It worked! Thanks, Hab..

CLARIBIES

irascible ( a great word!)

CLARITIAS

satirical

Do I get double time pay for those?

HAIRY HOG GAP

Saints alive, I haven't heard that one in a long time - HAGIOGRAPHY

And here's a fit word for a bright and cheerful Monday morning:

A NICE COUSIN

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a digression, for any Latin-enabled Wordcrafters:

IRASCIBLE, meaning irritable or easily provoked, comes from Latin ira, as in Dies irae, "Day of Anger." How did the "-sc-" come into the picture? Second conjugation twice removed, or something like that?

I think I've mentioned it before. (Maybe not, I couldn't find a thread.) There's a verbal suffix, -sc-, for creating inchoative verbs in Latin. Rubesco 'to redden', irasco(r) 'to be angry, be in a rage'.

Inchoative verbs. Got it. Thanks.

See also here.

I keep trying to make it into something out of "chaos," but no go, that's just dyslexia setting in !

A NICE COUSIN My cousin Vinnie?

Vinnie certainly portrayed an air of insouciance as he walked into the courtroom.

Where is Vinnie's DIE CUTTER?

DIE CUTTER

Of a Certitude, I believe it is rectitude.

A RIPARIAN MANTLE

A RIPARIAN MANTLE

PARLIAMENTARIAN

NO, A REALIST

Such common letters - ought to have more than one anagram!

NO A REALIST

Senatorial Rationales

A GAY HIGH PRO -- better watch your ball on that golf course! (blush...)

Ten pages at fifty posts per page merits an entirely new thread!

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