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DEFINITION: A fashion accessory, or an approach to personal hygiene, which is designed not to attract others, but rather to repel them.
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Funkicron
Created by: Karuma
Pronunciation: funk-eh-cron
Sentence: She was so tired of every jerk in the world using cheesy pickup lines to try to get her in bed, so she bought herself a funkicron with asshole repellant.
Etymology:
Pinidreforeaccessossry
Created by: pwincess9430
Pronunciation: pini-dre-four-accesso-ssry
Sentence: pinfore dress accessory scrambled up
Etymology:
Urkelestomy
Created by: mythman
Pronunciation: urr-kell-EST-oh-mee
Sentence: The pose he adopted today was an urkelestomy used to keep the ladies off of his fine self so that he could concentrate on new scripts.
Etymology: Steve Urkel, character in ABC's TGIF's "Family Matters"
Repeliaattrack
Created by: kellii3
Pronunciation: re pell a at track
Sentence: omg that is sooo repellaattrack
Etymology: repell - repell a - a atrack - atract
Fumbadventures
Created by: Finchiboi
Pronunciation: Thum-Ad-Ven-Chures
Sentence: Lee: Joe Do You Wanna Play FumbAdventures? Joe: Yeah ok but when I am asleep
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Fendoffrock
Created by: remistram
Pronunciation: fenn-doff-frock
Sentence: Her fendoffrock was tailored by the popular and luxurious Italian designer FENDI. Trudy wasn't jealous of the fact that it did a great job repelling all the creeps, she was envious because all she could afford was tacky illfitting Walmart dresses. However when it came to attracting men, they did the trick.
Etymology: fend off (repel) + frock (clothing, dress)
Hagcessory
Created by: purpleartichokes
Pronunciation: hag-sess-or-ree
Sentence: Splashing on a liberal dose of Slobsession and hagcessorizing with garlic-studded earrings, Julie felt ready to reject the world!
Etymology: hag, accessory
Perelent
Created by: callie17
Pronunciation: Per-rel-e-nt
Sentence: Nancy did not feel like much of a people peson today, so she sliped on her most perelent shirt and headed out.
Etymology: This word is derived from english words, peer or person and repel or repelent
Warddrab
Created by: jesster
Pronunciation: war - drab
Sentence: Katie knew that yet again Veronica would try to set her up with some dweeb at the party. Since this generally resulted in painful attempts at small talk that dragged on far too long, she carefully selected a turtlereject and some baggy old sweats from her warddrab in the hopes that her suffering would be cut short.
Etymology: wardrobe + drab
Comments:
applesnpairs - 2007-08-14: 15:47:00
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