prodigous

We picked him based on both the quantity (which is prodigous) and the quality (which is excellent) of the comments he's made on our blogs and articles, the questions he's answered in our Answers tool, his participation in our message boards, and the photographs he's posted to the Trophy Room.

Gear Tester of the Month: Del in KS 2009

Instead, they have largely relied on the prodigous networking skills of their executive committee member Angel Maria Villar Llona and go into the final week with a strong chance of victory.

England's 2018 World Cup chances begin and end with Jack Warner Owen Gibson 2010

But, then, Dohbama and West are equally full of themselves and fertiliser, and, both, prodigous producers of the same manure.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Cornel West, Celebrity Narcissist 2009

You mean other than my prodigous effort with email fwding?

gillpolack: Today I've been voyaging through my own gillpolack 2009

Its great all around, but its economic angle is prodigous discussions of trade among pre-written-history humans.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Dan Drezner’s Top Ten Books of International Economic History: 2009

He wore large boots and possessed a prodigous aerobic capacity.

I Met John Scalvi! « Whatever 2008

Neil, your prodigous output must, one day, produce a book!

At My Table 2008

Yet you parrot their goofy rants at a prodigous rate.

Think Progress » So much for consulting Congress. 2007

Clearly one paper every 8 days is a prodigous amount of work.

Scientific Misconduct « Climate Audit 2005

Like most pregnant women in a hostile work environment, she probably “protected herself” by working on projects furiously before and during the early stages of her pregnancy, so she could have the same prodigous amount of publication after her pregnancy as the male tenure candidates.

Myth: The Wage Gap is Caused by Men’s Higher Pay for Dangerous Jobs (wage gap series, part 10) 2005