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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

nahw djue
1. the ritual meal of prunes and shredded wheat after a long
fast
— Atlanta Poets Group
nair
1. n. rain in dreams, softly
2. v. verb form of (1)
— Atlanta Poets Group
naked funeral
Describes the emotional sadness, when two lovers who are splitting up,
knowingly have sexual intim...
— Manley Clodfelter
Naked Funeral
The emotional sadness, when two lovers who are splitting up, knowingly have
sexual intimacy for th...
— Manley Clodfelter
namcush
the name of a street you choose to live on only because of
its evocativeness
— Michael Helsem
nameograph
A drawing of a thing created out of the wrawn letters of the word that names
that thing. (From thi...
— Geof Huth
nanomanager
A person in any organized hierarchical structure (business,
government,etc.) who is much worse than...
nanopublishing
Publishing on the Internet instead of to paper. (Micropress publications rarely
were published in ...
— Geof Huth
narcoanxiety
A benumbing pain.
— Mark Palmer
nardo
This refers to to bourgeois tendency in modern life. It is at once
derogatory and a term of compas...
— Biff
narfistic
An idea or concept that works fine when you think about it - but is very difficult to express to som...
— Kevin MacLeod
narnt
(preposition) as close to as possible without touching
— Michael Helsem
narrative
Barlow took the opposite attitude, saying that if someone knocked
him down, he would get up and kn...
— Lee Ballentine
narve
to cut a substance with itself, fingernail with fingernail or diamond
with diamond
— Michael Helsem
narvid
defiantly unfashionable
— Michael Helsem
nasanal
nayz AY null
tending towards being a brownnose
— Geof Huth
naughteen
(noh TEEN)
Any whole number between 0 and 9.
— Pepe The Cactus
nautilist
Someone who believes that the various animal and plant life
forms that make up sea life are vastly ...
naynonk
heedless of consequences
— Michael Helsem
nebulo chaotic
hazily confused
— Michael Helsem
nedvilk
something thrown away that shouldn't be
— Michael Helsem
neejerk
A woman who acted foolishly prior to wedlock.
— Wayne M. Schilling
neenah
[ rec'd Jan 25, 1991]
the practice of using your middle name to make authorship seem
more impressive
,
— Unknown Author
neener
n. pinaata designed to antagonize small children due to its high
placement.
— Komatsubara/Davidson
negligent
adj. absentmindedly answering the door when wearing only a
nightgown.
— anonymous
neification
nee IF uh CAY shun
Neither nor, nor neither, in a non-personal deity like void
of emptiness.
— Satyr OZ
neneologism
(knee-O-knee-o-LOG-ism)
To create a Neologism to replace an exisiting Neologism, that
someone required as a neologism of a ...
— Martin Kenward
neo-knowleculink
a knowleculink which is new for the individual forming it

— Bob Grumman
neo-knowleplex
the knowleplex formed when a neo-knowleculink is laid down

— Bob Grumman
neo-skin flutists
(neoh skin floo tists)
Harmonica virgins.
— Samantha Lowry