May
Word of the Week: bloviate
Yes, yes, yes, I know…I’m late with this post. But here’s the good news–I’ve written the rough draft of 53 pages of my book. At least I think that’s good news.
Last week’s WOW was agon. Merriam-Webster says that agon means the dramatic conflict between the chief characters in a literary work. The DD was right on target with her guess that it had to do with fighting!
This week’s WOW is bloviate. Here are my guesses for it:
bloviate (ˈblō-vē-ˌāt) 1. what happens to your insides when you realize you’ve just blown it 2. a former Soviet 3. inflating something, preferably not your ego
What’s your guess for bloviate? Comment below to see if you are right next week!
Wednesday’s Post: Interior Door Staining…
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TALKING THAT IS A LOT OF HOT AIR. GOING ON AND ON IN A PONTIFICAL MANNER.
GOING ON ENDLESSLY TALKING WITH HOT AIR. CONFUSED OBFUSCATING SPEECH
Ha. Ha. I can tell you never watched Bill O’Reilly on Fox News….a favorite word of the bloviator himself.
I try not to…lol.