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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

Cugly
Average, sub-par, a mix of cute and ugly. I came up with the word after a friend
of mine keep call...
— Karl Bruno
culturateur
maker of culturally-significant works of art, science or some other equally major cultural field; al...
— Bob Grumman
Cumshake
when cum has the appearance of a vanilla milkshake frothing
out of your mouth
— Pam A. Rama
cupple
a close relationship of mutual alcoholism.
— Daniel Bastarache
curinter
One whose handwriting haphazardly shifts between cursive and print.
— Jen Dick Thomas
curintish
Handwriting that shifts haphazardly between cursive and print.
— Jen Dick Thomas
Cuspate
Cursing the crown of one’s head.
— Author Unknown
cyberformance
A word i made up in 2000 to describe my experiments at the
interface of theatre and the internet. i...
— Helen Varley Jamieson
d'lell'ellel
the smell of cooking or cooking or justcooked potatoes
— Michael Helsem
d'nembo
the part that you never clean; the place where you can't vacuum
— Michael Helsem
dachspepsia
Indigestion induced by eating short legs.
— Robin Crozier
dacv
to believe one isn't human and wish to be.
— Michael Helsem
DaDa
everything is Dada
— Klaus Groh
dadamography
1. statistical malfeasance.
2. the cataloging of the parameters of data-dada.
— Christopher Franke
dadan't
this is mix word dada with don't talk that stupid word. by polish: nie
dadah takich glupot. by eng...
— Piotr Rogalski
daffynitions
da fee ni shuns
an explanation of words used by certain humorists and ducks
— Samantha Lowry
daimonopathy
adapted from John Keel's demonopathy

— Steven M. Deyo
dangerusa
Counter attacks from clocks on mindfulness training.
— e.grace vajda
darbit
a star that has not yet been used in a science fiction novel
— Michael Helsem
darg
a day's work
— Michael Helsem
Dark Bubbles
something you don't care if they steal
— Michael Helsem
Dark Laughter
dawrk-laff-tur
the artform of inventing fictitious subcultures
— graywyvern
darsering
Re-reading a book that you didn't like the first time you read it.
— Joe Langefeld
daseiner
this is transformation of german word, Martin Heideiger
(philosopher) make this word and use in hi...
— Piotr Rogalski
datalogically
datawise, regarding the study of data
— Steven M. Deyo
datalogics
the study or analysis of data
— Steven M. Deyo
dbqp
Geof Huth’s micropress.
— Geof Huth
dbstigation
d bst A gay SHUN
Testing new databases for integrity & the occasional
artifact; how truth is created when one i...
— mIEKAL aND
dealth
a portion
— Michael Helsem
decafalon
n.the grueling event of getting through the day consuming only
things that are good for you
— anonymous