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Hi friends,
I believe it’s time for another round. Today’s WOD is sure to wow, and is rapidly becoming one of my favorites: Impecunious.
Impecunious, an adjective derived from a Latin word for wealth, means lacking in money. My perception of this particular word is that it indicates a state of being penniless, whereas a word like destitute would describe the trait of being poor. Thus, you could be impecunious one day and have pockets full of cash the next, but without a major change in your net worth.
A Warn of Wording: “You know, Ronald, an impecunious mooch does not a considerate companion make,” Henrietta teased, reaching thriftily for her wallet.
Well I guess Ronald’s in the dog house tonight.
Rocks,
-Eric
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