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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

seagull manager
A manager who flies in, makes a lot of noise, craps on
everything, and then leaves.
— anonymous
secularismaphobia
Irrational fear of the secular as manifest by
fundamentalists of all ilks.
— Billy Quinn
segrailmation
(seg-ral-may-shun)
The situation of knowing that someone you love is sick and that
you can't help them because you ar...
— Joe Langefeld
seksouf
[sk-suf]
A person (masculine seksouf --- feminine seksoufa) to whom
you feel a sudden short term friendship....
— Younes Ouanaimi
selcouth
seldom known
— Michael Helsem
selfesteemengin
dynamic upward mobilization
— Herbert Brün
semanathantics
rebellious aversion to mathematical symbols characterized by extremely unruly behaviour in grade sch...
— Justin Patrick Moore
semantopoeic
Of a word whose spelling or pronunciation is particularly reminiscent of its
meaning (as opposed t...
— anonymous
seme
seem
any small bit of meaning, not necessarily a piece of
language
— Geof Huth
semiobject
see mee OB ject
1. any semiotic object 2. something more than just a word
as object; a thing with so much apparen...
— Geof Huth
semiocrasis
(semiocra!sis)
A mixing of disparate signs.

(In the pronunciation description, a "!" after a vowel in...
— Mark Palmer
senctivate
Senc-ti-vait
Activate the senses
— Sindu Bhanu
sendak
to drive at the road's main speed
— Michael Helsem
sengg'dusha
almost, but not quite, time to change the candles
— Michael Helsem
sensilageitis
Animal fodder via television that causes premature senility in
relatively young Couch Potatoes; sy...
— Des McLean
sensriceptuality
(sens' rih sep' shoo AA lih tee)
n. In Grumman's psychology that awareness, or part of the over-all
consciousness, which has to do...
— Bob Grumman
serna
"It doesn't pay to think about it."
— Michael Helsem
sesquigamist
ses KWIG uh MIST
a person who is married (but separated) from his or her
spouse yet living with another person
— Geof Huth
sesteile
A poem which provides a narrative context for a curteile, or shich
explores the microcontext of th...
— Lee Ballentine
setebos
in painting, a neo-byzantine palette
— Michael Helsem
sevagram
secret latria
— Michael Helsem
sevdom
the feeling that persists after a dream has been forgotten
— Michael Helsem
severlation
seh vurr LAY shin
1. breaking a word apart to suggest new words (by actually
adding a space inside the word or by ad...
— Geof Huth
sevzgy
dream music
— Michael Helsem
sewerastic
Rubbish, nonsense. e.g. he has sewerastic tendencies. i.e. he talks a lot of
nonsense.
— Godfrey Shev
sexiling
exiling a roommate from the room so the other roommate can
engage in sexual activity.
— anonymous
sextilia
n. All things playscale. [back-formation of sextilian]
— Joe Webster
sextilian
n. A playscale [1:6 scale] figure, esp. a male one. adj.
Pertaining to playscale figures.
— Joe Webster
sextiliana
n. Playscale objects, collectively.
— Joe Webster
sextilianist
n. A playscale miniaturist with an emphasis in figures, as
opposed to objects.
— Joe Webster