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(adjective) of a kind likely to induce sleep / (adjective) inclined to or heavy with sleep; drowsy / (adjective) sleepy

2

Somnolent gentlemanly English firms were sucked into American food conglomerates

—p.2 Children of the Revolution (1) by Elizabeth Young
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Somnolent gentlemanly English firms were sucked into American food conglomerates

—p.2 Children of the Revolution (1) by Elizabeth Young
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(an English word, derived from Middle French) a fellow member of a profession

16

Ellis and his youthful confrères

—p.16 Children of the Revolution (1) by Elizabeth Young
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Ellis and his youthful confrères

—p.16 Children of the Revolution (1) by Elizabeth Young
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(noun) an intervening space

27

a revealing interstice in the early eighties

am i ever going to learn how to pronounce this word?

—p.27 Vacant Possession (21) by Elizabeth Young
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a revealing interstice in the early eighties

am i ever going to learn how to pronounce this word?

—p.27 Vacant Possession (21) by Elizabeth Young
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under erasure: a strategic philosophical device originally developed by Martin Heidegger; involves the crossing out of a word within a text, but allowing it to remain legible and in place; used extensively by Jacques Derrida in his philosophy of deconstruction to signify that a word is "inadequate yet necessary"

50

The teenage dread is not so much dramatized (as with Caulfield or Sport) but is, to borrow Jacques Derrida's phrase, sous rature -- as though the very presence of the idea owrks only to emphasize the extent to which it should be absent.

—p.50 Psychodrama: Qu'est-ce que c'est? (43) by Graham Caveney
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The teenage dread is not so much dramatized (as with Caulfield or Sport) but is, to borrow Jacques Derrida's phrase, sous rature -- as though the very presence of the idea owrks only to emphasize the extent to which it should be absent.

—p.50 Psychodrama: Qu'est-ce que c'est? (43) by Graham Caveney
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fey (en)

(adjective) fated to die; doomed / (adjective) marked by a foreboding of death or calamity / (adjective) able to see into the future; visionary / (adjective) marked by an otherworldly air or attitude / (adjective) crazy touched / (adjective) excessively refined; precious / (adjective) quaintly unconventional; campy

75

His fey charm and classic good looks

on Michael Chabon

—p.75 French Kissing in the USA (75) by Graham Caveney
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His fey charm and classic good looks

on Michael Chabon

—p.75 French Kissing in the USA (75) by Graham Caveney
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(adjective) of or resembling Proteus in having a varied nature or ability to assume different forms / (adjective) displaying great diversity or variety; versatile

80

the transcendent nature of sex -- its opportunities for cross-cultural communication, its ability to rise above the specifics of language and embrace the universal with its protean physicality

—p.80 French Kissing in the USA (75) by Graham Caveney
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the transcendent nature of sex -- its opportunities for cross-cultural communication, its ability to rise above the specifics of language and embrace the universal with its protean physicality

—p.80 French Kissing in the USA (75) by Graham Caveney
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(adjective) lacking nutritive value / devoid of significance or interest; dull / naive, simplistic, and superficial

99

(noun) strong desire / (noun) sexual desire

149

Isadora Wing, ragingly concupiscent

—p.149 Library of the Ultravixens (142) by Elizabeth Young
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Isadora Wing, ragingly concupiscent

—p.149 Library of the Ultravixens (142) by Elizabeth Young
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(noun) construction (as of a sculpture or a structure of ideas) achieved by using whatever comes to hand / (noun) something constructed in this way

196

the knowing devices of postmodernism, as bricolage

—p.196 Silence, Exile and Cunning (194) by Elizabeth Young
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the knowing devices of postmodernism, as bricolage

—p.196 Silence, Exile and Cunning (194) by Elizabeth Young
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