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  • Lemons.

    July 23, 2008

  • Stone 'Barendani'.

    July 23, 2008

  • Pimple, cyst.

    July 23, 2008

  • Galley or garrison to which criminals are sent for hard labour Sanscrit root.

    July 23, 2008

  • Usually found towards the rear or neglected regions of one's refrigerator.

    We had this a few weeks ago, though it has disappeared lately, and I fear not into the compost or garbage.

    July 23, 2008

  • A year Hindu 'Burukh'.

    July 23, 2008

  • To find.

    July 23, 2008

  • Wasp Hindu 'Birnee'.

    July 23, 2008

  • Chain Russian 'Veriga'.

    July 23, 2008

  • Multitude.

    July 23, 2008

  • A coach drawn by animals.

    July 23, 2008

  • Quarrel, dispute.

    July 23, 2008

  • Lizard.

    July 23, 2008

  • A window.

    July 23, 2008

  • 'Star lizard' Greek root. Properly, squirrel which is seldom found in Spain?!

    July 23, 2008

  • Looking glass, mirror.

    July 23, 2008

  • Picture.

    July 23, 2008

  • Galley.

    July 23, 2008

  • Bee~hives.

    July 23, 2008

  • To save.

    July 23, 2008

  • Prison.

    July 23, 2008

  • Audience.

    July 23, 2008

  • The devil, an evil spirit Sanscrit root.

    According to Hindu mythology, there is a hell of mud called Bengaprabha; the Bengues of the Gitanos appear to be the tenants of this hell Russian 'Bog' (god), English 'Bogey' are rumoured to have been derived from the same Sanscrit root.

    July 23, 2008

  • There.

    July 23, 2008

  • This reminds me of Afar.

    In time, I'll add more info as is available to this list.

    July 23, 2008

  • It isn't You, Mia, having listed quite a few I've never heard of :'o myself! This is one of the most neglected parts of a personal project I've been on for about 15 years, giving up the secrets that history itself won't tell.

    Always fascinated to read more from the bare bones of obvious anything, truth is in the structure, knowledge of that form not the end understanding, but a tool that one might divulge a clearer picture of a story.

    Language seems so oft a static stable thing, though it seldom stays that way except when 'dead', or mathematics. This is weird for me too, aspects of this language makes it feel like a half~way home, some mad patchwork not quite here, nor truly there.

    How could my own be any different?

    July 23, 2008

  • Yea, though these daemons wreak havok most merely twice a week, there are many more dearly familiar running ruin unto all you see daily straightaway before you.

    This book sounds eerily similar to something I've seen recently in the homeless library that haunts my home, if not the same then surely a surreal source for naptime stories.

    July 23, 2008

  • Necessity.

    July 22, 2008

  • Sheep persian root.

    July 22, 2008

  • Hospital.

    July 22, 2008

  • To ask, implore.

    July 22, 2008

  • Field, mountain Hindu 'Bur', a dessert.

    July 22, 2008

  • Obliged.

    July 22, 2008

  • Defend.

    July 22, 2008

  • Blessed connected with Hindu 'Brahma'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Delights.

    July 22, 2008

  • To bear, suffer.

    July 22, 2008

  • A break, rupture.

    July 22, 2008

  • To break.

    July 22, 2008

  • To rain.

    July 22, 2008

  • A hunchback Sanscrit root.

    July 22, 2008

  • A pear.

    July 22, 2008

  • Bottle.

    July 22, 2008

  • Flesh, meat.

    July 22, 2008

  • Pompion, calabash. Also Brobia.

    July 22, 2008

  • Boy, lad.

    July 22, 2008

  • Third, third party, mediator.

    July 22, 2008

  • Flower, pink.

    July 22, 2008

  • Yet, but.

    July 22, 2008

  • Pontius Pilate.

    July 22, 2008

  • Yours.

    July 22, 2008

  • Bramble From Hindu 'Bhur`band .

    July 22, 2008

  • Mayor, justice of the peace.

    July 22, 2008

  • Camel.

    July 22, 2008

  • First. Also, 'Brotoboro' Greek root.

    July 22, 2008

  • The spring.

    July 22, 2008

  • First~cousin.

    July 22, 2008

  • A shot.

    July 22, 2008

  • Dried cod~fish.

    July 22, 2008

  • To answer.

    July 22, 2008

  • A spanish coin; un Real.

    July 22, 2008

  • Female goat.

    July 22, 2008

  • A goat kid.

    July 22, 2008

  • To shoot Sanscrit root.

    'Bucharar la baste', to extend the hand.

    'Me bucharela l'errata', 'my blood beats'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Any thing, the public executioner.

    July 22, 2008

  • Crib, manger.

    July 22, 2008

  • Spy! A king's informer, evidence.

    July 22, 2008

  • Better from 'bus' more, and 'fendi' good.

    July 22, 2008

  • Catamite calamite?.

    July 22, 2008

  • Hunchback.

    July 22, 2008

  • Anus. Also, 'Bul'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Grey hairs.

    July 22, 2008

  • Gate, door. See also, Burda.

    July 22, 2008

  • Point Sanscrit root, meaning peak.

    July 22, 2008

  • Account, information given to the ministers of justice Arabian root.

    July 22, 2008

  • Zincali Mountain, Russian 'Bugor'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Gate, door Sanscrit root, Hindu 'Bur'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Play, sport.

    July 22, 2008

  • Zincali More, yet, but.

    July 22, 2008

  • adj. Sweet.

    July 22, 2008

  • A gentile, savage. Every person whom is not of the gypsy sect Sanscrit root, Russian 'Busurman'; a heathen.

    July 22, 2008

  • Torments, pains.

    July 22, 2008

  • Ripe.

    July 22, 2008

  • The act of joining or sticking together Persian root.

    July 22, 2008

  • Yellow.

    July 22, 2008

  • To drain, spill, scatter.

    July 22, 2008

  • More. Also, 'Buter'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Abyss, a deep hole Sanscrit & Greek origins.

    July 22, 2008

  • A calash likened to a cart.

    July 22, 2008

  • War.

    July 22, 2008

  • To sit.

    July 22, 2008

  • Female lizard.

    July 22, 2008

  • Crime, fault.

    July 22, 2008

  • A cart. Also, 'Bedo'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Giant.

    July 22, 2008

  • To 'light the fire', to pass the time.

    July 22, 2008

  • A girl, virgin. Also 'Bedori'.

    Bedoro, a boy, youth.

    July 22, 2008

  • 'Funeral of the dead.'

    July 22, 2008

  • To teach.

    July 22, 2008

  • Zincali Manner, way, custom.

    July 22, 2008

  • A lord, gentleman.

    July 22, 2008

  • These.

    July 22, 2008

  • Maimed, one~handed.

    July 22, 2008

  • Cause.

    July 22, 2008

  • 'Batu'; Father Russian 'Batuschka'.

    'Bato Majoro', Holy Father, pope.

    July 22, 2008

  • Calf.

    July 22, 2008

  • Sleeve.

    July 22, 2008

  • Evil.

    July 22, 2008

  • Right hand.

    July 22, 2008

  • Affliction, evil. prison. Slavery?

    July 22, 2008

  • Chicken, rooster.

    July 22, 2008

  • Zincali The hand.

    July 22, 2008

  • Without from Moorish Arabic 'Barra'.

    'Bartrabes', Contrariwise.

    July 22, 2008

  • Enough.

    July 22, 2008

  • Great, grand.

    July 22, 2008

  • The captain or governor of a band of gitanos. Literaly, 'The great count'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Much.

    July 22, 2008

  • War.

    July 22, 2008

  • Stone.

    July 22, 2008

  • Green.

    July 22, 2008

  • Reason.

    July 22, 2008

  • Prison.

    July 22, 2008

  • Empty.

    July 22, 2008

  • Knobbed stick as cane.

    July 22, 2008

  • Wind, air.

    July 22, 2008

  • Physician.

    July 22, 2008

  • Galley.

    July 22, 2008

  • Back, shoulder.

    July 22, 2008

  • Justice of peace, person of authority.

    July 22, 2008

  • Winter.

    July 22, 2008

  • Zincali Stone.

    'Bar lachi', loadstone.

    'Bares del mol', 'The rocks of the wine'.

    July 22, 2008

  • Also, 'Banbanicha'. Shop, cellar; though can also reference gallows.

    July 22, 2008

  • Wild goat, chamois.

    July 22, 2008

  • Pantaloons! May just mean pants, though I fancy bloomers.

    July 22, 2008

  • To fly.

    July 22, 2008

  • Pigeon.

    'Ballestero', male pigeon.

    July 22, 2008

  • Hog, pig.

    July 22, 2008

  • Bacon.

    July 22, 2008

  • Rich, strong.

    July 22, 2008

  • Garden, kitchen~garden.

    July 22, 2008

  • Insect.

    July 22, 2008

  • Event.

    'Bajine', that which has happened.

    July 22, 2008

  • Deer, venison.

    July 22, 2008

  • Luck, fortune.

    'Penir Baji', to tell fortunes.

    July 22, 2008

  • A bell.

    July 22, 2008

  • To touch.

    July 22, 2008

  • A goat.

    July 22, 2008

  • Loose-hair.

    July 22, 2008

  • To extinguish.

    July 22, 2008

  • Not, a wrath~inducing shape?

    July 22, 2008

  • Oh. Much more mellifluous than the english counterpart, will be sure to say this instead when encountering the random detritus found on inner~city sreets.

    July 22, 2008

  • Re: 'bastage speculatum'.

    Ugh... what a frivolous act of strung~along syllables That site was. Would that I were paid for the gibberish I spew as well.

    Well established as a concept= 'maybe, baby'. not buying the baster yet, if you get my drift.

    July 22, 2008

  • Meaning exactly not. AvoiDance.

    Generally heard in context to prior, occasionally current problems, the speaker seems to assume expectation from other parties in the near reality, while holding accountability/personal responsibility in the very far future.

    July 22, 2008

  • WhooowhAT? Seems like the one saying this would get the odd looks, not the other way 'round.

    July 21, 2008

  • As in, 'Brutally Honest'... See also: lame, excuse, braggado.

    July 21, 2008

  • Freaking amazing little victorian~style dandypants, these are bettah than bloomers. Just Add Drawstring, & forget about the cowboys.

    July 20, 2008

  • Sure it's the dog...

    July 19, 2008

  • Ah yes...

    Because after all, who could forget over half the human species suffers from EgoManiacal Magic Wand Disorder?

    July 19, 2008

  • ...The Hells?

    This *not* like Toad's Wild Ride, I suspect :(

    July 19, 2008

  • Well, now that you've put it that way... . .

    July 19, 2008

  • Something lame a person can name one's self in the interest of getting laid or appearing pretentiously promiscuous.

    July 17, 2008

  • Something that a self~professed sexual healer 'gives' you. No, not like an STD.

    Somehow related to Shared Consciousness. A friend joked about this term, and later the same day I was accosted at a door with it.

    Also, Starseed, Indigo Child...

    July 17, 2008

  • Either of which can be found in the frozen foods section of a local grocery store? How Does one ask for this properly, I wonder...

    July 17, 2008

  • Oh, good, Zetetic. As long as there's no confusion about That. I shall endeavor to avoid this infernal 'firefox spell check' deVise, lest that I might find myself under painfully misconstrued pornography charges someday.

    About the common usage list, Is your circle of correspondence closely kept to follow your lead, or have you enough high eyebrows, dropped jaw gapemaw blanket stares to amuse you days later?

    July 17, 2008

  • Whole new take on Iambic. "Iambe made me do it".

    July 16, 2008

  • Well, now. Thanks to modern technology teh internets?, hope is restored. In the Future. Or love. Something :{

    http://lovebugz.net/

    July 16, 2008

  • Oh. No. We're There, aren't we?

    July 16, 2008

  • Or rawther, a singular feminine being bent upon arduous and awkward study of humankind?

    July 16, 2008

  • Oh, I want to, but feel that somehow for purposes of this list, their unholy matrimony is necessary to convey the true nature of the beast.

    There is something outright lout yet trannyqueen in ignoramousassity that makes 'obloquous' slightly sweeter to swallow.

    July 16, 2008

  • Kidshow. Overproduced musical meets CG cartoon. Garish colors, pitch~perfect musical scores, commie backyard, predictable adventures.

    July 16, 2008

  • The Who's? Nowherigans? Of Where~Vile? This place likely has something to do with the vanished belongings/appearing random stuff that pops into our basement and hereabouts. I suspects. Reminded of the backyardigans.

    July 16, 2008

  • Gads... the 'cuddle'fish won't stand for this utter horror.

    July 16, 2008

  • Makes my skin crawl and peel, and burn, how freaking cute a 2 year old watching newborn elephants is.

    July 16, 2008

  • Fresh baked hare~brained idealism, from our telesupervised program to your own home.

    July 16, 2008

  • What IS it?

    July 16, 2008

  • :'( this Is disconcerting...

    July 16, 2008

  • See also: Rascal.

    July 16, 2008

  • A burlesque show. Also Burlecue, burlicue, burly slang.

    July 16, 2008

  • Nonsense, lies, exaggeration, bs 1950's slang.

    July 16, 2008

  • LikeWise.

    July 16, 2008

  • Also, 'Mood Looks'. All~too~popular name of a series of unrelated parties in my area.

    July 16, 2008

  • Anytime is drinkytime!

    July 16, 2008

  • 'Uncle Tom', or humble negro slang, used by negroes

    Dictionary of American Slang, 1969

    July 16, 2008

  • Also slang for public rest room, or outhouse :D !

    c. 1930's

    July 16, 2008

  • n. Flattery, insincerity; nonsense, bunk, blah.

    Any stage devise used purely to please the audience, any proven song, joke, or line sure to elicit the desired response. Proven but hackneyed or trite material used in the theatre.

    Cheap, sugary candy, shoddy souvenirs, any useless item such as is sold at carnival booths.

    July 16, 2008

  • v. To sneak away, especially in order to avoid work slang

    Dear Lord, Sionnach. WTF?! No. No~one is sneaking away to sniff bicycle seats, for ANYTHING, aight?

    July 16, 2008

  • Double~crosser, backstabber. Literally, 'shiv-er'.

    July 16, 2008

  • A small glass of beer, a beer chaser.

    Ripoff?

    July 16, 2008

  • Worthless talk or writing, tripe; blah. From a seafaring term, universally known by 1920: to fail or expel a student.

    July 16, 2008

  • Infinity dirty connotations.

    July 16, 2008

  • Australian slang. Sorry Seanahan, can't say when it came about.

    July 16, 2008

  • Circus performer; originally, an acrobat only from contortions of the limbs when performing. Circus talk.

    July 16, 2008

  • To steal or swindle, slang used by carnies.

    July 16, 2008

  • An effete, fastidious, facetious AND lecherous dandy.

    July 16, 2008

  • A mythical disease causing melancholy, nervousness, depression; The Willies.

    July 16, 2008

  • Derisive for 'white person'. Also, 'Ofay'. Related to 'Ooftish': gambling moneys, perhaps.

    I heard this not many years ago from Samoan friends, so I'm of the impression that it's not dated slang. Appears around 1900.

    July 16, 2008

  • This is what I get for listing never~was, an ode to all they whom hitch their wagons to stars.

    July 16, 2008

  • Snake-in-the-pants o_0 ?

    Well I guess it can mean whatever one well wants it to, since no~one really uses it anymore. I for one will be snortling too much at the thought to actually use the term, but it's the thought that counts, right?

    July 16, 2008

  • A Lecherous lickspittle. Also known as 'Avorton_Loqueteux'.

    July 16, 2008

  • 'Vigour and pep'!

    Yeah... disgusting stuff, the whole nasty lot o' it.

    July 16, 2008

  • A louse.

    slang, c. ww1

    July 16, 2008

  • Delirium tremens, the shakes.

    July 16, 2008

  • Drunk; esp. since 1920 ;)

    July 16, 2008

  • Someone whom has never succeeded; one who has never had fame nor fortune slang, from 'has~been'

    There is also a creation named the Never~Was Haul, some steampunk burningman transportation device that haunts the Bay Area of central California.

    July 16, 2008

  • "The mulligrubs"= the blues. I should like to know just what one of these dread beasts look like?

    July 16, 2008

  • To trick or cheat someone.

    slang, c. 1925

    July 16, 2008

  • Inferior alcohol, especially gin.

    Also, a catastrophe, complete ruin, disaster, disgrace.

    slang c. 1920

    July 16, 2008

  • Lecherous. Pronounced like 'Betch'. For those unable to properly articulate or otherwise navigate the complex series of syllables required to brand another as such slang for liking, to the seductive degree.

    July 16, 2008

  • Just as you'd suspect: sexually promiscuous young woman; applied to unmarried 'respectable' females common c. 1940's

    July 16, 2008

  • I.e, "Surprise! Butt sex ;D "

    No. I don't. However, many here where I live wouldn't be averse to the possibility of such a gift.

    Do you mean to bring this up in random public venues, or among unsuspecting others closer to home? I mean, the only time I can imagine saying this is loudly to jerks who really don't get it when I don't want them around.

    July 16, 2008

  • Something one gets as a forgotten birthday gift?

    July 16, 2008

  • Figures. Of course one can't find this info anywhere, but if you know the name of said book, teh internets will cough up a whole edition for free on Amazon, of all places!

    Glory be, and shall wonders ne'er cease \:p

    July 16, 2008

  • Shorthanded term for linguistic patterns, etc.

    http://www.philol.msu.ru/~lex/melnikov/meln_en/part_3_3-4.htm

    July 16, 2008

  • Also, Nax.

    July 16, 2008

  • Scurrysnuggle? I haven't heard this one yet, what is/was it in reference to?

    AhhhHA!:

    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Scuggle

    July 16, 2008

  • Greek 'Male orchid'? Literal translation, though methinks something is missing here, or another meaning may be inferred...

    July 16, 2008

  • Greek Tongue.

    July 16, 2008

  • Greek Branch.

    July 16, 2008

  • Breakfast, lunch, AND dinner and evil; 666th addition to the listings. What's not to love?

    July 15, 2008

  • It's missing something... a kittens in blenders, I fear.

    July 15, 2008

  • Care to share some thoughts on how this might be done, anyone?

    July 15, 2008

  • Also: Cointreu, in misconstrue! i.e, drunken dastardly deeds, done in deceit

    July 15, 2008

  • ! :D

    I've been looking forward to lists along the nature of mathematical language, lately.

    July 15, 2008

  • Haven't you favourited a video on Youtube along these lines? I vaguely recall something rawther technorati...

    July 15, 2008

  • Hmm... This one appears rather morbid as well, though may merely be evidence evinced of my own proclivities.

    July 15, 2008

  • I adore this one ;D

    Any more where that came from?

    July 15, 2008

  • The scowly lowbrow glare that dour old maids of ye olde yester~year lore laid heavily upon errant earners of such scalding scorn From English furrow + brow.

    July 15, 2008

  • When you find the right time and place, just don't use it suRepetitiously.

    July 15, 2008

  • Love of languages... probables an unhealthy one.

    July 15, 2008

  • Sign Compare with Spanish 'Sena'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Mill Persian root.

    July 15, 2008

  • Above, up... somehow connected to Spanish 'Arriba', perhaps dubious interpretation?

    July 15, 2008

  • Yet, nevertheless Spanish 'Aun'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Above.

    July 15, 2008

  • Although.

    July 15, 2008

  • One, another Sanscrit & Arab roots. Also, 'Aver'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Steel, more appropriately; iron Sanscrit origin.

    July 15, 2008

  • Below Turkish & Hindu roots.

    July 15, 2008

  • Moon, star.

    July 15, 2008

  • To be able.

    July 15, 2008

  • Possible.

    July 15, 2008

  • To break, tear greek (?).

    July 15, 2008

  • Name, word.

    July 15, 2008

  • Brass.

    July 15, 2008

  • Apprentice.

    July 15, 2008

  • To be able.

    July 15, 2008

  • Powerful.

    July 15, 2008

  • Those.

    July 15, 2008

  • To rejoice, to laugh. Non~religious.

    July 15, 2008

  • Wolf from Hindu, 'bheruha'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Verily, indeed!

    July 15, 2008

  • Free.

    July 15, 2008

  • Salad.

    July 15, 2008

  • Lentil.

    July 15, 2008

  • Metal from Sanscrit base, literally 'yellow brass'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Vein.

    July 15, 2008

  • To raise. Also, 'Ardinalar', from Sanscrit ? 'rising', Celtic 'Ard' high, exalted.

    July 15, 2008

  • To serve.

    July 15, 2008

  • Blood.

    July 15, 2008

  • Fear.

    July 15, 2008

  • Pregnant.

    July 15, 2008

  • Pledge.

    July 15, 2008

  • To speak, talk, call.

    July 15, 2008

  • Tortoise.

    July 15, 2008

  • Stuttering stumblefudge.

    July 15, 2008

  • To remember.

    July 15, 2008

  • Last night.

    July 15, 2008

  • Guard. Also, 'Aracatear', to guard.

    July 15, 2008

  • Affection. Related to 'Aquirindoy'; Affected aficionado.

    July 15, 2008

  • Attendance, in accompaniment.

    July 15, 2008

  • The eye.

    July 15, 2008

  • To live, dwell.

    'Apucheris', The Living as in, los vivos.

    July 15, 2008

  • To take.

    July 15, 2008

  • Cloud.

    July 15, 2008

  • Behind.

    July 15, 2008

  • To approach.

    July 15, 2008

  • There.

    July 15, 2008

  • Yonder.

    July 15, 2008

  • To open.

    July 15, 2008

  • 'Acana'

    July 15, 2008

  • Sick.

    July 15, 2008

  • Egg. Also signifying 'testicle' in Spanish, Gypsy, and Sanscrit.

    July 15, 2008

  • Wasp.

    July 15, 2008

  • Desire.

    July 15, 2008

  • Before time~wise.

    July 15, 2008

  • A ring.

    July 15, 2008

  • Finger.

    July 15, 2008

  • Honey.

    July 15, 2008

  • Lock, bolt.

    July 15, 2008

  • A publican.

    July 15, 2008

  • Before, forward.

    July 15, 2008

  • Lamp.

    July 15, 2008

  • Whither art thou?.

    July 15, 2008

  • Inside, within.

    July 15, 2008

  • Strings, garters!

    July 15, 2008

  • This.

    July 15, 2008

  • Girth.

    July 15, 2008

  • Thus, thusly. Also 'Andial'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Fox.

    July 15, 2008

  • Amen.

    July 15, 2008

  • So be it.

    July 15, 2008

  • To happen.

    July 15, 2008

  • Things. Matter.

    July 15, 2008

  • To hang, execute, strangle.

    July 15, 2008

  • To intoxicate one's~self.

    July 15, 2008

  • Oil.

    July 15, 2008

  • To be worth.

    July 15, 2008

  • Anvil.

    July 15, 2008

  • Companion. Also, 'Amala'.

    July 15, 2008

  • Table.

    July 15, 2008

  • Almond.

    July 15, 2008

  • Fountain.

    July 15, 2008

  • Just by. Next to.

    July 15, 2008

  • Side

    July 15, 2008

  • Time, turn.

    July 15, 2008

  • Temper, disposition.

    July 15, 2008

  • To rejoice not religious.

    July 15, 2008

  • To arrive at.

    July 15, 2008

  • Drone, buzz.

    July 15, 2008

  • Word.

    July 15, 2008

  • Grief, sorrow.

    July 15, 2008

  • Joy.

    July 15, 2008

  • To meet.

    July 15, 2008

  • A halter.

    July 15, 2008

  • AJORA/Friday.

    July 15, 2008

  • A wild hare.

    July 15, 2008

  • Nuts.

    July 15, 2008

  • Here. Also, Aqui.

    July 15, 2008

  • To assist.

    July 15, 2008

  • To cut.

    July 15, 2008

  • Today.

    July 15, 2008

  • Hither.

    July 15, 2008

  • To call.

    July 15, 2008

  • Now.

    July 15, 2008

  • This.

    July 15, 2008

  • Out, abroad.

    July 15, 2008

  • To come.

    July 15, 2008

  • To appear.

    July 15, 2008

  • To repent unlikely religiously!.

    July 15, 2008

  • Foreign, foreigner.

    July 15, 2008

  • To have, possess.

    July 15, 2008

  • Father paternal, non~religious.

    July 15, 2008

  • Ah yes... This term of endearment shall be reserved for those whom have offended in the highest gender notwithstanding, or otherwise sought to amuse me.

    July 15, 2008

  • Gadflies.

    The lot of 'em.

    July 13, 2008

  • How~ever should you have known this, Whichbe?

    July 13, 2008

  • There ought to be a French counterpart to this one ;) as I know a most deserving character whom would delight in it as though it were his own namesake, were he to hear of it!

    July 13, 2008

  • I tend to think of it as Wrong. Whaever gondles are, everyone feels the gondolier connection, first and foremost too.

    July 13, 2008

  • "*MY* warnjii."

    It seems to be a clothing items?

    July 13, 2008

  • n. Subject of sentence.

    July 12, 2008

  • You is on it ;)

    July 12, 2008

  • "Oooohlooky! Isa Yeggy. Right there."

    July 12, 2008

  • Latin Rain.

    July 12, 2008

  • Pertaining to rain. See also: Pluvialis.

    Daniel Lyon, Dictionary of the English Language, 1897

    July 12, 2008

  • A reception given by newly married couples on their return from the honeymoon,

    John Farmer, Americanisms Old and New, 1889

    July 12, 2008

  • A glutton, Lancashire.

    Joseph wright, English Dialect Dictionary, 1896~1905

    July 12, 2008

  • Floating pieces of ice, or weak ice, which bends beneath one as he passes from one piece to another. Boys take great pleasure in this precarious amusement.

    William Craigie & James Hulbert, Dictionary of American Language, 1940

    July 12, 2008

  • Hungrily; from Latin jejunus which meant 'fasting'.

    Jejuneness: poverty, barrenness, particularly want of interesting matter.

    Rev. John Boag, Imperial Lexicon, c. 1850

    July 12, 2008

  • Interjection used to express astonishment. Originated in Westmoreland.

    Joseph Wright, English Dialect Dictionary, 1896~1905

    July 12, 2008

  • Adulterer, libertine; from the French 'holier'.

    Herbert Coleridge, Dictionary of the Oldest Words in the English Language, 1863

    July 12, 2008

  • Mixture of morphine and cocaine injected subcutaneously.

    Maurice Weseen, A Dictionary of American Slang, 1934

    July 12, 2008

  • Pride, boasting, presumption. Taken from Old French bobance, arrogance, pomp.

    Sir James Murray, New English Dictionary, 1888

    July 12, 2008

  • "No! You Can't DOOOOOO that. I 'ignoying' you, you sit down."

    ~Adapted from Life With Tyrannical Dictating Toddler.

    July 12, 2008

  • Sometimes with a book in an actual chair, more likely to appear as a line in a toddler's song, however.

    July 12, 2008

  • (Vair~may) Italian for Worm.

    July 12, 2008

  • I request you add my great~great twin aunts, Visa and Versa.

    July 11, 2008

  • InfiniteTestyMule.

    July 11, 2008

  • witchy brew of ill~Literary rhyzomic broth. To be consumed in times of desperate stupidification, in liu or supplementary to ginko... . .

    By the time this takes over, it will be far too late to escape.

    July 11, 2008

  • merkin

    July 11, 2008

  • See Typeractive.

    July 11, 2008

  • You may has if one or more of the following:

    July 11, 2008

  • AAAHHHLLLNAH!

    WORST SUSHI EVER.

    July 11, 2008

  • As Seen In Idiocracy. Or, Words that belong to the list Corporate Cringeworthy Buzzwords.

    July 11, 2008

  • Wiitawded x We Todd Did =

    July 11, 2008

  • I'mstupible.

    July 11, 2008

  • Bastard stepchild of when hyphy met dubstep.

    July 11, 2008

  • Uncatholicicism. i repent of even looking down this tunnel.

    July 11, 2008

  • Why is it through all my years of child~bearing & heinous Naming books, I've never noticed the propensity to name offspring after crude acts of orifice accidents...

    July 11, 2008

  • yea, and verily it war so.

    July 11, 2008

  • Frow.

    July 11, 2008

  • Brawndo.

    *ahem* I mean, Bravo!

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek C~shaped.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Felt (sense).

    July 11, 2008

  • Latin Thick root.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Three-cornered.

    July 11, 2008

  • Latin Three-bristled.

    July 11, 2008

  • Latin Lip.

    July 11, 2008

  • Sanscrit

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Wood, log.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Leek.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Tongue.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Smooth.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Diminutive. See 'Micros'.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Sad, mournful.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Soft, tender.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Long.

    July 11, 2008

  • Greek Stripling.

    July 11, 2008

  • These are root words from botany so far which I am compiling for an evil plan. Many are old Greek at this time, but there are Latin and Malaysian words as well. In time it may come to make sense, but for now it's primarily my madness.

    July 11, 2008

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