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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

flabblecoxuiouly
adv. 1. To give sparingly. Cheap. 2. Never having finances
due to disparity.
— Sheldon Garnett
flabblecoxulent
adj. Sneaky, conniving. capable of unspeakable frugality. "The
sales clerk described the culpr...
— Sheldon Garnett
flagfallen
Unemployed.
— Michael Helsem
flaggle
n. A struggle in which not one word is spoken; that part of
one's life kept hidden from everyone el...
— John Osman
flagle
The ice between the stars.
— Michael Helsem
flang
(flang)
the tendency to taste what you've eaten the day after you wake up
— mIEKAL aND
flapdragon
Dangerous sport.
— Michael Helsem
flashist
a Nazi flasher.
— Eddie Reece
flasper
flasper
The integrity of of the mirror language.
— mIEKAL aND
flatuarchy
flat u ar kay
Domination of a population thru the use of a secret gas by a
few who know and emit the secret gas....
— Des McLean
flatulence
n. emergency vehicle that picks up someone who has been run
over by a steamroller.
— anonymous
flawdent
Never too early to step back before the system becomes corrupt.
— mIEKAL aND
fleener
One who is abnormally sensitive to criticism but likes to
complain about others.
— Michael Helsem
flexatarian
( Flex'-a-tar'-i-an)
n. Person who tends to eat a vegetarian diet, but who will
eat meat when it is served and not cause...
— Skip Mendler
Flicker death
TV hypnosis
— Michael Helsem
flintstep
The flintstep is when Fred or any of the other Flintstone characters wind up
their feet while susp...
— anonymous
flipwords
Words which when flipped in some manner remain words.
1. mirror-words,words mirrored words; 2. toef...
— Christopher Franke
flishbat
The look on poeple's faces when they're trying to think of a
word.
— mIEKAL aND
flit-gassing
Manic, seeming directionless movement.
— Malok
flocklet
A little flock.
— Unknown Author
floondering
(flewndr' ng)
intr.v. floon·dered, floon·der·ing, floon·ders

1. To make saintly attempts to remove one's e...
— mIEKAL aND
floozhb
my Lojban alphabet
— Michael Helsem
flork
An insult you can't prove wasn't intentional
— Michael Helsem
flountain
Act of water flying from a source into or onto something
else.
— anonymous
floy
To overuse a particular word.
— Michael Helsem
fluffes
flufs
n. Green hairy mold cultivated on currant buns for harvest
and main constituent of love potion use...
— A1 Waste Paper Co.
fluoro
n. someone who sells goods, usually newspapers, at traffic lights.
These people are conspicuous by ...
— Conor Kelly
fluprinate
To repeat gurgly sounds while others are watching TV.
— Eddie Nix
fluxpan
The activities of Mark Bloch that relate to or derive from
Fluxus, an art movement I am too young ...
— Mark Bloch
fnark
fnark
to lose the thread of an argument, it goes on so long
— graywyvern