Hello there. Another episode, another country. I'm in England right now, last time I was in Ireland.

I'm visiting my parents right now and tomorrow I'll be heading back to California.

Hopefully the weather will be a bit nicer.

And this is the long-awaited fourth word test episode.

We'll be testing all the words from episodes 31 up to 40.

So without further ado, let's get started.

Our first word, Pulcratude, that means physical beauty, as in that person is beautiful,

they are amazing or wonderful to look at. Tacitern.

Tacitern.

That means inclined to silence.

So somebody whose Tacitern is more reserved in their speech, they're a more quiet person,

maybe stern or reluctant to join conversations.

Canundrum. to join conversations.

Canundrum.

A conundrum is a riddle or a puzzling question. It could be a pun or even a play on words.

Advocate or advocate.

To advocate for something is to speak or write in a favor of something.

So you could advocate for a particular argument,

or you could advocate for a person, so to support that person.

There's also the noun form of advocate, so an advocate is a person who writes or speaks in support of something or in

defense of something. So you could say that person is an advocate of nature and the environment, for example.

Recontur. A racontur is a skilled storyteller, a person who tells amusing or interesting anecdotes or tales of their life.

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