Today’s MarcoWord (Italian): Qui (Here)

Today’s MarcoWord (Italian): Qui. (KWEE) Here. Qui is my passport!”

Today’s MarcoWord (Italian): Oggi (Today)

Today’s MarcoWord (Italian): Oggi. (OHjee) TodayOggi is the first day of the rest of your life, so pay me back the money you owe me.”

Today’s MarcoWord (Italian): Ieri (Yesterday)

Today’s MarcoWord (Italian): Ieri. (eeYERee) YesterdayIeri, all my troubles seemed so far away.”

MarcoWord: Elezione

Yesterday’s MarcoWord (Italian): “elezione.” Election. “Whoa, dude that tea partier totally messed up the elezione.”

Deadword of the Day: Ensorcelled

Ensorcelled: Enchanted, bewitched, fascinated.

As in: Marco is ensorcelled by the ambiance of Halloween. Also generally terrified.

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c6/Spooky_halloween_candles_in_dark.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c6/Spooky_halloween_candles_in_dark.jpg

 

Deadword of the Day: Smittlish

Smittlish: Contagious.

As in: Don’t come any closer, I’m smittlish!

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/51/Ames_Hazmat_suit_03.jpg/634px-Ames_Hazmat_suit_03.jpg

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Deadword of the Day: Restial

Restial: A fee for burial within Church grounds, including a bell-tolling charge.

As in: The corpse was lucky he kept his restial with him at all times.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Wiertz_burial.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d3/Wiertz_burial.jpg

Ludicrous Latin: hilares sunt cameli

Camels are hilarious.
 

Deadword of the Day: Prinkle

Prinkle:  The sensation of hair standing on end.

As in: I can definitely feel the prinkle.
 

Deadword of the Day: Ugsum

Ugsum: Another great alternative to “terrible”.

As in: It has been a terrible, horrible, ugsum, very bad day.

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