Words by Joe Webster

26 words contributed

• allocosm
  allocosm(ic): Alternate universe/dimension.
  12/13/2007
• anecic
  an EE sic
  adj. Of miniaturism, houseless. This represents the contemporary trend of
  figure-based miniaturism that often eschews scale houses in comparison to
  traditional forms of miniaturism, though scale furniture and accessories are still
  widely used.
  Origin: Gr. an-, "without" + oikos, "house"
  6/20/2008
• chrestonym
  A protologism or neologism that has yet to be published or adopted, especially
  of an unprecedented concept or object. (Gr. "name in use")
  11/1/2007
• chronocosm
  n.
  1. The four-dimensional view of the universe inclusive of its entire finite time
  span.
  2. Any other theoretical universe inclusive of the same.
  6/3/2008
• dollard
  A doll or figure enthusiast.
  1/18/2007
• FXtravaganza
  n. a movie whose sole purpose is to exhibit new special effects techniques, often
  at the expense of other elements, such as storyline or plot.
  3/5/2008
• hecthylicism
  Playscale materialism.
  Origin: [Gk. "hecto(metric)" sixth (measure) + "hulikos" hylic, material < "hule" hyle, matter + -ism]
  1/27/2007
• hypercosm
  hypercosm(ic): Beyond one's own recognized universe; may be used
  figuratively, as well.
  12/13/2007
• hyperskeletonics
  1. any real or imagined [read sci-fi] electromechanical
  technology that enhances the musculo-skeletal system.
  Examples include: bionics/cybernetics, some nanotechnology
  and exoskeletons. 2. by extension, plate armor and android
  kinesiology.
  1/12/2007
• kinetethon
  An animated character.
  Origin: Gr. kinetos moving + ethos character
  1/29/2008
• mannequine
  n. A distinctly female mannequin.
  Origin: [French feminine ending like cousin/cousine]
  9/18/2007
• mnemabax
  (gen. mnemabaco-): a computer, a compact Greek-based form that lends itself
  to derivation, literally, memory-abacus, as internal processing functions on the
  same principle as earlier abaci, albeit in a different base.
  1/1/2007
• oxylogist
  n. sharp reasoner.
  Origin: [Gr. oxus sharp + logos reason, reckon + istes -ist, -er]
  7/7/2007
• paranaut
  paranaut(ics): (One) navigating parallel universes.
  12/12/2007
• sextilia
  n. All things playscale. [back-formation of sextilian]
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextilian
  n. A playscale [1:6 scale] figure, esp. a male one. adj.
  Pertaining to playscale figures.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextiliana
  n. Playscale objects, collectively.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextilianist
  n. A playscale miniaturist with an emphasis in figures, as
  opposed to objects.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextilianity
  n. Playscale figures, collectively.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextilianize
  v. Create a playscale replica of (a real person).
  12/30/2006
• sextiliano
  n. an unambiguous term for a playscale male figure, especially when well-
  muscled. [from Span. masculine ending, -o]
  8/10/2009
• sextilienne
  n. A female sextilian. adj. Pertaining to
  sextiliennes.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextiliennes
  n. A female sextilian. adj. Pertaining to
  sextiliennes.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextiliennist
  n. A sextilianist with an emphasis in female
  figures.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• sextiliennity
  n. Sextilian femininity, collectively.
  Origin: [from Lat. sextilis 1/6th (see sextile) + -ian]
  12/25/2006
• suit-'em-up
  n. A movie overly attendant to men's fashions, such as "Ocean's 11."
  Origin: modeled on shoot-'em-up
  3/26/2008

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