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pococurante

[poh-koh-koo-ran-tee, -rahn-, -kyoo-, paw-kaw-koo-rahn-te] / ˌpoʊ koʊ kʊˈræn ti, -ˈrɑn-, -kyʊ-, ˌpɔ kɔ kuˈrɑn tɛ /




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Learning the meanings of the words they will be asked to spell—vivisepulture, succedaneum, pococurante, cymotrichous, guetapens—won’t make these children any smarter, more driven, or more appreciative of language and education than they already are.

From Slate

Like a kamikaze on a luge, he has a pococurante knack for creating a promiscuous fracas among his young rivals.

From Time

Learning the meanings of the words they will be asked to spell—vivisepulture, succedaneum, pococurante, cymotrichous, guetapens—won’t make these children any smarter, more driven, and more appreciative of language and education than they already are.

From Slate

Pococurante, pō-kō-kōō-ran′te, n. a careless or inattentive person.—ns.

From Project Gutenberg

Accordingly, Candide and his friend Martin went in a gondola on the Brenta, and arrived at the palace of the noble Pococurante.

From Project Gutenberg