Words of the day 11/4

Succinct: Lincoln's succinct speech "Gettysburg Adress" lasted 2 minutes.

Facade: The fornt of a building is also called facade.

Words of the day 8/4

Elucidate: Without Lisa elucidating the homework in math for me, I'd be lost!
Acquiescence: The Acquiescence of my parents for me to go to Ireland made me happy!

Words of the day 4/6

Sundry: Sundry topics are written about in the personal narratives.

Begrudge: Everyone begrudges Natalie Portman for being so beautiful.

Words of the day 4/4/11

Venerable: Don Hather is due to the things he did in his past and his age a venerable man.
Uncouth: It'd do good for some people to shut their uncouth mouth.

Words of the day 4/1

Subpoena: Some people could deserve a subpoena for all the crap they're doing.
Fey: Jake says he's fey. He thinks he can predict the future. Apparently he can't.

Vocabwords 3/31

#1 subpoena: noun; a writ ordering a person to attend a court
#2 fey: adjective; giving an impression of vague unworldliness
#3 venerable: adjective; accorded a great deal of respect, esp. because of age, wisdom, or character
#4 uncouth: adjective; lacking good manners, refinement, or grace
#5 sundry: adjective; of various kinds; several
#6 begrudge: verb;  envy (someone) the possession or enjoyment of (something)
#7 elucidate: verb; make (something) clear; explain
#8 acquiescene: noun; acceptation of something reluctantly but without protest
#9 succinct: adjective; briefly and clearly expressed
#10 facade: noun; face (front) of a building

Act 4&5 headlines

Act4 Sc1: conflict of interests
         Sc2: Good looking death
         Sc3: drink of unlucky fate
         Sc4: needless preparations
         Sc5: mourning, mourning, mourning

Act 5 Sc1: My love is dead. So I'm going to die too!
          Sc2: Friar's epic fail
          Sc3: After death, you live in harmony