Bobmatic: Generic term most commonly found on patent applications describing dolls and figurines which employ springs to make body parts wiggle.
Next: Phlosbinnier
Bobmatic: Generic term most commonly found on patent applications describing dolls and figurines which employ springs to make body parts wiggle.
Next: Phlosbinnier
Phlosbinnier (N): Practioner of now defunct mystic system of the Discordian faith. Based upon syntax tree structures of sentences in Principia Discordia.
“Before getting into Cabala Jack was a master Phlosbinnier.”
next: Jaritocharchy
Jaritocharchy: an archaic form of government characterized by the lack of a ruling body whatsoever.
New Word: ibisculator
ibisculator: n. a person who picks the nose or blows it in an unusual way.
Next: berkfab
Berkfab n (Eng.) : A style or manner of dress considered very chic by modern hippies. This usually involves hemp and earth tones. Funny smells are optional.
i.e. Bongwater’s girlfriend sure was berkfab yesterday.
Next word: Matrilaud
Matrilaud v. tr.
While usually innocent, matrilaudy can sometime be the first visible sign of a crumbling marriage, as it can carry the implication of ‘praising another at the expense of one’s own’.
Over time, this implication solidified into a second meaning:
Over time, this developed into a third meaning:
This meaning was taken to Asia by United States forces during the Third Afghan War (2001-2004), where it became a loanword in several south-west Asian languages.
Next: frenk.
frenk v. to prance around and pose flamboyantly while trying on clothes dramatically different than what you normally wear, usually at a second hand or vintage clothing store
“Mary and I frenked around in bellbottoms and tube tops in the dressing rooms at Ragstock.”
next word:
trigilly
Trigilly:
To have three johnsons
New word:
Kelisee
Kelisee: A large lake in south-central Switzerland, surrounded by mountains and inexplicably populated by marine seaweed and blind vegetarian fish.
Next word: Capreolic