Word of the Day for Thursday, July 29, 2010
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busticate \BUHS-ti-keyt\, verb:
busticate \BUHS-ti-keyt\, verb:
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To break into pieces.
To break into pieces.
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So, the question at hand is how do we busticate the behemoth government that the B.O. and his politburo are setting up?
--Spy Maker, JSA's Blog
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Busticate came into existence in the Northern United States during the 19th Century, as the common verb bust became wedded to the Latin root -icate. This phenomenon occurred across the U.S.; another example is the Southern coinage argufy.
Busticate came into existence in the Northern United States during the 19th Century, as the common verb bust became wedded to the Latin root -icate. This phenomenon occurred across the U.S.; another example is the Southern coinage argufy.
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