Judicious, n. In the manner that a judge would adopt if there were no police at his disposal.

Waste, n. Futile excess, which in the serendipitous balance of political economy tends to be generated by government and concealed by public corporations in equal measure.

Heart, n. An organ mangled by the world, which serves the publicist and the politician for a fiddle.

Denounce, v.t. To pronounce sentence in advance of a lynching. Counter-denunciation by the defense is procedural error, which may be remedied by appeal following judgement to a court of competent jurisdiction.

Transform, v.t. To precipitate an abrupt change from one state of disarray to another.

2004 GEORGE W. BUSH AP 2 Dec. "It's one of those moments in history where a lot of people will be amazed that a society has been transformed so quickly."