Definitions
Examples
“Last note, I checked on gloomth and nothing there seems lolita in the slightest.”
“My dark friend, after sixteen years of totally boring existence, I come to you at last with a glimmer of hope to break through the gloomth that is my miserable life.”
You Suck
“I have to say, that as much as I'm all about the peace of the grave and the glorious gloomth of the nonliving and all, it's different when there's a real dead guy you have to walk over, not to mention a really big, angry cat in a sweater.”
You Suck
“What a pretty circumstance is the little river! and so far from the position being insipid, to me it has a tranquil cheerfulness that harmonizes with the house, and seems to have been the judicious selection of a wealthy abbot, who avoided ostentation, but did not choose austere gloomth.”
“I have long been mortified that for these three years you have seen it only in winter: it is now in the height of its greenth, blueth, gloomth, honey-suckle and seringahood.”
Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘gloomth’.
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Autological
They sound like their meaning
trog, ooze, scythe, melody, bogue, unlettered, gloomth, cagamosis, coldment, doom, pieman
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Literary Coinage
Wonderful words or phrases authors have invented
jabberwock, thumbfumble, zippicamiknicks, gryphoemia, ansible, gloomth, grok, mimsy, nymphet, smee, runcible spoon, centrifugal bumbl... and 40 more...

madmouth coined by Sir Horace Walpole. 'Gloom' didn't quite do it for him. Apr 12, 2009