Did you maybe mean one of these? convoke, convoked, convoyed
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Wordnik Vocabulary List
Inspired by some comments over on the Feedback profile.
bilby, feedback, Bonnie, Toonces, trebuchet, fufluns, cupcakes, umbrage, teapot, Wordie, wordie, wordnik and 54 more...
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wordie
oddities from the prewordnikian era (aka wordie.org) ..also oddities from wordnik.
super awesome pri..., my smurfs don't w..., set phasers to bi..., monkey pod, froggy-style, kinda thing, vegan rage, knee-deep, the chuck norris ..., multi-slacking, bugdom, goomba and 38 more...
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A Glossary of Wordnikian
A list of unique terms coined and/or used more or less frequently by the Wordie/Wordnik community, such as reesetee's "madeupical".
Don't be shy - if you've coined a term used on this ...fuflun, panvocalic, wordnikian, euvocalic, euryvocalic, convowel, every potential l..., Wordie Treatment, crappuccino, wordie mystique, weirdnet, oddocomplete and 11 more...
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Inflicted on Wordie / Wordnik
Words that I created on Wordie (see madeupical). Some of them prove to have been made up previously elsewhere.
proxivore, gastroetymologist, retro-etymologize, hippopotamonomato..., wordfest, spelling capture, taghappy, hendiatristic, johnism, gallopavonian, kerprint, anywordie and 29 more...
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hernesheir I started tagging convowel patterns such as cvvvc, ccvcc, cvcvcvc, ccvcccvcccvcc, etc. as "palindromous pattern" over a year ago. Dec 11, 2011
TankHughes Hey marky- I started tagging words with 'vcccv' patterns in January 2010. I've also tagged words as ch sounds like k, rh, and one-dollar words. I know C and V are used academically for sounds and not letters, and I made some linguists mad, but I wasn't trying to record the sounds, and I don't know what other system I might have chosen. I think organizing things which appear unrelated can bring out new features that have not been visible or considered. Mendeleev, Linneaus and Roget are my heroes. I'm not saying I accomplished anything with this idea yet, but tagging words in this way (which mollusque called convowel) was very cathartic for me at the time and I'm happy I had wordnik as an outlet. I've been thinking about possible uses for this list recently. No success yet, but you can watch me flail on tankhughes.com. Dec 10, 2011
mollusque We reached 2500 convowel patterns today. Dec 5, 2010
mollusque It looks like I coined it, so I'll put it on my inflicted list. Nov 7, 2010
ruzuzu See comments on cvcvcccvcvcv. Nov 6, 2010
marky convowel tags .. something like this could easily be done automatically with a simple computer script, and then cross referenced in a database to automatically add tags, but still not sure what the benefit would be. spelling in the english language is quite chaotic and tricky.. Nov 6, 2010
marky I'm very curious what the point of this is, it's very interesting to me.. seems to not particularly have to do with phonetics but spelling of the english language .. anyone want to shed light?
what sparked the idea? Nov 6, 2010
ruzuzu The pattern of consonants and vowels in any given word.
Does anyone remember who coined this? I know mollusque and hernesheir have done a lot with these. Nov 6, 2010