Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. The scientific knowledge of rain; also, a treatise or discourse about rain.
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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘ombrology’.
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Interesting words
A list of words that are odd or words that I have looked up.
concupiscence, brize, scree, scoria, forestaff, spanaemia, valetudinarianism, distasture, pyrethrum, laudanum, gentian, bicameral and 11250 more...
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oakum, oakus, oast, obambulate, obdormition, obduracy, obedible, obedientiary, obeism, obeliscolychny, obelize, obelus and 504 more...
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Logolepsy
"Luciferous Logolepsy is a collection of over 9,000 obscure English words. Though the definition of an 'English' word might seem to be straightforward, it is not. There exist so many adopted, deriv...
Anschauung, Areopagus, Argus, Briarean, Dei gratia, Dei judicium, Deo volente, Duecento, Foehn, Geflugelte Worte, Gegenschein, Hakenkreuz and 9230 more...
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Rain
rain, Purple Rain, drain, rainbow, grain, rain shadow, rainforest, raindrops keep fa..., rain, rain, go away, Rainn Wilson, Black Rain, rainbow trout and 55 more...
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Conversations
Words with interesting comments. This doesn't mean I'm adding schadenfreude.
sprite, footnote, ringxiety, firkin, jesus's, guys, möbius strip, mentions, waxed paper, za, hobby horse, ombrology and 54 more...
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career advisor
interesting -ologies, vocations, etc.
Please cite your chosen career if it doesn't have a weirdnet entry.vexillology, eschatology, pomology, phrenology, astacology, balneology, dactology, mycology, selenology, rhinology, hippology, somnology and 43 more...
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Unusual -ologies
morology, tidology, aerology, tyrology, orology, barology, tocology, doorology, ology, battology, dittology, cacology and 244 more...
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Only on Wordie/Wordnik
Okay, mostly on Wordie. But it's more fun here anyway.
brannock device, polari, stupidhead, in toto, nounal, flustrated, stuffocate, firkin, full-assed, placeholder name, pro-text, cheesequake and 408 more...
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Words next
patrimony, cacophony, fearsome, coruscating, coruscating, coruscating, dolomite, dolorous, transdermal, chatty cathy, chatterbox, incessantly and 249 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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ologies
technology, acarology, aceology, acology, adenology, aedoeology, aerobiology, aerolithology, aerology, agriology, agrobiology, agrology and 850 more...
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trailingedge's list
Word Depository 08
protolithic, posteriority, squamiform, guillotinings, intransigence, proprioception, undiminished, ungulates, eutrophication, ramblingly, sojourner, blissful ignorance and 26 more...
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john For students of ombrology, this site answers the most important question. Oct 19, 2008
bilby It's not raining now. Oct 19, 2008
chained_bear Oh. Oh dear. *hides face* Oct 12, 2007
reesetee Yep. See poor trivet's first comment, below. Oct 12, 2007
chained_bear So... wait. Is this a real word? Oct 12, 2007
oroboros ...and when heavy mist threatens, I grab my trusty omburg. Unfortunately it only comes in gray and burnt omber...not very exciting Crayola colors. I tried magic markers but they just can't make much headway against the former, and none at all against the latter... Jun 24, 2007
reesetee Yes, umbrellas! In retired Crayola colors. Mar 7, 2007
chained_bear You know, though, this makes sense. When it looks like rain, I always reach for my ombrella. Sometimes, if it looks *really* rainy, I reach for my hombrella. Mar 7, 2007
reesetee Maybe, but somebody got the H out of there. ;-) Mar 6, 2007
chained_bear And anyway, I thought ombrology was the study of hombres. Mar 6, 2007
trivet Oh, my. I think all of these pseudologies should go on AbraxasZugzwang's wordization list. That goes for vexiology, too, however accidental. Mar 6, 2007
reesetee Wrong again! Good heavens; where did you go to school? Clannadology is the study of large groups of Scottish people who collect dolls. Mar 6, 2007
chained_bear No, no. That's clannadology. Eeeeeniacology is pronounced with a long e, that's why it's confusing. Mar 6, 2007
reesetee I don't think so. Eniacology is, of course, the study of ethereal-sounding Irish music. Mar 6, 2007
chained_bear No, no, that's eniacology, reesetee. You're confused. ;)
Trivet, I thought astacology was the study of the dog in "The Thin Man" movies. Isn't it? Mar 6, 2007
reesetee Nah. Crayology is the study of enormously large, room-sized supercomputers, isn't it? Mar 6, 2007
trivet I concur. Might be confused with astacology, though. Mar 6, 2007
chained_bear I think that's crayology, reesetee. Mar 6, 2007
reesetee Are you sure this isn't the study of retired Crayola colors? Mar 6, 2007
trivet The study of rain. Mar 6, 2007