Words by Joe Langefeld

12 words contributed

• adlergloaming
  (add-ler-gloh-ming)
  Knowing the asnwer to a question that not many people know, and
  telling everyone because you think you're special.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• butyer
  (butt-yur)
  When someone flicks their cigarette ashes on the table because
  they were too lazy to reach an extra inch for the ashtray.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• darsering
  Re-reading a book that you didn't like the first time you read it.
  
  Origin: [ rec'd August 31, 1998]
• dijacaffertaliation
  The situation where you think that someone you just met is
  somebody that you already know and is trying to play a trick on
  you by pretending to be someone else.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• iergul
  i-er-gull
  Having an itch that you can't scratch because you can't find it.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• kiblernadst
  The dilemma of having to choose the better of two things you like
  equally.
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• layternation
  The act of sending a second letter to back up the first because a
  P.S was thought of after having sent the first letter.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• raroccankegraim
  (rar-o-cank-uh-gray-im)
  The unexpected, yet extremely welcome act of your birthday wish
  being granted by an unknown force.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• sagladeradite
  (sag-le-der-a-di-shun)
  To love someone who loves you, but not want to go out with them
  due to your fear of losing them as a friend.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• sagladeradition
  (sag-le-der-a-di-shun)
  That horrible, lovesick feeling you get when the situation arises
  where someone you love, who loves you back, won't go out with
  you due to their fear of losing you as a friend.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• segrailmation
  (seg-ral-may-shun)
  The situation of knowing that someone you love is sick and that
  you can't help them because you are too far away from them.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]
• somlibering
  (som-lib-ber-ring)
  Beginning to fall asleep while reading a book, therefore not
  completely comprehending the context.
  
  Origin: [rec'd August 31, 1998]

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