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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

djeat
(interrog. wtr.) 1. Are you in need of a bib? 2. Only if it's bib lettuce. 3. Is that my bib your we...
— Atlanta Poets Group
djimple
n. An indjentation usually resulting from dgenetics. Also djimplacious.
— Atlanta Poets Group
dlemfth
a rapid dwindling resonant superball-bouncing sound
— Michael Helsem
documental structure
The essential layout and other visual elements of a particular type of
document. (Think, for a sec...
— Geof Huth
dodkin
a poem written mainly to propagate an idiom
— Michael Helsem
dogarhea
what you find on the yard when your dog eats too many fallen
peaches.
— Swinyards
dogmatic
n. canine opinion, manifested by instantaneous, incessant
yapping (usually of the toy or miniature...
— Dane Bonecutter
doibeshyp
a sad necessity
— Michael Helsem
dokdezir
an urge or a strong desire to touch or feel any fabric by hands or
by touching it to one's cheek
— Ma Joli
dollard
A doll or figure enthusiast.
— Joe Webster
Dolumin
(n): The element of sadness inherent in joyful situations.

(Latin: dolere - to feel pain ...
— John Osman
donoplagiary
To steal by giving away
— Unknown Author
donter
antiwant
— Eric Hiltner
doovavood
the spell cast by an entirely beautiful mysterious environment

— Michael Helsem
dopeler effect
the tendency of stupid ideas to seem smarter when they come at
you rapidly.
— anonymous
dorps
brilliant idiots; no brains all mouth. Type who puts stock in IQ
measurements, etc.
— Malok
douthe
to stand in a quizzical posture without saying anything
— Michael Helsem
dowff
dispirited, weary, dejected [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
drace
something expensive that's not any better than the cheap kind
— Michael Helsem
dramadetergy
cleaning up one's act.
— Christopher Franke
dramaverby
the act of writing a word "play", or aplay about words.
— Christopher Franke
drariteen mist
a free-floating interstellar gas inducing hallucinations and
euphoria to those who breathe it in. ...
— Matt Sipress
dreams
art (see!)
— Klaus Groh
dredreamam
an allnight insomniac saudade
— Michael Helsem
dreft
a state of removed necessity
— Michael Helsem
dripurgy
the miry rim of a long fall
— Michael Helsem
drizzerable
The dreary feeling you get on a cold wet day.

— Andi Adams
drob
to try one thing, then another, in an attempt to get at one's malaise
— Michael Helsem
dromm duraresin
drom-doo-ruh-rez-in
a subculture novel
— graywyvern
droozers
the sticky feeling you get from spending hours in a humid
environment not hot enough to make you s...
— Michael Helsem