Words Starting with "P" (215 total words)

n. , a work of poetry making aesthetically significant use of
visual elements that interact with i...
— Bob Grumman
foh BAH suh fee
n. hatred of verosophy,
— Bob Grumman
n. a former employee made redundant by an organisation who is
now doing work for free for that org...
— Gavin J. Wilson
Pre-Marital Sex
— Samantha Lowry
to revert, out of necessity, to a less technological way of doing
something
— Michael Helsem
Box in which food is mixed for religious purposes.
— Robin Crozier
<p>v. (as in, 'to pagger'), is roughly equivalent in meaning to the slang northern British Eng...
A visual poet’s control of the visual and non-verbal aspects of a visual poem.
(Personally, I co...
— Geof Huth
Greatly sustained sexual union
— Unknown Author
a game that consists in seeing if you can find something neat
to buy in a very unlikely store
— Michael Helsem
in general what I call my activities. Like Schwitter's merz, it can be
added on to anything, ie pa...
— Mark Bloch
Therefore I call myself the Panman. A Panman is a renaissance
man of the late 20th century, ie one...
— Mark Bloch
Someone who devotes their life to protecting nature and loving the environment
— Nicole Osburn
the medicine cabinet
— Michael Helsem
Bodily secretion from Hillbilly grandparent.
— Author Unknown
A hypertextual document based entirely on text printed on paper. (This is the
magic of the paper I...
— Geof Huth
a book
— Michael Helsem
pay-pur-klip-klack
time reclamation
— graywyvern
1. A prisoner who refuses to renounce or surrender his freedom. 2.
A dead man. 3. One of the old a...
— Lee Ballentine
sexcaused property damage
— Michael Helsem
one's mentor in aesthetics
— Michael Helsem
conversion to a new blik
— Michael Helsem
(pa ra dox" e mor' on)
the contradiction of the fusion of two opposites which appears, on
the face of it, to be at varia...
— M.D. Christenson
the smell of bonedust
— Michael Helsem
paranaut(ics): (One) navigating parallel universes.
— Joe Webster
PARE uh PARE uh DOCKS
a seeming paradox —paraparadoxical, adj
{Since a paradox is a seeming contradiction, a
...
— Geof Huth
The mind’s ability to find visual patterns and recognizable shapes where none
are intended. (Par...
— Geof Huth
a company of bright people who act as if they are performing in a
circus
— Ma Joli
Jesus and several of his friends are walking noisily on a road.
Ahead a hedge goes off to the righ...
— Lee Ballentine
greeting indicating resumption of friendship as if no time has
passed
— Dylan James