dastard \DAS-terd\, noun:

a mean coward

(note: this word starts with a D not a B ladies...heheheheh) 

hackneyed \HAK-need\, adjective:
1. used too often; commonplace
2. habituated; experienced

Within earshot of flushing toilets, under the unflinching surveillance of a fake security camera, and accompanied by cheese curls and brightly-colored Kool-Aid, the Museum of Bad Art's newest exhibit, "Hackneyed Portraits," opened earlier this month.
-- Carolyn Y. Johnson, Boston Globe, 6/25/2006

"The supply demand dynamics just don't warrant where we are today. It's becoming incredibly hackneyed to say it's all coming from demand in China," he said.
-- Tim Paradis, San Diego Union, 6/6/2008

To speak of "the dream of paradise" seems hackneyed or else derogatory, as if it were just a daydream or a pipe dream.
-- Evan Eisenberg, The Ecology of Eden

sacrilege \SAK-ruh-lij\, noun:

an intentional injury to anything held sacred; disrespectful treatment of something sacred

 

"Within earshot of flushing toilets, under the unflinching surveillance of a fake security camera, and accompanied by cheese curls and brightly-colored Kool-Aid, the Museum of Bad Art's newest exhibit, "Hackneyed Portraits," opened earlier this month.
-- Carolyn Y. Johnson, Boston Globe, 6/25/2006"

tacit \TAS-it\, adjective:

1. implied or understood without being openly expressed
2. saying nothing; silent

beleaguer \bi-LEE-ger\, verb:

1. to surround with troops; besiege
2. to surround or beset

hapless \HAP-lis\, adjective:

unlucky; unfortunate

tome \tohm\, noun:

a large, often scholarly, book

froward \FROH-werd\, adjective:

not easily managed; contrary

 

 

myopia \mahy-OH-pee-uh\, noun:

1. an abnormal eye condition in which only closeup objects are seen clearly; nearsightedness
2. shortsightedness; lack of foresight

interminable \in-TUR-muh-nuh-buhl\, adjective:

so long as to seem endless; never stopping

This defines mt workdays LOL