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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

colupsicle
kol UP sik ul
the sound of icecycles falling on the garbage can besides the
house
— mIEKAL aND
combox
a comment box on a blog.
— Mark Shea
comboxer
a person who comments in a combox on a blog.
— Mark Shea
commutiny
A reorganization/reevaluation of a cohort through lateral movement as
opposed to hierarchical. Rel...
— Kevin Hollo
compunicator
The next great patented technology.
— mIEKAL aND
comradiotioica
(com-rad-e¥-ottio-e¥-ka)
1. The dialectic of opposing air waves when pirate radios squelch
& jam commercial air time. 2...
— mIEKAL aND
con
1. adb. stor tree city 4th ward peach conneria dustain phalcone cost cutter slip ashphaullt ground. ...
— Atlanta Poets Group
concentrary
A kind of fish from "Art Planet".
— Liaizon Wakest
conceptext
CON sept TEXT
a conceptual text
— Geof Huth
condomint
n. a flavored prophylactic.
— Anne Tessari
conflagnation
a momentary lapse of attention which proves fatal
— Michael Helsem
conflect
kun FLEHKT
1. to intertwine
2. to tie together, inseparably and conflictingly
— Geof Huth
confustion
Confusion, frustration fusion.
— Kevin MacLeod
confuzzled
Confused and puzzled simultaneously.
— anonymous
congelate
something is in the freezer & keep it congealed
— Camille Bacos
congnicave
1. A dimpling of cognitive space. 2. Hollow thoughts. 3. Low oughts. 4a. Cubic slang; an office chai...
— Atlanta Poets Group
connipshits
This is a plural noun for which no singular exists. Its
meaning is "conniption fits," an...
— Eric Chevlen
connotia
What a poem connotes.
— Bob Grumman
consecreted
asleep before a fire
— Michael Helsem
consolamentum
a song made from an old poem
— Michael Helsem
constitchuent
n. neuter noun for a seamstress or tailor.
— Anne Tessari
consumergentsia
Consumers who believe their false needs are superior to
those who shop at Walmart.
— Robert The
consumertariat
People who shop at Walmart.
— Robert The
contentology
the study or the science of content (specifically related to
Internet content).
— Garth Von Buchholz
contrabluzz
a point in the lifecycle of a civilization that is reached when people
can no longer recreate any ...
— Michael Helsem
contradictionary
A lexicomic glossary that re-defines a set of standard words (see also
antidictionary, neolexicon,...
— Geof Huth
contraterrene
relating to Oppositional Culture
— Michael Helsem
contravore
A being that receives nourishment from things which cannot be
categorized as either plant or animal...
— Erin Sparkling
cood
One of the latest neologi to grace the salivated cave paintings in the abyssive
mouths of driftles...
— Collaborative
coproclysm
to wash over with filth
— Unknown Author