Terantheopolic (original spelling: Tarantheopolic) - descriptive term relating to the building of a city strictly for use in the filming of a Tarantino film about God.
trisingulate--to attempt to make an excuse for tardiness using song
(originated from 'Try singing why you're late')
I was really late for my English class today so I trisingulated about being in a car acccident to the tune of Stairway to Heaven. I think Mr. Jameson bought it.
The state if flux that a piece of bronze goes through as it turns green. Can also be used to describe someone just after they have seen somebody with something they like and before the emotion of envy has had time to kick in properly.
Stella saw Rosie wearing the shoes Stella had planned to by that day, she waved and tried to smile but an uncomfortable bronioninc taste welled up in her throat.
(Hope you don't mind, Bean, but for phonetics' sake, I inserted an "i" between "r" and "x".)
Fullamantrixian - adj., descriptive term for one who is well-schooled in the ways men typically con their ways into and out of things, such as women's lives and pocketbooks. (Origin: the ancient Irish phrase "Full-o'-man-tricks.")
(Hope you don't mind, Bean, but for phonetics' sake, I inserted an "i" between "r" and "x".)
Fullamantrixian - adj., descriptive term for one who is well-schooled in the ways men typically con their ways into and out of things, such as women's lives and pocketbooks. (Origin: the ancient Irish phrase "Full-o'-man-tricks.")
Not in my fake dictionary, but I did find something in my imaginary encyclopedia:
Ablodarbie (Origin: Nevadan, 'Blood of Arby'): a variation of bloodwurst sold at Arby's in Nevada, Montana, and certain suburbs of Boise for two weeks in 1974. The food was surprisingly popular and seemed destined to spawn rival bloodwurst dishes in other fast-food chains, until a group of Marxist vampires held a junior manager hostage at an Arby's in Lowlberty, Nevada, demanding thousands of pounds of ablodarbie. When the company refused, the vampires killed the manager, then struck in Montana, wiping out most of the population, sparing only the cows. The chaos was fortunately suppressed when the CIA secretely laced the meat with garlic and holy water, thus destroying the world's entire vampire population. Ablodarbie was deemed an American hero for killing off the demons, and all seemed well for the dish. Unfortunately, someone with an allergy to garlic consumed mass amounts of ablodarbie, without knowing that it secretely contained laces of the stinking rose. He died within 48 hours, and his family sued Arby's, which then stopped manufacturing the dish.
Jargling: v. the act of making up words in a game
Posted - 04/19/2007 : 08:35:26
