The Dictionary (3,007 total words)
Poetry that depends on the arrangement of characters with a typewriter for its
effects. (Without k...
effects. (Without k...
— Geof Huth
tie puh GRAA muur
1. the grammar of typewritering 2. the grammar of
gridspace --typogrammmatic, adj
gridspace --typogrammmatic, adj
— Geof Huth
a cartoon in which the characters are letters; or a cartoon made
using type to illustrate figures ...
using type to illustrate figures ...
— Christopher Franke
n. The irritating method of presenting
one's own questions and answering them in responce to, rathe...
one's own questions and answering them in responce to, rathe...
— Bruce Biles
to get something lodged in your peripheral vision & then find
out it's not there anymore
out it's not there anymore
— Michael Helsem
(UM-pro)
One who wears an excessive ammount of overstuffed, baggy
winter clothing all year round.
winter clothing all year round.
— Pepe The Cactus
A unadix is usually walking down pleasureable lanes and alleyways. Found in
small towns, it is a s...
small towns, it is a s...
— e.grace vajda
1. lack of not again before undone after too much lack of
against not language-forming process sta...
against not language-forming process sta...
— Geof Huth
1. slimy wiggly thing
2. (slang) one who behaves like a slimy wiggly thing
2. (slang) one who behaves like a slimy wiggly thing
— Atlanta Poets Group
uhn EH tik or you NET ik
having no qualities
{A very important word to describe nothingness;
most people imagine nothi...
{A very important word to describe nothingness;
most people imagine nothi...
— Geof Huth
yoo nih LUH nizm
a neologism whose existence is always possible within the
language, especially if "discovered...
language, especially if "discovered...
— Geof Huth