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Gotcha
(is that a wordnik word?)
I'll check.
WW
March 22, 2012
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What we usually do when there's a word missing is do a wordnik search for it, then put our definition in the comments (discuss) section. This makes it a searchable word.
March 22, 2012
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Yes, thank you, Blafferty. diaphonon carries the meaning of something different than diaphonous, an adjective describing a quality of transparency. It also means something different from diaphane, which refers to transparent sheeting or fine silk. A diaphonon (n) is an object. A transparent cloud is a diaphonon. The lens of an eye is a diaphonon. Clear glass is diaphonic, ergo; a piece of glass is a diaphonon. Historically, the word and its usage goes back to the day before yesterday. Wally Weet
March 20, 2012
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March 20, 2012
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WallyWeet would like to contribute a word not found: diaphonon. A diaphonon is a wispy almost transparent thing like a cloud passing in front of a full moon revealing the moon then disappearing from the sky as it floats by.
March 19, 2012
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WallyWeet commented on the user WallyWeet
Gotcha
(is that a wordnik word?)
I'll check.
WW
March 22, 2012
WallyWeet commented on the user WallyWeet
Yes, thank you, Blafferty. diaphonon carries the meaning of something different than diaphonous, an adjective describing a quality of transparency. It also means something different from diaphane, which refers to transparent sheeting or fine silk. A diaphonon (n) is an object. A transparent cloud is a diaphonon. The lens of an eye is a diaphonon. Clear glass is diaphonic, ergo; a piece of glass is a diaphonon. Historically, the word and its usage goes back to the day before yesterday. Wally Weet
March 20, 2012
WallyWeet commented on the user WallyWeet
WallyWeet would like to contribute a word not found: diaphonon. A diaphonon is a wispy almost transparent thing like a cloud passing in front of a full moon revealing the moon then disappearing from the sky as it floats by.
March 19, 2012