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Definition of Epicycle
Epicycle
verb - transitive
- Epicycle (to). v.t. To attempt to prop up an absurd hypothesis with one or more supplementary hypotheses of escalating absurdity.
From: The Philosophy of the Bloody Obvious', by Johann de JongLast edited on May 09 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on May 09 2015.
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