Definition:
adjective
1. arranged in groups with similar things
2. kept secret from all but a few people in the government
expedited
From Trump's interview with NBC's Chuck Todd:
"And we're going to try and bring them back rapidly—the good ones. Rapidly. You know the word expedited? Okay, expedited."
Definition:
verb
1. to execute promptly
2. to accelerate the process or progress of, speed up
illegal
From Trump's interview with Time magazine:
"Illegal immigrants — we’re taking about the illegal. Do you know the word illegal?"
Definition:
adjective
1. not allowed by the law, not legal
2. not allowed by the rules in a game
shrill
From Trump's speech on Wednesday in Charleston:
"Hillary, who's become very shrill— you know the word shrill? She's become shrill."
Definition:
adjective
1. having a very loud, high-pitched sound
2. loud and difficult to ignore but often unreasonable
sucking action
Editor's note: This is two words.
From Trump's speech in Mobile, Ala.:
"And when I hear devaluation of the Chinese currency — you know the word, the sucking action. That’s a sucking like the vacuum cleaner. I hear the sucking action."
Definition (of "suck"):
verb
1. to pull (liquid, air, etc.) into your mouth especially while your lips are forming a small hole
2. to pull on (something in your mouth) with the muscles of your lips and mouth
tone
From a town hall in New Hampshire:
"They said my tone, my tone. Do you know the word tone? Isn't nice. They didn't like my tone. They thought it was too strong."
Definition:
noun
1. the quality of a person's voice
2. the quality of a sound produced by a musical instrument or singing voice
3. a quality, feeling, or attitude expressed by the words that someone uses in speaking or writing