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These user-created lists contain the word ‘nether petals’.
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My Little Phonies
Names for the next generation of My Little Ponies. Inspired by Star's list.
juggernaught, flamboyant, cuddly maggot, astrobleme, agroof, windburn, poshlost, crucifer, feedbag, dunderwhelp, nebelwerfer, bliss ninny and 453 more...
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Obtuphemisms
Absurd euphemisms to reference who-knows-what.
parking spot, unbirdly, business juice, prairie rocket, styrofoam feelings, copulative compound, interestingnessfu..., pregnant pause, information package, endowment effect, netherlands, toxic assets and 31 more...
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Gaw
Words for things both tangible and anthropic. I'm in the process of spinning off hardware into ute, and people into oofy.
cum-twang, naumachia, yngling, juggernaught, bliss ninny, iliac crest, moistened bint, slumlord, spondoolies, classy lady, charnel house, electrodoméstico and 334 more...
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sionnach's Words
contumely, fomite, holmgang, poltroon, eleemosynary, obsidian, nugatory, grindcore, felch, recrudescent, pyx, parenteral and 3271 more...
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Words to have topped the "most wordie...
confelicity, bristol stool scale, blatteroon, toejam, serendipity, oubliette, crepuscular, honeysuckle, mellifluous, sesquipedalian, flaberkin, magnanimous and 141 more...
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Conversations for the Ages
A list of words that have fascinating conversations on them. Or just, you know, really funny ones. If I missed any, I hope someone will let me know...
Also see a few other Wordizens' l...misuse, slough of despond, drinking problem, sausage fest, vergerhade, baromets, todal, googlewhack, quetzalcoatl, cheesewa, cheesois, absinthe and 187 more...
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silly, silly words
besnotted, skedaddle, humdinger, pamplemousse, pantalones, underpants gnomes, underoos, herpes zoster, possums, meat slurry, sausage, peevish and 256 more...
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oddities and naughtidies
flibbertigibbet, nether petals, shame spiral, quiltzilla, bacon rocket, unfuckwithable
Tweets
Looking for tweets for nether petals.
reesetee It's always fun watching skip try to behave himself. ;-) Jun 15, 2009
chained_bear Skip, I nearly fell off my chair! :) Jun 14, 2009
bilby Just when you thought it couldn't get any worse :-( Jun 14, 2009
madmouth echoes of the Old South's fictional queef contests, sionnach. where do you find these gorgeous tidbits?
I heard from a historian that baking bread on Sundays was a necessary process of hand-washing for 19th century women who did housework. apparently their hands would become so thoroughly begrimed from a week of baby-changing and cinder-poking, etc., that nothing short of wet dough would remove the layer of filth.
Jun 14, 2009
strev You can have your cake and eat it too, said strev innocently. Jun 14, 2009
plethora What on Earth did you search to find that picture, bilby? Jun 14, 2009
skipvia *will not go for the cherry joke--will not go for the cherry joke--will not go for the cherry joke* Jun 14, 2009
jfk Next time, when she asks what kind of cake you would like to order, don't say "Surprise me". Jun 14, 2009
bilby I'm getting suspicious of the lady who works in the cake shop. Jun 14, 2009
jfk Thanks for the visuals...instantaneous and I fear permanent...I'll have the toast. Jun 13, 2009
skipvia You know, I have always kind of wondered about certain varieties of dinner rolls. Jun 13, 2009
skipvia Better than impressing it with the mark of their nether throat, I imagine. Jun 13, 2009
bilby That's 'cause you've been away! Wordie does hilaristurbing as well as anywhere :-) Jun 13, 2009
plethora That is simultaenously the most disturbing and hilarious thing I have read for a very long time. Jun 13, 2009
chained_bear ih.... egh.... eeew.... ick.... egh.... *chunders*
I should not have clicked on this page. Jun 12, 2009
sionnach English damsels of yore used to impress a piece of bread dough with the mark of their nether petals and feed it to their intended in the hopes that eating this "cocklebread" would cause them to succumb.
Jun 12, 2009