Brusquerie (noun)
brusquerie [broo s-kuh-ree; French bryskuh-ree]

noun
1. abruptness and bluntness in manner; brusqueness.


Origin: 1770–75; < French brusque “brusque” + -erie -ery

Now YOU come up with a sentence (or fic? or graphic?) that best illustrates the word.

If you're on DW you likely already know, but there's a fun little low-pressure (no-pressure) writing challenge there each January.

You can find The Snowflake Challenge here if you'd like to take a look: Fifteen days of reasons to fire up the keyboard and think out loud on electronic paper...

"I've got so many mountains to climb and goals to conquer. I've got so many scars I want to leave on the planet. I just feel like I'm not there yet. I feel like I am just getting started."

~ Nikki Sixx ~



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I managed 556 words between round robin and working on a wip. Not too shabby. I'm passing on the torch to cmk418. Go get'em.