Sep 22, 2011
Procumbent
having stems that trail along the ground without putting down roots
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Procumbent
having stems that trail along the ground without putting down roots
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Part two of my words for the week. From my generous Wordsmith subscription:
Procumbent
adjective: 1. Lying face down; prone; prostrate. 2. Of a plant: Growing along the ground without putting new roots.
usage: "You could lie procumbent on the beach, spot whales and dolphins at some remote shore or daydream of nasty officemates tripping and falling into that lovely volcano." Aloha Tales; American Theatre (New York); May 2004.
Inosculate
verb tr., intr.: To join or unite.
usage: "The frozen images of delicate leaves and inosculating branches. The still street, the black windows of the other houses! What a time to be awake!" Stephen C Sutcliffe; Atom; Writer's Showcase Press; 2002.
Gasconade
noun: Boastful talk. verb intr.: To boast extravagantly.
usage: "Stanley Hauerwas's explanation is not appreciated in an era of instant broadcast and electronic gasconade."
Irony at UVa; The Richmond Times-Dispatch (Virginia); Aug 2, 2010.
The first batch of words can be found here:
http://inthepinkofthemode.tumblr.com/post/2940445838/this-weeks-words-a-word-a-day
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