WORD OF THE DAY: UNASINOUS

UNASINOUS
 
ADJ.
agreeing in stupidity; displaying ignorance or foolishness by all ...1656

ETYMOLOGY
from Latin ūnus (one) + asinus (ass), after unanimous

FIRST DOCUMENTED USE
1656  - see EXAMPLE below
 
EXAMPLE
"...But I here dismiss you both together. So go your wayes (speaking to Doctor J. Wallis and Doctor S. Ward) you uncivil Ecclesiasticks, Inhu­mane Divines, De­doctors of Morality, unasinous Collegues, Egregious pair of Isachar's, most wret­ched Vindices and Indices Academia­rum; and remem­ber Vespasians Law, &c..."
From: Elements of Philosophy the First Section, Concerning Body.. to which are added Six Lessons to the Professors of Mathematicks of the Institution of Sr. Henry Savile, in the University of Oxford
- Thomas Hobbes