Voted For: Unmentavianurea

Created by: janedoe

Pronunciation: par-uh-toot

Sentence: Look it's a bird, it's a plane, it's a ... bird. They say it's good luck when you are paratooted on.

Etymology: [French : para(sol), parasol, parachute parasol + toot] toot: horn, whistle; drunken revelry; slang: lavatory, toilet.

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Created by: tsukishimamonja

Pronunciation: htlk

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Created by: jodian

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Created by: ajamay

Pronunciation: HA HA I kill myself...

Sentence: I'd like to hahagopigeony on my boss this year.

Etymology: Middle Python/Old English

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Created by: breastplate

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Sentence: I was totally transdoving the other day and I was happy because I hadn't done it recently.

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Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts

Pronunciation: " fee-kal-fly-er"

Sentence: Sometimes I wish I could get fecalflyer miles for all of my christmas givings!

Etymology: take the word "fecal" and "flyer" and tada! you got fecalflyer

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Created by: neilly

Pronunciation: cogno-col-om-bo-amo-pax-scatus

Sentence: Roger was sick to death of rude shoppers who had forgot the meaning of Christmas, so he went for a coffee and day-dreamed about a wilful act of cognocolomboamopaxscatus.

Etymology: cogitare (latin, to think or imagine); columba (latin, dove); amo (latin, love); pax (latin, peace); scatus, sounds a bit like scat.

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Created by: Upaut

Pronunciation: Aye-wanna-poo-on-your-head-ism

Sentence: Oh, to see bald heads from the skies above, only to spill milky white fluid from my butt! That's the feeling of aiwannapuonyurheadism.

Etymology: Isn't it obvious? "I want to poo on your head", duh!

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Created by: d3sire85

Pronunciation: stone-d

Sentence: you feel like bringin joy to the worls when your stoned

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Created by: sodium

Pronunciation: fly-a-ree-uh

Sentence: Dave never got angry; instead, a wistful look of flyarrhea would grace his face whenever someone irritated him.

Etymology: Fly + diarrhea

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