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coruscate: to flash or sparkle. Richard Armitage as Harry Kennedy in The Vicar of Dibley. Source: RichardArmitageNet.com
I’ve never heard this word spoken.
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Oddly, I have.
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Another one I didn’t know the meaning of. And I thought I was well educated 🙄 I do love that flash!
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I can’t decide if I have or not. 🤓🙄
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Enter “meansRichard” and increase your vocabulary. Love it. Although that is one word I did know the meaning of. But this is so enjoyable.
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love the ‘love words’ series 🙂 and this one is a particular favourite of mine, have actually used it! But it’s more common in my own tongue what with the Latin origin and all
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You do sparkle, Richard!
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