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Crapulent

By: sciguy18
Written on December 14th, 2012
At first glance, this may seem to be some type of scatological reference. In reality, it is an adjective that means to be sick from gross excess in drinking.

"After the annual pub crawl, Madge was left feeling more crapulent than ever."
By: sciguy18
Age: 51-55 , Male
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7 responses
  • Sylphy
    Sylphy

    Faerie bets Madge is having some scatological crap happening after coming from the pub...

    Dec 15, 2012
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  • HStoner
    HStoner

    I think I see the connection to the scatological though.

    Dec 14, 2012
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    • Sylphy
      Sylphy

      Bahaha...! So does faerie!

      Dec 15, 2012
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    • HStoner
      HStoner

      Great minds in the same gutter?

      Dec 15, 2012
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  • womaninbliss
    womaninbliss

    Love it! That was a new one on me ... love to learn new words **makes note** :)

    Dec 14, 2012
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    • sciguy18
      sciguy18

      Thanks. I imagine such activity might also give one the collywobbles...

      Dec 14, 2012
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    • womaninbliss
      womaninbliss

      ah yes, collywobbles ... that's not a new word for me ... having had the collywobbles many times ... that word was common currency in my house when I was a kid!

      Dec 14, 2012
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