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Cynthia Bailey-Rug, Christian Author 
A boss I had was the poster boy for that scathing look you describe.
After a while, I started deliberately using every fifty-dollar word I knew in all my communications with him 😉
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Good for you!! LOL!
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Thank you!
First one was “endemic.” I used it in a memo. He called me into his office and thrust the memo at me, clearly convinced it was a typo.
“What’s THIS?!” he snarled, gesturing at the word.
“Oh, endemic,” I said, cheerfully, “you know, part of a specific place.”
He turned PURPLE. Still don’t know how I kept my face neutral until I’d got back to my office!
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LOL! I wish you’d been able to get that on video.. .how priceless his face must have been! LOL
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