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	<title>Great words... that you actually use</title>
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	<description>What are some interesting, uncommon &quot;vocabulary&quot; words that you use regularly or semi-regularly? I have a serviceable but unremarkable vocabulary.  I look up unfamiliar words when I come across them and I subscribe to a word-of-the-day email, but I&apos;ve found that I tend to forget new words if I don&apos;t use them in writing or conversation.  And as fun as it is to learn new words for trivia&apos;s sake, I&apos;d rather learn words that will help me communicate, not just make me look like a smartypants.  (&lt;em&gt;Floccinaucinihilipilification&lt;/em&gt; is practically worthless, and I see no reason to use &lt;em&gt;defenestrate&lt;/em&gt; when &quot;throw out the window&quot; works fine.)&lt;br&gt;
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In expanding my own working vocabulary, I&apos;ve started to wonder what lesser-known words other people find useful, figuring they&apos;d probably be good words for me to know, too.  So I&apos;m looking for words that not many people might know, but that you have found worth knowing &#8211; words that have successfully made their way from the word-of-the-day lists to your own speech or writing, words that you&apos;re glad you&apos;ve learned.&lt;br&gt;
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Thanks in advance!</description>
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