1. Metaphor – figure of speech comparing two different things
I can’t help it if I like metaphors, and you really do spank like a little girl!
2. Livid – discolored from a bruise; pale; reddened with anger
He was livid when I told him that I’d stayed out all night instead of studying.
3. Liberal – tolerant or broad-minded; generous or lavish
My tutor considers himself liberal, but I’ve found him to be quite intolerant of disrespect and disobedience.
4. Lethargic – acting in an indifferent or slow, sluggish manner
It’s not that I’m lethargic, school is just super boring!
5. Leery – suspicious
My good behavior had everyone leery of my ulterior motive.
6. Larceny – theft of property
After being arrested for larceny, I was sent home to my angry older brother who proceeded to roast my bottom!
7. Lament – to express sorrow; to grieve
I lamented over my sore bottom for weeks.
8. Kindle – to set fire to or ignite; to excite or inspire
The scolding kindled my anger and I couldn’t keep my mouth shut anymore.
9. Keen – having a sharp edge; intellectually sharp; perceptive
He applauded me for the keen idea, but it didn’t get me out of the spanking I’d earned.
10. Zephyr – a gentle breeze; something airy or unsubstantial
The zephyr on my bare bottom made me shiver as I awaited the first swat.
11. Variegated – varied; marked with different colors
After the spanking my bottom was not variegated, only one deep shade of red.
12. Inexorable – inflexible; unyielding
Sometimes when I really misbehave, my tutor has no choice but to be inexorable with my punishment.
13. Antagonize – to annoy or provoke to anger
When I’m feeling surly, I enjoy antagonizing my siblings.
14. Antipathy – extreme dislike
Most of all, I enjoy antagonizing those in which I feel great antipathy towards.
15. Luminous – bright; brilliant; glowing
After all the antagonizing, I usually find myself with a luminous red backside.
16. Sully – to tarnish; to taint
When my enemies saw how much I cried during a spanking, I realized that my tough-girl reputation had been sullied.
17. Cacophony – a harsh, jarring noise
When my sister and I were spanked together, we created a cacophony with our cries.
18. Glower – to glare or stare angrily and intensely
As I was awaiting my spanking, I glowered at the girl who’d tattled on me.
19. Gradation – a degree or stage in a process; a variation in color
When I inspected my bottom after the spanking, I noticed many different gradations of red.
20. Repast – meal or mealtime
The peaceful repast was interrupted by a cacophony of arguments by my little sisters.
21. Dilatory – intended to delay
Asking my tutor about his day was simply a dilatory tactic to delay admitting my faults.
22. Martinet – strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules
We all know that we’re in big trouble when we are sent to the principal; he’s a martinet and won’t let anyone off the hook.
23. Misanthrope – a person who dislikes others
She’s such a misanthrope… I don’t know what to do to convince her to stop hating me!
24. Glib – fluent in an insincere manner; offhand; casual
Oftentimes I can get myself out of trouble thanks to my glib speeches, but my tutor can see right through me.
25. August – dignified; grandiose
My tears and aching bottom didn’t distract me from noticing the august sunset.
I can’t help it if I like metaphors, and you really do spank like a little girl!
2. Livid – discolored from a bruise; pale; reddened with anger
He was livid when I told him that I’d stayed out all night instead of studying.
3. Liberal – tolerant or broad-minded; generous or lavish
My tutor considers himself liberal, but I’ve found him to be quite intolerant of disrespect and disobedience.
4. Lethargic – acting in an indifferent or slow, sluggish manner
It’s not that I’m lethargic, school is just super boring!
5. Leery – suspicious
My good behavior had everyone leery of my ulterior motive.
6. Larceny – theft of property
After being arrested for larceny, I was sent home to my angry older brother who proceeded to roast my bottom!
7. Lament – to express sorrow; to grieve
I lamented over my sore bottom for weeks.
8. Kindle – to set fire to or ignite; to excite or inspire
The scolding kindled my anger and I couldn’t keep my mouth shut anymore.
9. Keen – having a sharp edge; intellectually sharp; perceptive
He applauded me for the keen idea, but it didn’t get me out of the spanking I’d earned.
10. Zephyr – a gentle breeze; something airy or unsubstantial
The zephyr on my bare bottom made me shiver as I awaited the first swat.
11. Variegated – varied; marked with different colors
After the spanking my bottom was not variegated, only one deep shade of red.
12. Inexorable – inflexible; unyielding
Sometimes when I really misbehave, my tutor has no choice but to be inexorable with my punishment.
13. Antagonize – to annoy or provoke to anger
When I’m feeling surly, I enjoy antagonizing my siblings.
14. Antipathy – extreme dislike
Most of all, I enjoy antagonizing those in which I feel great antipathy towards.
15. Luminous – bright; brilliant; glowing
After all the antagonizing, I usually find myself with a luminous red backside.
16. Sully – to tarnish; to taint
When my enemies saw how much I cried during a spanking, I realized that my tough-girl reputation had been sullied.
17. Cacophony – a harsh, jarring noise
When my sister and I were spanked together, we created a cacophony with our cries.
18. Glower – to glare or stare angrily and intensely
As I was awaiting my spanking, I glowered at the girl who’d tattled on me.
19. Gradation – a degree or stage in a process; a variation in color
When I inspected my bottom after the spanking, I noticed many different gradations of red.
20. Repast – meal or mealtime
The peaceful repast was interrupted by a cacophony of arguments by my little sisters.
21. Dilatory – intended to delay
Asking my tutor about his day was simply a dilatory tactic to delay admitting my faults.
22. Martinet – strict disciplinarian; one who rigidly follows rules
We all know that we’re in big trouble when we are sent to the principal; he’s a martinet and won’t let anyone off the hook.
23. Misanthrope – a person who dislikes others
She’s such a misanthrope… I don’t know what to do to convince her to stop hating me!
24. Glib – fluent in an insincere manner; offhand; casual
Oftentimes I can get myself out of trouble thanks to my glib speeches, but my tutor can see right through me.
25. August – dignified; grandiose
My tears and aching bottom didn’t distract me from noticing the august sunset.
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