I dare you NOT to use this word in a sentece!?

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I'm sure phrasing my question as a dare will get me more than a few sarcastic answers, but hey.
According to Merriam-Webster online, the word of the day is "bodacious" (adjective).

Definition 1: "Southern and Midland": outright, unmistakable
Definition 2: remarkable, noteworthy*
Definition 3: sexy, voluptuous

Example Sentence:
"Bears are not picky eaters especially in the spring, after they wake up from their winter hibernation with a bodacious appetite." -- George Osgood, "Star-Gazette" [Elmira, New York], May 12, 2007

Have fun, thanks for playing! The user with the most COMICAL sentence will get the 10!


*also, Yahoo!Answers needs to add this word to their dictionary!

They need to add "bodacious"!
The * was supposed to lead to this:
*Indicates the sense illustrated in the example sentence

Oops!

Answer 1

I thought u dared us not to use the word? ah what the hell, its more fun to use it lol

The tongues of the latino gangmembers hit the floor as they grovelled in the presence of the bodacious mamacitas.

Answer 2

During World War II, Army and Navy pilots along with crewmen in the Pacific, named their inflatable life jackets after the well endowed, beautifully brazen, bawdy and bodacious, Mae West!

Answer 3

Poor Anna Nicole Smith! Her bodacious bosoms could not make up for her bodacious lack of talent. She took a bodacious amount of drugs, and now she is bodaciously dead.

Answer 4

That's so "Bill & Ted"

Try this one: callipygian

soon to be the favorite word of people around the world

Answer 5

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