Being a fantasy writer, I use this word a lot, either within the story itself or in my outlines/character descriptions.
Pronounced as ih-THEER-ee-ul\ it means:
Scaramouch. What a funny word. Pronounced SKAIR-uh-moosh, it means:
1. a cowardly buffoon
2. a rascal, scamp
Sentence using the word: “That scaramouch, Mundungus Fletcher, can’t be trusted!”
This word has a very ‘fantasy’ feel to it. I think I’ll use it in my Chronicles of Fallhollow saga. Yes, yes. It will do just fine. Hey, if Queen can use it… *wink*
Happy Friday! 🙂
Hi guys:
Just wanted to pop in and say hello and let you know the editing is going along slow, but well. I do have a couple of posts planned for next week, especially on the 21st and 22nd (don’t want to miss either one). Until then, I’ve decided to do a word of the day to keep your minds nimble and quick. I hope you enjoy these until I can get back into my regular blog posts. You guys are awesome for hanging in there with me. Thank you so, so much.
Okay. Here’s the word of the day:
belletristic – bel-li-TRIS-tik \ (adjective)
Definition (from Dictionary.com):
1. literature regarded as a fine art, especially as having a purely aesthetic function.
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