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(adjective) of or indicative of a peevish ill-natured disposition, sickeningly unpleasant

31

She presented detailed testimony that I was "essentially a bilious individual," that "beneath a mask of jocularity, [I] had Schadenfreude written all over [my] face."

—p.31 by Mark Leyner
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She presented detailed testimony that I was "essentially a bilious individual," that "beneath a mask of jocularity, [I] had Schadenfreude written all over [my] face."

—p.31 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(adjective) mournful / (adjective) exaggeratedly or affectedly mournful / (adjective) dismal

35

perhaps already i've said too much on this lugubrious new year's eve, the goblets and demitasse cups piled so high as to obscure the faucet which drips

—p.35 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

perhaps already i've said too much on this lugubrious new year's eve, the goblets and demitasse cups piled so high as to obscure the faucet which drips

—p.35 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

lack of the usual social or ethical standards in an individual or group, which lessens social cohesion and fosters decline; popularized by French sociologist Émile Durkheim in his influential book Suicide

37

the lovesick mosquitos choose their mates haphazardly like the bleary-eyed anomic patrons of a west side singles bar

—p.37 by Mark Leyner
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the lovesick mosquitos choose their mates haphazardly like the bleary-eyed anomic patrons of a west side singles bar

—p.37 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(adjective) extremely loud

51

Don't flirt with the workmen! bellows a stentorian voice that rattles the china.

—p.51 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

Don't flirt with the workmen! bellows a stentorian voice that rattles the china.

—p.51 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

to walk or perform another act while asleep or in a sleeplike condition

53

flock somnambulantly to the local bar as if bitten by vampires

—p.53 by Mark Leyner
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flock somnambulantly to the local bar as if bitten by vampires

—p.53 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(relating to) a poem, speech, or song of lamentation, especially for the dead; dirge; funeral song.

69

oh amy, what threnody matters

—p.69 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

oh amy, what threnody matters

—p.69 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(psychoanalysis) the process of investment of mental or emotional energy in a person, object, or idea

79

When I whipped him gently with my sash, he made me say the cathected words. The cathected words! he'd beg.

—p.79 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

When I whipped him gently with my sash, he made me say the cathected words. The cathected words! he'd beg.

—p.79 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(noun) a frame of latticework used as a screen or as a support for climbing plants / (noun) a construction (as a summerhouse) chiefly of latticework / (noun) an arrangement that forms or gives the effect of a lattice / (verb) to provide with a trellis / (verb) to train (as a vine) on a trellis / (verb) to cross or interlace on or through; interweave

80

And in the late afternoon sun, the trellised balcony would throw a grid of shadow across his acne-covered hunchback.

—p.80 by Mark Leyner
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And in the late afternoon sun, the trellised balcony would throw a grid of shadow across his acne-covered hunchback.

—p.80 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(adjective) marked with small spots or patches contrasting with the background

80

The hood of my Hyundai is dappled with the morning dew.

—p.80 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

The hood of my Hyundai is dappled with the morning dew.

—p.80 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

(verb) to make a harsh cry / (verb) to protest or complain noisily

110

the caterwaul of two engines

—p.110 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago

the caterwaul of two engines

—p.110 by Mark Leyner
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10 months ago