interdictum

Noun, origin: Latin. Informally, a writ, decree or pronouncement by someone or some entity to another, to a group or to people generally - to a) do something, or b) abide by some rule or c) refrain from doing something, taboo/forbidden or d) formally require/ not require something. It is implied generally for strong or strict adherence; but may also sarcastically imply issuer pomposity when used in an informal setting.

The school principal issued the interdictum over the intercom that school bullying would not be tolerated and anyone in violation of that would be required to perform community service around the school grounds.

by wordscribe December 27, 2023

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indeed

adverb used by posh people to express enthusiasm during intercourse

"Oh good heavens"
"Indeed"

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indeedilydums

Adverb
In•dēd•ily•dums
Indeedilydums is used in the place of indeed, but for when you're feeling a lil cooky. generally it is used in conversation, rather than in writing. It can be used as an answer to a question. It can also be used in the place of yes, or absolutely. Or as a response to something (comment, statement, or declaration) indeedilydums is generally used as a one word reply.

•a reply to a question

"Hey did you bring the bread?". "Indeedilydums"

by DownWithJOJA January 23, 2024

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