It is Vocabulary Time Part II. The First edition can be found here.
de·fal·cate (dÄ-făl‘kÄt‘, -fôl‘-, dÄ•f‘É™l-)
intr.v., -cat·ed, -cat·ing, -cates.To misuse funds; embezzle.
Dac·tyl·on·o·my
n.[Gr. da`ktylos finger + no`mos law, distribution.]
The art of numbering or counting by the fingers.re·cru·desce (rÄ“‘krÅ«-dÄ•s‘)
intr.v., -desced, -desc·ing, -desc·es.To break out anew or come into renewed activity, as after a period of quiescence.
vi·del·i·cet (vÄ-dÄ•l’Ä-sÄ•t’, vÄ«-, wÄ-dÄ’lÄ-kÄ•t’) pronunciation
adv. (Abbr. viz.)That is; namely. Used to introduce examples, lists, or items.
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There’s got to be some great pun on the horizon paired with “defecate”….
Have at it.
de·fal·cate
To misuse funds; embezzle.
There’s got to be some great pun on the horizon paired with “defecate”….
Jack, she already does.
Michael,
She sounds like a joy. Pretty soon she’ll be running the house.
Benning,
I’ll work hard to find more that are new.
videlicet is the only word new to me! Never heard it before.
My older daughter (she’s 4 1/2) is an excellent dactylonomist.