Feronious
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Felonious Thelonius
A nickname given to the great jazz pianist Thelonius Monk due to the friendships he had with cultural rabble rousers like Allen Ginsberg and Timothy Leary.
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furocious
furrr-roh-shuhs
–adjective
1. furry, fur-like, fuzzy, animalistic in appearance with a tendency to act out in a wild, savage, and or fierce manor.
2. savagely brazen or bold, having a primal clarity in directive, as a wild beast, a person, action, function, or idea: a furocious exposition
3. intense or extreme: a furocious hunger
—Synonyms 1. ravenous, relentless, furvid, veracious
—Related forms
fur·o·cious·ly, adverb
fur·o·cious·ness, noun
–adjective
1. furry, fur-like, fuzzy, animalistic in appearance with a tendency to act out in a wild, savage, and or fierce manor.
2. savagely brazen or bold, having a primal clarity in directive, as a wild beast, a person, action, function, or idea: a furocious exposition
3. intense or extreme: a furocious hunger
—Synonyms 1. ravenous, relentless, furvid, veracious
—Related forms
fur·o·cious·ly, adverb
fur·o·cious·ness, noun
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