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LIST 8. Repugnant—adj. . extremely distasteful to one's senses or principles. The leftovers from two weeks ago were totally repugnant with mold and slime growing all over it. REPUGNANT !!!. Ubiquitous Chef Talks About Food, Love, Baseball, Love, the Restaurant Biz -- and Love.
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Repugnant—adj. extremely distasteful to one's senses or principles The leftovers from two weeks ago were totally repugnant with mold and slime growing all over it.
Ubiquitous Chef Talks About Food, Love, Baseball, Love, the Restaurant Biz -- and Love
Ubiquitous—adj. being or appearing to be in all places at the same time The biggest annoyance with summer is the ubiquitous mosquitoes.
Prolific computer hacker gets 13 years in prison Friday, February 12, 2010 By TorstenOve, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette One of the most prolific computer hackers in U.S. history was sentenced this morning to 13 years in federal prison for stealing nearly 2 million credit card numbers in a wire fraud case that cost banks an estimated $86 million.
Prolific—adj. creating new works or ideas in abundance; productive Stephen King has been a prolific writer having written hundreds of books.
Benign—adj. of a kind or gentle nature; not harmful The neighbor’s dog was big but very benign and would never hurt anyone.
Eclectic—adj. consisting of a wide variety Harold had an eclectic collection of music ranging from country to rock to jazz and hip hop.
"AgynessDeyn had to take the crown. Her influentially eclectic look, trailblazing ability to segue between style personalities and pure fashion nous has had us captivated for months." Quite. However, one notably absent face from the top ten list is the ubiquitous fashion maven Kate Moss who has lost out to American actresses and other Brit models. I'm equally pleased and disappointed by choices that made the top ten, I have to say. What do you reckon? And are you surprised by the lack of our usual go-to Brit fashion icon the list? __________