Word 241: Harangue
While appearing in the pageants, I was required to learn haranguey speeches with big words in them, like “totalitarianism.”
harangue (n) : a loud bombastic declamation expressed with strong emotion [syn: rant, ranting] – Earl Pomerantz: Summer Time - An Introduction
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Huomasin muuten sattumalta RSS-lukijassa, että tämä on oikeasti jo #241, #237:aa on nimittäin kaksi. :)
Jussi
01.07.2008 klo 22:15
Ohos, se on kopipeistaajalle tullut erhe. Korjataanpa.
OlliS
01.07.2008 klo 23:09