Thanks, everyone, for playing another exciting round of Word of the Week. Now on to the definition!
From the Merriam-Webster: Fulgurant means flashing like lightning. Keep that in mind as you read the winning entry, from JustineDell:
"When the man who bumped into her grocery cart gave her (a) fulgurant laugh, she almost smacked him."
Ah, so many ways to interpret one small sentence:)
Two points to JustineDell--and one to Myrna Foster, whose entry I had to puzzle over the longest to understand ("I'm not going to give you the full 'grr' rant, but there are days when I think telemarketing should be illegal").
Thanks again for playing. Have a great weekend!
Sweet! I got a point for having the most obnoxious entry. ;)
ReplyDeleteI've only ever heard fulgurant used as an adjective for pain. Thanks for teaching me something new!
Oh, I missed it! I planned on playing when I read the post in google reader. Just forgot about it by the time I finished reading my back log of blogs.
ReplyDeleteI think this is one down side to google reader--no way to comment from that screen.
Awesome! Thanks! After I did my sentence, I looked it up...and totally laughed ;-)
ReplyDeleteI like this game.
~JD
Myrna, way to be obnoxious:)
ReplyDeleteCharity, sorry you missed out this time. I didn't realize Google reader was that way.
JustineDell, thanks for making ME laugh.