Verboticism: Presentpooper
DEFINITION: To imagine that you are peace dove, or maybe a pigeon, flying high above the crowd and dropping your best wishes on everyone.
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Pacifoul
Created by: Stevenson0
Pronunciation: pas/uh/fowl
Sentence: Just released as 1 of the 143 doves at the opening of the Olympic games, I was determined to pacifoul the stadium crowd.
Etymology: pacify + foul
Imagiscation
Created by: maker
Pronunciation: E-madgee-scation
Sentence: Suddenly someone interrupted my imagiscation.
Etymology: Imagination + Scat
Psychornithocrapulence
Created by: vainglorious11
Pronunciation: S-eye-k-or-nih-th-oh-k-rap-you-l-en-ss
Sentence: Waiting in the massive line for the boxing day sale, I caught myself in a bout of psychornithocrapulence.
Etymology: Psych- for mental, ornitho- for bird-related, and crapulence for, well, crap.
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COMMENTS:
This particular case might be better termed "caterval (crowd-related) psychornithocrapulence. - vainglorious11, 2006-12-18: 19:31:00
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Craptize
Created by: Partario
Pronunciation: Crap-ti-z
Sentence: That bird gave me such a craptize
Etymology: From teh word crap - to excrete and from Surprize - to shock
Ploffany
Created by: KliCk5000
Pronunciation: Plo (as in blow) ffany (as in funny)
Sentence: I was in a state of ploffany while waiting in line for the movie, as though I was higher than everyone else.
Etymology: Latin for the state of being high. (Not really)
Dovlusional
Created by: TwoSheds
Pronunciation:
Sentence: That man thinks he's a dove, he's dovlusional.
Etymology: Dove+Delusional
Transdoving
Created by: breastplate
Pronunciation:
Sentence: I was totally transdoving the other day and I was happy because I hadn't done it recently.
Etymology:
Analeyezing
Created by: Jabberwocky
Pronunciation: ay/nal/i/zing
Sentence: Some days I spend time analeyezing about my coworkers and imagine their upturned faces as I .... on them
Etymology: anal + eyes + analyze
Poopdreams
Created by: gwenaverill
Pronunciation: poop-dreems
Sentence: Sandra indulged herself in poopdreams, picturing the excited faces of her intended targets when they discovered their "present"
Etymology: poop + dreams
