 12th

MENDACIOUS (men-DAY-shuhs)
Given to deception or falsehood; lying or untruthful.

Fri Mar 9th

INVETERATE (firmly established, deep rooted)

Thur Mar 8th

EXCORIATE (to denounce, or critizize severley )

Wed Mar 7th

EQUIVOCATE (ee-kwiv-o-kate) to deliberatley mislead, or to avoid commiting oneself to anything definate

Tues Mar 6th

HYPERBOLE (hi-pur-bolee) extravigant exaggeration

Mon Mar 5th

GREGARIOUS (seeking and enjoying the company of others)

Fri Mar 2nd

EXIGUOUS (ex-zig-you-us) meager or insufficient

Thurs Mar 1st

PRESENTIMENT (a sense of something will or is about to happen)

Wed Feb 28th

COMMENSURATE (equal in measure, proportionate)

Tues Feb 27th

EMBLAZON ( to decorate in glaring colours, display pompously)

Mon. Feb 26th

PUTATIVE (commonly thought or deemed)

Fri Feb 23rd

INGENUOUS (childlike simplicity, innocent, or naive)

Thurs feb 22nd

CONTUMELY (rudeness or rough treatment, scornful insolence)

Wed Feb 21st

EXECRABLE (ek-sih-kruh-bull)..extremely bad or inferior

Tues feb 20th

PREVARICATE to depart from or evade the truth

Mon Feb 19th

TORTUOUS..(tor-chew-us) not straightforward, devious

Fri Feb 16th

PESTIFEROUS (bothersome, trooublesome, annoying

Thurs feb 15th

CONCATENATION..(kon-cat-un-ation) linked together, chained, or succession

Wed. Feb 14th

PERQUISITE (per-quiz-it) A benefit to a salary or wage, a gratuity or tip for service

Mon Feb 12th

PLEBEIAN (pleb-e-un) Vulgar, crude or common in nature or manner

Fri Feb 9, 2007

PEDANTIC - (peh-dan-tic) Overly concerned with details.

Thurs feb 8th

SENTIENT..(sen-she-unt).....experiencing sensation, or conscious

Wed. February 7, 2007

PROPINQUITY - Nearness in place, proximity or Nearness in relation or kinship.

Tues. February 6, 2007

OLEAGINOUS - Resembling or having the properties of Oil, Containing or producing oil.

Fri. February 2, 2007

PELLUCID - Transparent, clear, or easily understandable

Thurs. February 1, 2007

PREPONDERATE - To exceed in weight or to exceed in influence or power

Wed. January 31, 2007

DEIPNOSOPHIST - Someone who is skilled at table talk

Tues. January 30, 2007

AGRESTIC - Pertaining to fields, country, or something that is rustic

Mon. January 29, 2007

MEPHITIC - Offensive to the smell, noxious, or poisonous

January 26, 2007

CONTUMACIOUS - Stubbornly disobedient, willfully defiant

January 25, 2007

PROSAIC - Unimaginative, dull or common place

January 24, 2007

PERSPICACITY - accuteness of perception

January 23, 2007

EGREGIOUS - conspicuously bad or offensive

INVETERATE (firmly established, deep rooted)EXCORIATE (to denounce, or critizize severley )EQUIVOCATE (ee-kwiv-o-kate) to deliberatley mislead, or to avoid commiting oneself to anything definateHYPERBOLE (hi-pur-bolee) extravigant exaggerationGREGARIOUS (seeking and enjoying the company of others)EXIGUOUS (ex-zig-you-us) meager or insufficientPRESENTIMENT (a sense of something will or is about to happen)COMMENSURATE (equal in measure, proportionate)EMBLAZON ( to decorate in glaring colours, display pompously)PUTATIVE (commonly thought or deemed)INGENUOUS (childlike simplicity, innocent, or naive)CONTUMELY (rudeness or rough treatment, scornful insolence)EXECRABLE (ek-sih-kruh-bull)..extremely bad or inferior to depart from or evade the truthTORTUOUS..(tor-chew-us) not straightforward, deviousPESTIFEROUS (bothersome, trooublesome, annoyingCONCATENATION..(kon-cat-un-ation) linked together, chained, or successionPERQUISITE (per-quiz-it) A benefit to a salary or wage, a gratuity or tip for servicePLEBEIAN (pleb-e-un) Vulgar, crude or common in nature or mannerPEDANTIC - (peh-dan-tic) Overly concerned with details.SENTIENT..(sen-she-unt).....experiencing sensation, or consciousPROPINQUITY - Nearness in place, proximity or Nearness in relation or kinship.OLEAGINOUS - Resembling or having the properties of Oil, Containing or producing oil.PELLUCID - Transparent, clear, or easily understandablePREPONDERATE - To exceed in weight or to exceed in influence or powerDEIPNOSOPHIST - Someone who is skilled at table talkAGRESTIC - Pertaining to fields, country, or something that is rusticMEPHITIC - Offensive to the smell, noxious, or poisonousCONTUMACIOUS - Stubbornly disobedient, willfully defiantPROSAIC - Unimaginative, dull or common place - accuteness of perceptionJanuary 23, 2007 - conspicuously bad or offensive to conspire sharp isharp, n

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PET OF THE WEEK

Wednesday 08-20-2008 1:41pm ET

~Daisy~

Daisy is a French lop who recently came to the Humane Society after being surrendered by her owner. Daisy is somewhat shy in her temporary bunny home at the HSGD, but when she is out for exercise time, she likes to run, kick and relax. Coming from an uncertain environment, it may take Daisy a little while to come out of her shell, so she’ll need a home where she can play and get comfortable. Please stop in today and ask to spend time with Daisy today!

Click Here for information about the Humane Society of Dayton.