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Blogs > Likes2Flirt37 > Flirty's little corner

Word of the day  

Likes2Flirt37 55F
852 posts
9/9/2013 11:40 pm

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9/10/2013 7:56 am
Word of the day

Today's word is NOCUOUS.

Nocuous [NAH-kyuh-wus] adjective: harmful

Example:
It wasn't until he got drunk that his nocuous behavior came around but she knew better and after it happened twice she hit the road leaving him in her dust.

Did you know?
You are probably more familiar with the adjective "innocuous," meaning "harmless," than with its antonymous relative "nocuous." Both "nocuous" and "innocuous" have immediate Latin predecessors: "nocuus" and "innocuus." (The latter combines "nocuus" with the negative prefix "in-.") Both words can also be traced back to the Latin verb "nocēre," meaning "to harm." Other "nocēre" descendants in English include "innocent" and "nocent" (which also means "harmful"). "Nuisance" (which originally meant, and still can mean, "a harm or injury") is a more distant relative. "Nocuous" is one of the less common "nocēre" descendants, but it does turn up occasionally.

Monday you suck ass! I hope you fall off the calender by next week and I never see you again! I hope y'all had a better day than I did.

IFAIECGECI 37M
47 posts
9/9/2013 11:45 pm

 THANK YOU TEACHER...........I AM VERY NOCUOUS ON BED...........BEWARE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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