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Guess what. Tomorrow is my last Vocabulary test for english. And you know what this means.
Despondent - Feeling or showing profound hopelessness, dejection, discouragement, or gloom.
Coerce - To compel by force, intimidation, or authority, especially without regard for individual desire or volition.
Mundane - Of or pertaining to this world or earth as contrasted with heaven; worldly; earthy. Common; ordinary; banal; unimaginative.
Crass - Without refinement, delicacy, or sensitivity; gross; obtuse; stupid.
Thank you orobas. I believe my iq has just ticked up a point. Now if I could just learn to use this in my daily conversation. 
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flibbertigibbet -
Definition:
a silly flighty person
Example:
"I was very good at being a girl and I'm not quite so good at being a woman. I was good at being quite flighty and dippy and a flibbertigibbet. But I don't feel so convincing as a responsible human being." Actress Emily Mortimer interviewed in The Telegraph, September 19, 2005
About the word:
Flibbertigibbet may have been coined to imitate the sound of idle chatter. The word first appeared in Middle English as flepergebet, and it has enjoyed a number of senses: gossip; chatterer; demon; imp. Shakespeare gave flibbertigibbet its current spelling, but the modern meaning only dates to the end of the 19th century.
Definition:
a silly flighty person
Example:
"I was very good at being a girl and I'm not quite so good at being a woman. I was good at being quite flighty and dippy and a flibbertigibbet. But I don't feel so convincing as a responsible human being." Actress Emily Mortimer interviewed in The Telegraph, September 19, 2005
About the word:
Flibbertigibbet may have been coined to imitate the sound of idle chatter. The word first appeared in Middle English as flepergebet, and it has enjoyed a number of senses: gossip; chatterer; demon; imp. Shakespeare gave flibbertigibbet its current spelling, but the modern meaning only dates to the end of the 19th century.
And learning is elementary!!!!!!!!!!! 
It's nice to know we have been a part of Orobas learning experience all those good grades!!!!!!!!!!
It's nice to know we have been a part of Orobas learning experience all those good grades!!!!!!!!!!
Good evening everyone!
Orobas better get great grades with all that studying and hard work going on!!!!!
Orobas better get great grades with all that studying and hard work going on!!!!!
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