Truculent

[Daggers]

Here you go Alex...

"What the hell is truculent anyway?"

[lildave3]

Seems like some awful American Lorry Hire firm to me.

[Nationwider]

The only time I ever remember anyone ever using the word truculent was the judge in the Morrissey vs Rourke/Joyce thingy. No prizes for guessing who earned the title.

[Alexikokopops]

That's not even a word.

[The People's Hero]

I'd describe Alex more as succulent to be honest.

[davieG]

I had a teacher in junior school that used it a lot, mind you I've matured quite a bit since then.

[Zingari]

Seems like some awful American Lorry Hire firm to me.

or a chinese truck rental maybe

[Ultra]

The only time I ever remember anyone ever using the word truculent was the judge in the Morrissey vs Rourke/Joyce thingy. No prizes for guessing who earned the title.

I think most people would be if they were being sued for £1m by ex-colleagues of lesser talent.

[cisono]

I'd describe Alex more as succulent to be honest.

uh oh

[Bryn]

I got this in my Year 11 report :: I'm told it means unwilling to ask for help. Which does not meet the dictionary definition now I've read it, who said teachers were smart eh?

[cisono]

I got this in my Year 11 report : : I'm told it means unwilling to ask for help. Which does not meet the dictionary definition now I've read it, who said teachers were smart eh?

Teachers are smart. They got you to learn one new word. In your spare time.

And you didn't even notice!!!

[Asha]

I got this in my Year 11 report : : I'm told it means unwilling to ask for help. Which does not meet the dictionary definition now I've read it, who said teachers were smart eh?

That's always my norm. You just look like a boffin if you ask for help. I always let miss come to me.

[Nationwider]

I think most people would be if they were being sued for £1m by ex-colleagues of lesser talent.

I don't think anyone came out of that little episode with their reputations intact.