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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

bullspin
n. A post facto attempt to justify or defend a flawed policy
or a disastrous lapse in judgment.
— John Osman
bullspin
n. A post facto attempt to defend a flawed policy or a
disastrous lapse of judgment.
— John Osman
bumbershoot
1. An umbrachute, a parella & both.
— Atlanta Poets Group
bumpent
1. Moody poeticism and partial body. 2. adj. With poetry written on it. "Check that bumpent str...
— Atlanta Poets Group
bupliptinome
device for measuring the rhizomatic influence affecting a given
society
— Eddie Nix
burf
A burp that brings up a bit of barf.
— Julie Latimer
Burning Bitter Years
fourth night of insomnia
— Michael Helsem
bursarx
a madness entailing the termination of financial support.
— Christopher Franke
busyize
lay tasks upon, especially excessively
— Steven M. Deyo
butter
1. That which just tastes better square. 2. A heart shaped tub in a formal utility vehicle with butt...
— Atlanta Poets Group
buttlic
the blandifying effect on (mass-) art of having increasingly
stressed out & irritable audience...
— Michael Helsem
buttox
n. An injection of a botulinum toxin in the buttocks to
block the nervous impulse to shake your boo...
— Stan Higley
butyer
(butt-yur)
When someone flicks their cigarette ashes on the table because
they were too lazy to reach an ext...
— Joe Langefeld
bwahst
the habit of noting one's thoughts down
— Michael Helsem
bweshp
choosing to live in a place because of its name
— Michael Helsem
bwinmol
an artificial language
— Michael Helsem
bytewad
n. A tightwad with bytes. Example: someone who sends photo
files too small to view clearly, in an e...
— Bill Stevens
bzypyzy
history is presented as the reign of reason giving way to madness
(futurists, decadents) and final...
— Igor Terentyev
C.A.P.
Central Authoring_Process of a kathedraal.
— Dirk Vekemans
c'telzing
a game with an unlimited number of kinds of moves
— Michael Helsem
cabollix
combination of cavort, carome, and bollix
— Steven M. Deyo
caboscope
Instrument for examing the performance of guests at a restaurant.
— Robin Crozier
cache
Electronic money, especially useful for making purchases in
a shoppe.
— Carrie Richerson
cacothanasia
A hard death
— Unknown Author
caercifon
ruins of a decaying fortress
— John Wright
cafetorium
A place to eat something that someone else describes as "food".
— Kevin MacLeod
calawroutould
a taste, long in abeyance, but capable of being revived
— Michael Helsem
Calculating Warp Fruits
items, unique or rare, whose presence in a store is ephemeral
& irreversible hence posing a ch...
— Michael Helsem
caleptikide
ka-lep-ti-kide
adj. Terribly confusing, or complicated; unknowable.
— Flynn Wilburn
camelonasophobia
(ka-mel'-o-nas'-o-fo''-bi-a)
n. a psychological condition characterized by extreme
apprehension about the possible future implic...
— Skip Mendler