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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

snidth
to deliberately make a sound to signal one's unobserved presence
— Michael Helsem
snirtle
an attempt to suppress one's laughter (and it comes out the nose)
— Michael Helsem
snoebloar
the desire to have written a poem, without any incitement or
inclination to begin one
— Michael Helsem
snoffers
biologic particles found on the Ice Fields of Pluto.
— Malok
snoib
to drop something and catch it in midair; accidental jugglery
— Michael Helsem
snoitalumis
. yticarev lairtsudni-ortcele ni kcab s ' alseT elik ekahs lanoitativarg
gnikahshtrae fo krow eht ,...
— Bill Spornitz
snossip
a health related diet abstention
— Michael Helsem
snowglyph
A visual poetry created upon the surface of or carved into the snow.
(Snowglyphs suffer from some ...
— Geof Huth
snoykyre
wear caused by the friction of many handles
— Michael Helsem
snozzberry
an actor who specializes in cinematic violence-puppets
— Michael Helsem
snozzle
n. snowy drizzle.
— Les Easterling Jr
snurge
postprandial sleepiness
— Michael Helsem
snurl
to ruffle the surface of the waters with a wind [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
snusht
a task just long enough to fill the remaining time
— Michael Helsem
snuth
snooth
to search for and discover poems in the snow
— Crag Hill
sodomotherapy
Sex-technique for the relief of pain (also available in group form.)
— Mark Palmer
soilable
compost material; all things appropriate for composting; organic
matter that helps build soil
— Janell Kapoor
solidstresidiom
1. a line of poetry sounding like Bruce Andrews
— Atlanta Poets Group
somaglyph
To write the body
— Unknown Author
somapathy
(soma!pathy)
Bodily suffering.

(In the pronunciation description, a "!" after a vowel indicates that...
— Mark Palmer
somlibering
(som-lib-ber-ring)
Beginning to fall asleep while reading a book, therefore not
completely comprehending the context....
— Joe Langefeld
soochow
1. Any place left relatively intact amid nuclear devastation nearby.
2. A mythical city said to ha...
— Lee Ballentine
sookie
1. adj. Of the color and texture of the underside of a dock
or wet sheets.
2. n. a bite on the nec...
— Atlanta Poets Group
soomsoom
describes a person who is just so so so very... something
... that you can't but your finger on it.
— Pam A. Rama
Sooniversity
Soony-verse-city
An institution that lets you pick a skill very quickly by
offering crash courses. The courses may ...
— Anantha Narayan
soqquadro
topsy-turvy
— Michael Helsem
soth
bright negative (pseudo-holy)

— Michael Helsem
sounds
new forms of sculpture, filling time instead of filling room
— Klaus Groh
Southerneuropeanwackadoodleboxarox Day
n. The occasion when a multitude of people with difficult to decipher accents
(from Slovak, Romani...
— Lori Brosseau
souvetaurilia
In art, a representation of a boar, a ram and a bull together.

— Unknown Author