inebriating

intoxication; sometimes exciting

Katie was becoming inebriating annoying.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008

venerable

worthy of respect or reverence by reason of age and dignity, character, or position

My grandma is venerable, and deserved respect from my friends.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008

matriarchal

a woman who rules her family or tribe

The leader was a matriarchal. A beastly one at that.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008

encroach

approaching or intruding, especially in a gradual or sneaking way; advancing beyond customary limits.

She began to encroach on Marisas sandwich. But marisa caught her in time.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008

seigneur

lords or nobles, alternate spelling of seigniors.

King Laroid was a seigneur in England.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008

seignior

lord or noble, alternate spelling of seigneurs.

McArthur was hardly a seignior.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008

inured

made accostomed to something difficult or painful

She was around it so long she inured it.

by Morgan tee January 28, 2008