Inaccurate sentences

[Rudi]

Out of these sentences below, which two are inaccurate (out of context from the meaning of the key word).

1. Man! Look at the wonderful quatopygia going on back there!
2. They are both working so hard to edulcorate their relationship.
3. Sometimes I wonder if we could put our tittynopes to better use.
4. Nowadays things that pop and puff have replaced the proper jentacular offerings of bacon and eggs.
5. She refused to impignorate anything for the support of her hungry children.
6. She affected to be spunky about her ailments but she was in fact an utterly self-centered valetudinarian.
7. The nudiustertain lunch at the canteen, was equally appetizing as the lunch three days ago.
8. The dog fininshed its treat with typical xertz behaviour.

[Claude]

I'm just about to go to have dinner Rudi, BUT a friend of mine is a psychiatrist who gives discounts to people who claim to know me

[Rudi]

I'm just about to go to have dinner Rudi, BUT a friend of mine is a psychiatrist who gives discounts to people who claim to know me

I'll be happy to put a good word in for you.
Please give me
- her iPhone number,
- what her favourite colour is and
- if she eats bacon.

TX

[Leif]

I'm just about to go to have dinner Rudi, BUT a friend of mine is a psychiatrist who gives discounts to people who claim to know me

I'll be happy to put a good word in for you.
Please give me
- her iPhone number,
- what her favourite colour is and
- if she eats bacon.

TX

Psychiatrist? So should that not be
- her idPhone number
?

[BobH]

I might have said it should be here egoPhone number; but because she is a psychiatrist, I'm certain it must be a superegoPhone.

[Rudi]

OK...so this puzzle was a FAIL.
~OR~
It was too difficult, incomprehensible, onerous, recalcitrant and obstreperous.

Spoiler

#5 and #7 were inaccurate.

1. quatopygia
The enticing movement of a man’s or a woman’s rear end (buttocks)

2. edulcorate
Make something sweeter in taste; alleviate the severity.

3. tittynope
n. – a small quantity of something left over

4. jentacular
adj. – pertaining to breakfast

5. impignorate
v. – to pawn or mortgage something

6. valetudinarian
n. – a sickly or weak person, especially one who is constantly and morbidly concerned with his or her health

7. nudiustertian
n. – the day before yesterday

8. xertz
v. – to gulp down quickly and greedily

[Claude]

I might have said it should be here egoPhone number; but because she is a psychiatrist, I'm certain it must be a superegoPhone.

Wrong my friend !

That should have been "eggandbaconPhone"

[HansV]

OK...so this puzzle was a FAIL.
~OR~
It was too difficult, incomprehensible, onerous, recalcitrant and obstreperous.

I'm afraid I had no idea whatsoever about any of the 'exotic' words except for edulcorate...

[Rudi]

I'm afraid I had no idea whatsoever about any of the 'exotic' words except for edulcorate...

Sweet!

[Leif]

Yes. The sweet smell of failure....

[Rudi]

Yes. The sweet smell of failure....

...or the edulcorate smell of failure.... (but no-ones gonna xertz on that!)

[BobH]

After completing a jentacular repast of tittynopes, I treated my valetudinarian tendencies to a walk in the park where I experienced rather invigorating quatopygia among young lasses and returned home to edulcorate my soul; but, alas, there was no solution that would accomplish the task; so I returned to nudiustertain activity seeking xertz.

[BobH]

Rudi, I think there is a 12-step program for Scrabble addicts.

[Rudi]

After completing a jentacular repast of tittynopes, I treated my valetudinarian tendencies to a walk in the park where I experienced rather invigorating quatopygia among young lasses and returned home to edulcorate my soul; but, alas, there was no solution that would accomplish the task; so I returned to nudiustertain activity seeking xertz.

I'd give an arm and a leg to see your invigorating quatopygia among young lasses!

10 out of 10 for the use of several 'exotic' words in one comprehensive sentence