Foreword:
(nothing to say, really)
Definitions:
Princeton says:
teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions; "inculcate values into the young generation"
Webster says:
to teach and impress by frequent repetitions or admonitions
My input:
I wonder who took the definition from the other guy :p
Pronunciation:
In as in in. Cul as in cull. Cate as in... Catelyn. (Rhymes with hate)
Apparently there are two accepted pronunciations, in regards to which syllable is stressed.
Synonyms:
instill, infuse
I say throw everyone for a loop and stress the third syllable, hehe. But I prefer stressing cull because cull is a cool word. Cull story bro.
It takes a master to make the dictionary interesting. Followed.
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Would make a great title for a French porno: "en-cul-Kate".
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Well, this is useful. I was looking for a work like this the other day.
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cull tale brethern
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