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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

peshmerga
(pesh-mur-ga)
software upgrade intimidation
— graywyvern
pessim[y]sticism
as in: "There's no pessimisticism in the poem at
all." From a sight-reading exercise. (po...
— Merve Saglar
pestolence
Deadly combination of basil, garlic, pine nuts and grated cheese.
— Alan Epstein
petite consumergentsia
People who shop at Target.
— Robert The
pfeano
a preference for virgin materials
— Michael Helsem
pffwungg
the sound of a gas burner going on
— Unknown Author
pfrumpft
the day after you run out of marijuana
— William Gillespie
pharaxial
the war of the Inorganic against the Organic
— Michael Helsem
phart
(fart)
n. noise made by wriggling in leather or plastic upholstery.
— A1 Waste Paper Co.
Phasre
person prone to obnoxiously challenging others in a loud manner
— Pam A. Rama
PhB
Doctor of Bitchiness. Conferred monthly.
— Samantha Lowry
phenomenology
A late 20th century religious movement which gained many
adherents after the Visitations. Useful t...
— Lee Ballentine
philetics
Philosophical poetics, as energized by the Bhuddist traditions.
— Kevin Hollo
philonymy
The obsession of one's name. Most people have this. It is the urge to mark your own name on somethin...
— Nicole Osburn
phipps
1. a polyester scented perfume hanging very wetly from smirkola
2. any wet smirkola
3. the suspici...
— Atlanta Poets Group
phobosopher
foh BAH suh fuhr
n. one who hates versosophy sufficiently to denounce and/or
attempt to sabotage it.Extremely commo...
— Bob Grumman
phobosophers
fearers of wisdom

— Michael Helsem
phoenicissate
to be reborn
— Michael Helsem
phonshakonial
1. existing behind a facade of sound
— Atlanta Poets Group
phor
fore
1. the thing itself 2. that which is increased by being
given a metaphoric term to connote itself
— Geof Huth
photogramph
foe dih GRAAMF
a photogram and photograph in one
— Geof Huth
phouda-gaudha
yip!
— Malok
phrasal clump
those words that need to be understood as belonging together as
a unit of meaning in a larger pass...
— Christopher Franke
phrasebound
FRAZE baound
a word that is used in a language only as part of one or
two stock phrases
— Geof Huth
phraseosqword
FRAY zee oh SKWUURD
a type of sqword that is a phrase (usually hyphenated)
presented as a single word (usually an adje...
— Geof Huth
phyatsic
(fi-at'-sik)
1. In the plant kingdom, the ability of some plants to render
universal belief systems opaque &...
— mIEKAL aND
piandemonium
(pi-an'-de-mo'-ne-um)
A (semi)automatic musical (?) instrument, using the "harp" artifact
as a starting point....
— Colin Hinz
pib
a benign flow or lump
— William Gillespie
pieriansipist
n. An intellectual dilettante, one who only "sips from the Pierian spring"

The consensu...
— anonymous
PIEW
PEE you
perfect in every way. (“Dorie, you are PIEW.”)
— Eric Chevlen, M.D.