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Word of the day  

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8/26/2013 10:55 pm

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8/27/2013 10:47 pm
Word of the day

Today's word is ORGULOUS.

Orgulous [OR-gyuh-lus] adjective: proud, haughty

Example:
She was tired of the orgulous men she was meeting in the sports bar and decided to try a country western bar and see if she could find herself a cowboy and show him what a good ride was.

Did you know?
"In Troy, there lies the scene. From Isles of Greece / The princes orgulous, their high blood chaf'd, / Have to the port of Athens sent their ships." Thus Shakespeare began the Trojan War tale Troilus and Cressida, employing "orgulous," a colorful word first adopted in the 13th century from Anglo-French "orguillus." After the Bard's day, "orgulous" dropped from sight for 200 years; there is no record of its use until it was rejuvenated by the pens of Robert Southey and Sir Walter Scott in the early 1800s. Twentieth-century authors (including James Joyce and W.H. Auden) continued its renaissance, and it remains an elegant (if infrequent) choice for today's<b> writers.

</font></b>Pretty tired tonight and I have a job interview in the morning so I think I'm off to get some sleep tonight. Hope y'all had a good Monday

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