'Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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‘Dolly, why so many tears?’

'Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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'Pete's perfectly punctuated porciloquence left them all in awe! So much said in so few words!'

'Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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'His indefatigability left the indefatigable indefatigably exhausted; for never in the history of the indefatigable had such indefatigableness been witnessed!'

Note: You may struggle to find the noun: indefatigableness in most dictionaries. Why? They've deemed it obsolete—a tragic casualty of underuse.

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'Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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‘I wouldn’t go in there if I were you.’

'Sixty seconds? It takes almost 60 seconds to say your name!' 'Oh, how very droll!'

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Recalcitrant: adjective meaning 'stubbornly uncooperative'—much like your Wi-Fi when you need it most!

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