<hijack> WOW re [b[sniglets** - on another site I saw that word - but did not know it was widely recognised! Thought it was unique to that person. Thanks, Zoe another bit of ignorance successfully fought!
That should of course, read, “…I am a scarfy snarfie…”
[sub]I’m never so dumb as when I’m being clever.[/sub]
Tump - as in to roll over
“The truck hit a rock and tumped over.”
The we could call them tump trucks.
I made this word up when I was 3 and I still stand by it.
Squidgey…
A word I picked up from an ex-girlfriend, and applies to females. It pertains to that feeling you get when you’re “hot and bothered,” ladies. The feeling that immediately follows a “pang,” which is the female equivalent to the male “schwiiing!”
Usage: “When I stand too close to him, I get all squidgey.”
lupid (adj) - stupid in a sickly way
“Bummerful” – sort of the opposite of “wonderful.” Bummerful is an adjective describing the property of being disappointing.
AND
I think the past tense of “snow” should be “snew” (like throw=threw, grow=grew… it just sounds better.)
“Tonight it’s going to snow.”… “It snew last night.”
Mugafied - to lose in a battle of verbal wit. (to be made to look like a mug)
Hyberdad (n.) - The sizzling sound produced by a freshly served chicken tikka.
I make these typos so often I think they should be granted real word status:
Excatly: I agree with you completely, but my cat has just left the room.
Prodcuer: Like a producer, but taller.
Mabye: Similar to “maybe,” but different.
BoooYaaaa
I’m not sure what is means But I enjoy saying it
Ensmall. If you can enlarge something, you should be able to ensmall it, too, right?
Kind of a different way of saying crooked, but applying more to an emotional state.
It can also be used as originally intended by Dawn French of French and Saunders:
WHAT AN OOGY MESS!
I agree with you though, it should be a word.
3 years old? Gosh you must be the oldest inhabitant here. Delighted to make your aquaintance. I really don’t mean this nitpick in bad way - but I am a pedantic Celyn, and I feel I have to tell you that "tump has been around since the 16th century, meaning “a small mound or clump” - (Collins English Dictionary - dead tree version therefore no internet link)
I love this thread - such wonderful words!
skranky.
Klunky - like ice cream with nuts and rasins - I hate klunky ice cream!
Astro, The Argonics Company has kinda been thought of before. They are a polyurithane company. I thought it would make more sense if they were a lightbulb manufacturing company, but oh well.
Celyn, Gorm is a name that is fairly common. I believe it is from one of the Scandinavian countries. I have a friend whose last name is Gorm and have an internet friend whose given name is Gorm.
LOL - fun about Gorm, :)n and I am glad about couth.
pumpsuck