remonstrate \rih-MAHN-strayt; REH-mun-strayt\, intransitive verb:
- To present and urge reasons in opposition to an act, measure, or any course of proceedings -- usually used with 'with'.
- To say or plead in protest, opposition, or reproof.
Urban Word of the Day
January 10, 2008: church on the movehttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=church+on+the+move&defid=2746446
- When it's time to go,you yell "Church on the move"-- everyone you're with knows to leave the location.
Trivia
In maritime circles, what does the acronym STROG represent?
- The Strait of Gibraltar.
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- League of Nations: precursor to the United Nations held its first meeting; though it was proposed by a US president, the US never did join (1920)
- Vatican City: the US reestablished full diplomatic relations with the Holy See (1984)
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- Ray Bolger (1904-1987): The Wizard of Oz's Scarecrow
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- K.C. Williams (38): t3h pr0n
- Donald Knuth (70): computer science pioneer, developer of TeX
- George Foreman (59): boxer, grill-meister
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- Jake Delhomme (33): quarterback for the Carolina Panthers
- Cash Warren (29): film crew, dude who knocked up Jessica Alba
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