condescend (kandesend)
verb [ intrans. ]
show feelings of superiority; patronize.
ORIGIN Middle English (in the sense [give way, defer] ): from Old French condescendre, from ecclesiastical Latin condesendere, from con- "together" + descendere "descend"
Used in a sentence: Joey did not want Ross to get condescending about his money issues.
pedant (pednt)
noun
a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning.
ORIGIN late 16th cent.: from French pedant from Italien pedante, perhaps from the first element of Latin paedagogus
Used in a sentence: Joey was also upset because he did not need Ross to get pedantic about the cost of his furniture.
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-smellycat33
hey wat episode was that in?
ReplyDeletei think it was "the one where eddie won't go"
ReplyDeletedid you like my joke below?
which one? and i love that episode! good-bye you fruit drying psychopath!
ReplyDeletehahaha ya!
ReplyDeletethe joke with the dog and the telegram
the post title is "Summer Break, Balloons, and Telegrams"