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DEFINITION: To imagine that you are peace dove, or maybe a pigeon, flying high above the crowd and dropping your best wishes on everyone.
Verboticisms
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Shnow
Created by: verndo
Pronunciation: Shhh No
Sentence: It may be snowing outside but I wish I could shnow all over this office!
Etymology: SHIT + SNOW
Avianfever
Created by: erwalter
Pronunciation: a·vi·an·fe·ver
Sentence: She would often sit and daydream about coming down with avianfever so that she could leave all her worries behind.
Etymology: avian-bird; fever-illness or like
Benefecation
Created by: Pipeski
Pronunciation: Ben-eff-i-kay-shum
Sentence: Thanks to the donations of many generous benefecators the gentlemen's conveniences were somewhat malodorous.
Etymology: benediction+defecation
Excremantasy
Created by: Wembler
Pronunciation: EX-creh-MEN-tuh-see
Sentence: During the holiday shopping season, she lessened her frustrations by indulging in a little excrementasy about the other shoppers.
Etymology: Excrement/Fantasy
Contemptlative
Created by: Hobart
Pronunciation:
Sentence: Sitting in the park on a bench, looking at all of those stuck up attractive women, I quickly became contemptlative, considering them screaming ten feet below my flight of doom.
Etymology: Contempt and Contemplative
Dopilunk
Created by: Lyokia
Pronunciation: Doe-pid-lunk
Sentence: The man reached the level of dopilunk and was able to joyfully escape.
Etymology: From dove, pigedon, and kerplunk.
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COMMENTS:
Good Word! Funny... - jrogan, 2006-12-18: 01:29:00
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Vigeon
Created by: jrogan
Pronunciation: vig-e-on
Sentence: Johnny had a vigeon of peace, unfortunately he flew into a window.
Etymology: vision+ pigeon
Venertilize
Created by: Mustang
Pronunciation: ven-ERT-eh-lyz
Sentence: Robert had visions of being a giver of blessings wherein he would soar above the multitudes venertilizing his faithful flocks.
Etymology: Blend of 'venerate' (bless) and 'fertilize' (spread fertilizer, such as manure)
Comments:
Crapatulation
camel - 2006-12-18: 13:38:00
All these nouns & adjectives really irk me; in fact, I'm escafating at the thought of you nounoticists & adjectivists.
ErWenn - 2006-12-18: 13:45:00
This may be a case of a definition carrying too much content. Why the imagining? Why not "To drop your best wishes on everyone, as a peace dove or pigeon"? Or maybe just "To poop on someone, as a dove or pigeon"? You can always elaborate the circumstances in the little comic (which always amuses me, by the way).
ErWenn - 2006-12-18: 13:46:00
I like the new set-up as far as it hides voting results and rankings and how it randomizes the words, but it'd be nice if I could get a list of all the words submitted. Otherwise, I keep hitting "More..." over and over again, just in case I missed one randomly.
gwenaverill - 2006-12-18: 14:51:00
Definitely. Also, I'm having a hard time finding the results now, even for words I've already voted on.
gwenaverill - 2006-12-18: 14:53:00
You know something else that might work well? Have a time window for submitting verboticisms and a different time window for voting on them. For example, we submit the definitions of this word all day today, and then new words cannot be created, and tomorrow we vote on all the entries at the same time as we create the next verboticism. It would cut down on the "early bird" syndrome in voting.
Hey ErWenn and Gwenaverill, Thanks for your comments! We are in the early days of the game so we appreciate your suggestions. We will make a complete list verboticisims available, and we are workinfg on the timing. Thanks ~ James