Inaniloquent is a curious word.

Inane and eloquent  both I ‘ve heard

This cunning combination

Unites all the nation

Especially  we who are nerds .

Inanity is still in  much demand

A whole set of actions it spans..

Tween  Cabinet   and cupboard

MP’s  twice cooked have hovered

They hope to be back in demand.

Cover them in chocolate. I say

We’ll eat them all up today.

Eloquent some may be,

When they’re on the TV

But  eat them before they’re manque.

These words are ones I have never used before nor even read them despite all my reading

inaniloquent

inaniloquent, inaniloquence, inaniloquous 1. Speaking foolishly; full of empty or idle talk. 2. Prone to foolish or empty babbling.
Found on http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/info/view_unit/2533/4

Seeing that it’s Saturday when Catholics traditionally went to Confession I have got the word ABSOLVE for today

Pius X11

Examples

“A week of staying home from work, absolved of all household duties, waited on hand and foot by your significant other—it’s not a dream. It’s what happens when you have surgery on your foot and can’t walk on it.” — Liz Soares, CentralMaine.com, 4 Oct. 2015

Souls turn white after receiving Absolution.Photo of the starlings by Mike Flemming who discovered they confess their sins every week,,, so listen!

“The amnesty program absolves delinquent taxpayers of interest and fines on back taxes owed to the state, as long as those taxes are paid in full.” — Josh Arnett, The McPherson (Kansas) Sentinel, 6 Oct. 2015

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Many words contain “solve”  which is from the Latin solvere

1400-50; late Middle English solven < Latin solvere to loosen, free, release, dissolve