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Some words just don't mean anything like what they appear they might. Fugacious, Meriam Webster's Word of the Day for July 5th, is a perfect example of such a word. Before you click the link to see what it means, Add a Comment and tell me your guess. :-)
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Comment from jjshea on 7/11/2003
fugacious= full of fragmented unrecoginizable gigabit accounts containing irregular overloaded universal scripts...or is that just my brain on php, c#, asp.net, actionscript, and javascript?
My vote would be it is your brain. :-) ~Angela
Comment from Paul on 7/10/2003
er...The feeling one has after attending a concert put on by 60's psychedelic band The Fugs?
Yes! Good one Paul. :-) ~Angela
Comment from Bill Horvath on 7/5/2003
Fugacious:
1. To have a fuggish quality
2. SuperKalaFragalisticExpiAlFugacious
Use in a sentence: Here is my beautiful friend. Her name is "Acious". Wouldn't you like to Fugacious?
ROTFLMAO :-) I almost didn't approve this, only because I want other people to add their comments. Let's see if anyone can top your response! :-) ~Angela