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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

Druggie Park
n. A public place were criminal activity happens on a regular basis. Example: I
live across the st...
— Stephanie Yarnovich
druksel
The loving burial of the remainders of a schrijfsel.
— Dirk Vekemans
drundle
to lug most wearily; combination of drudge, trudge, trundle
— Steven M. Deyo
drvvv
to tremblingly feel another person's presence and therefore refuse
to look at them
— Susan Parenti
duke
1. A weapon consisting of a 10 meter-long metal cable fired from
an acceleration barrel at the vel...
— Lee Ballentine
dunch
a situation which forces two strangers to interact who don't
especially care to
— Michael Helsem
dunch
<p>n. A late afternoon meal between lunch and dinner originating in North
American.</p>...
Dung Deep necessity
to make one's peace with plastic
— Michael Helsem
dwafk
a song so beautiful it has its own unique emotion
— Michael Helsem
dwayanu
a fury of connectionmaking
— Michael Helsem
dwide
the first return of coolness
— Michael Helsem
dwinetime
The period spent languishing - often years - by elderly,
infirmed and sometimes demented patients i...
— Bill J. Robinson
dwoud
pride in ignorance
— Michael Helsem
dwoynar
to drive straight into a low sun so that you can't tell a red light from
a green
— Michael Helsem
dynateria
the abode of the airlessly lunar.
— Matt Sipress
dyscomsync
a situation where communicator and communicatee are not on the
same wave-length.
— Christopher Franke
dysmanuate
diss MAAN yoo ATE
to attempt to hand an object to a person who is not in a
position to receive it “As I was carry...
— Eric Chevlen, M.D.
dzinmol
a magic alphabet or cipher; nonstandard letters
— Michael Helsem
eaeth
pussybreath
— Michael Helsem
earlatcher
1. That rackley.
— Atlanta Poets Group
Eartheart
the notion that the planet Earth has a circulatory system as well as loving emotions. Alternative sp...
— Boyd Nutting
eccisne eksizny
self-determinate order; oˆgeneticality
— Michael Helsem
echotomy
echo to me
n. describes the dialogic relationship enacted between what is
hypothetically spoken and what is h...
— Tom Beckett
Echronomizer
One who uses/budgets his or her time efficiently and thriftily (but not
excessively so).
— Thomas Assmar
ecllipsis
Shadow of unknown thought.
— Troy Lloyd
ecnalubma
n. an emergency vehicle that can only be seen in one's rear-view mirror.
— Dane Bonecutter
econeer
Engineers who work to keep systems environmentally friendly. Synonymous with greengineer.
— Eddie Lawrence
econonym
an econonym is when you squish two words together to make a longer word, usually to save a syllable....
— Jack Cawley
ecopaglage
ek'†o paj loj
An economy of space, how to read the page three dimensionally,
the design of the page which facili...
— mIEKAL aND
ecozen
A person who considers him or herself to be not just a
citizen not just a member of the human race ...