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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

fnarpay
oppressive repetitions
— Michael Helsem
fnese
To snore
— Michael Helsem
fnik
The location of that tickly feeling in the nose that makes
you want to sneeze but you can't.
— Lyx Ish
fnimp
A unicursal glyph.
— Michael Helsem
fnoog
speck of dust; flake
— Michael Helsem
fnurz
To encourage someone's unintentional absurdity for your
secret amusement.
— Michael Helsem
fo
(conj.)not it
— Larry Richards
folpse
To revert to one's original accent under stress.
— Michael Helsem
fonk
n. black music for white folks
— John Osman
foolmonger
In view of the various internet, phone and mail scams, this
obselete word recorded in the OED as: &...
— Bill J. Robinson
foond
To not recognize zer emotion
— Michael Helsem
foperu
vb. to be convicted of banality.
— Crag Hill
fordeme
To prejudge without evidence
— Michael Helsem
foreburden
FOUR burr din
what a given literary work is, in the main, explicitly about
— Bob Grumman
forensic documentalist
n. One who diligently researches and effectively documents the series of events that resulted in the...
— Michael Collins
foreploy
any misrepresentation about yourself for the purpose of
getting laid.
— anonymous
forework
Rituals prior to work.
— Larry Richards
Fortmonth
A period of two months. The definition of bimonthly should be reduced to 'twice
a month' only rath...
— Holly
Fortmonthly
Occurring once in a fortmonth. The definition of bimonthly should be reduced
to 'twice a month' on...
— Holly
fossicking
To go looking for gold on the ground.
— Michael Helsem
Fossil Monkey Nebula
an oil painting
— Michael Helsem
foth
Indefinably repulsive to one.
— Michael Helsem
fourtelangy
1. Lazy or lacking in concentration until the very last minute before an event.
— Atlanta Poets Group
frabbat
"either wat it's bad."
— Michael Helsem
fracq
fraak
a person who is emotionally closer than an acquaintance,
but not as close as a friend. “John and...
— Chevlen Family
fractal resonance
A design integrity which shows visual similarities between objects in reality -- for
example: the l...
— Bruce Biles
fraich
"If you don't know you don't need to know."
— Michael Helsem
frank o'hara
1. n. A drink made with gin and strega.
— Atlanta Poets Group
frantle
What peacocks do instead of sing.
— Michael Helsem
fraschish
A future republican state of mind entered by plugging the
penile gland into a toaster.
— Eddie Nix