Sam Brown

Incase anyone else was wondering......

Main Entry: poi·gnant
Function: adjective
Etymology: Middle English poynaunt, from Anglo-French poinant, poignant, present participle of poindre to *****, sting, from Latin pungere — more at pungent
Date: 14th century
1 : pungently pervasive <a poignant perfume>
2 a (1) : painfully affecting the feelings : piercing (2) : deeply affecting : touching b : designed to make an impression : cutting <poignant satire>
3 a : pleasurably stimulating b : being to the point : apt
We need to start keeping a list of words never before heard on an EPIC spin, such as....

poignant
excuse me
bothersome
inclement
rather (as in "Aren't these trails rather muddy."
etc