Here is the list of words from this forum that I am working with for November's Good Words:
klutz (related to clot)
whippersnapper (just too funny to resist)
snuck (a chance to talk about acceptable irregularities.
termagant
anhedonia
crudivor(ism) (sounds too much like a crud-eater to ignore)
litigious
bahuvrihi
dharma uncronopio suggested dharna (no not dharna sock) but I think we should do this one first.
borborygmus an old favorite of this gourmand-gourmet
These will be mixed in with our running list, which now includes:
progeny
finnan haddie
cusp
splay
facility : faculty
passel
tenacious
emanate
redolent
heterography
dissipate
sang-froid
truculent
avert
florid
vaunt
mandala
prolix
ostensible
palanquin
enervate (innervate)
vapid
insipid
pell-mell
triturate
alacrity
Share with me anything interesting you know about any of these words.
We may not run all these words; that depends on what we find when we do the research on them. Most should come to your emailboxes before Xmas, though.
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Looks like a whole passel o' GoodWords, Doc. 
Regards//Larry
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