Guess: Someone who is british and uses his money very poorly.
I think the definition of bucolic is someone who posseses a phobia of brocolli.
The actual definition of bucolic is of or relating to the plesent aspects of the countryside and country life. I think the definition of bibliomania is a large collection of books.
The actual definition of bibliomania is passionate enthusiasm for collecting and posessing books. I think the definition of si,ulacrum is an object that is a copy of something else but contains the same ammount of importance.
The actual definition of simulacrum is an image or representation of someone or something. I think the definition of atticism is the unnatural fear of attics.
The actual definition of atticism is an attachment to Athens or to the style, customs, etc., of Athens. I think the definition of panoply is a item used to help a person play the piano.
The actual definition of panoply is a group or collection that is impressive beacause it's so big or because it includes so many different kinds of people or things. I think the definition of nonevent is an event so boring that it was disreguarded as something that happened in history.
The actual definition of nonevent is a dissapointing or insignificant event or occasion, especially one that was intended to be exciteing or interesting. I think the definition of collywobbles are things that seem out of place. British slang.
The actual definition of collywobbles is stomach pain or queasiness; intense anxiety or nervousness, especially with stomach queasiness. I think the definition of magnilopuent is to be someone that is spontainous and specatular as his or her occupation or hobby. More of a show-off.
The actual definition of magniloquent is using high-flown or bombastic language. I think the definition of variorum is to be a person that derives from the regular path.
The actual definition of variorum is having notes by various editors or commentators. |
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