Splendiferous

Original Sentence:

"Splendiferous," Flem supplied for her. "You look like your ready to take the world on."

Suffix: Er - comparative

Guessed Definition: Beautiful or impressive

Actual Defintion

Different Forms of the Word:

Splendid

Splendor

Splendiferously

Splendiferousness

Entomology: The original word splendorifer is from Medieval Latin. Nobody used the word until it was reborn in 1843. The word splendorifer is from Western Europe. The word splendorifer means brilliant, gorgeous, appearance.

Sentence Definition: When someone is using the word Splendiferous they are usually talking about something beautiful or impressive.

Model Sentences:

“Some of Washington’s activism and campaigning was the benefit of his splendiferous vocabulary.”

“When Rob and I work together, we have a sound that’s splendiferous.”

“Forget about the plot: ask your heroine to pose in splendiferous outfits; crank up the Stones, the Zombies, the Clash, or Doris Day; and, woof, there’s your movie.”