Reply With QuoteWhat does it mean? It sounds horrible, is it an attempt to cover the fact she's stupid or what?
Palin defends made-up word 'refudiate'
Palin defends made-up word 'refudiate'
By QMI Agency
Sarah Palin is no William Shakespeare. Or maybe she is.
According to the former U.S. vice-presidential candidate, her newly created word – 'refudiate' – is her contribution to the “living language.”
“Shakespeare liked to coin new words too,” she said.
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What does it mean? It sounds horrible, is it an attempt to cover the fact she's stupid or what?
Mongoloid...
The hallmarks of a Great President already.
Most likely.Originally Posted by Wahnsinn
But she is hot, so who cares (at least I think so)?
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Leave Sarah alone!!!
And according to this very forum her treasure chest points to Washington (which, at her age, is something of a feat. Most women her age I know tend to point towards Australia).
Sarah as Golda in 20 years?
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/refudiate
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Hmm, lets see if we can offer some conjoinications to 'refudiate.'
Refudiates
Refudiated
Refudiating
Refudiatitry
Refudify
Refudiatation
Oooo, I like the last two ...
"Don't mess with me or I'll refudify your whole premise."
"The refudiatation of Palin as a viable presidential candidate in 2012 has been complete."
FFS, what a waste of server use.
If she can get refudiate, then I want my daughter's word in there too - Pubertify.
Refudiate; verb - to appear as thick as two short planks but to be too obstinate to admit so; alt;to be cheerfully and arrogantly responsible for the death of the English language
And yet here you are, wasting it even moreThanks for contributing nothing of value.
She's the Don King of politics.
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