SUPREME WORD OF THE DAY: VITUPERATE

SUPREME WORD OF THE DAY:

 VITUPERATE

PRONOUNCIATION: vi-TOO-puh-rayt, -TYOO-, vi-)

MEANING: (verb tr.,) intr.: To use harsh or abusive language.

ETYMOLOGY: 

From Latin vituperare (to blame), from vitium (fault) + parare (to make or prepare). Earliest documented use: 1542.

USAGE:

"In debate, Thaddeus Stevens vituperates with relish --You fatuous 

nincompoop, you unnatural noise! -- at foes of the 13th amendment."
Roy Blount; Mr. Lincoln Goes to Hollywood; Smithsonian (Washington, DC); Nov 2012.  Wordsmith.org

Lady Supreme!!!!