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 | Oct 10, 2013This week's theme Insults This week's words furfuraceous pediculous xanthodontous pilgarlic fustilugs             A.Word.A.Daywith Anu Garg pilgarlic
 PRONUNCIATION: MEANING: 
noun: A bald-headed person.
 ETYMOLOGY: 
Literally peeled garlic, from pill (to peel) + garlic. Earliest documented
use: 1529.
 USAGE: 
"With his cherubic face, big blue eyes, pilgarlic pate, steel-rimmed
glasses, and shuffling gait, Horace Greeley looked more like a character
out of a Dickens novel than a presidential hopeful." Paul F. Boller Jr.; Presidential Campaigns; Oxford University Press; 2004. A THOUGHT FOR TODAY:A profound unmitigated loneliness is the only truth of life. -R.K. Narayan, writer (1906-2001) | 
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