Words Starting with "P" (215 total words)

to eat without much appetite
— Michael Helsem
PICK sill neck GEEK
an intelligent but socially inept weakling whose main
interest is computers
— Denis Meadows
only moderately bozified
— Michael Helsem
Schrijfsel coming too late.
— Dirk Vekemans
Resurrected by an act of artistic plagiarism.
— Colin Hinz
A non-signifying context for spatial endurance among opposite
reciprocals, hence alienation.
— mIEKAL aND
a female action doll [doll-figure]
— Jargonnaut
a doll enthusiast
— Jargonnaut
n. This is a word for "plant oil" which is in contrast to and to distinguish from
the wo...
— J G
a writing exercise that didn't do much for you
— William Gillespie
a unit of force when using pliers
— Eric Hiltner
Name used when an English actor plays more than one part in a
drama. See also Spelvin.
— Lee Ballentine
one who drops pens into a coffee can
— John Wright
the primitive struggle for space
— Michael Helsem
1. Separations from the bulbous and magnificent.
2. Special sauce at the Dog House retained by SWAS...
— Atlanta Poets Group
A slang term meaning "very" or "exceptionally," as in "Oh damn, those Birki...
pmehst
absolutely everything; all of existence conceived as a
single unit
— Geof Huth
(pneuma! ta fage)
Spirit-eater.

(In the pronunciation description, a "! after a vowel indicates that
the syl...
— Mark Palmer
PO aan
1. a poem used as a koan 2. that poem or section of a poem
that has the most resonance for an ind...
— Geof Huth
an almost indiscernible deviation from standard practice, for the
sake of hyperelegance. pobletry:...
— Michael Helsem
n."Podestrian" refers to a person who is inattentive as they
ambulate through public spac...
— Darin Helgeson
the use of several names for the same thing
— Michael Helsem
(poe land' ga det)
At some point in history, poets were exiled from the face of the
earth, & they quickly took to...
— mIEKAL aND
a communication, not specifically poetry, that is obscured by its
'poetics', not necessarily inten...
— Christopher Franke
what happens when a poem really gets across!
— Christopher Franke
pohmt
1. the poet and the poem as one 2. the poem seen as a part
of the poet 3. the poem in a situatio...
— Geof Huth
"grist for the mill " of a poet.
— Christopher Franke
ÈpoU«mv«ÈloUp
n, envelope imprinted with lettristic poetry or other vispo language.
[In 1976 and ’77, when I w...
— Joel Lipman
An art object consisting of a visual poem applied by Joel Lipman to the back
of an envelope via ru...
— Geof Huth
FEELING of WELL-being, withOUT heart, PSEUDO-happy.
— Malok