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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘panvocalic’.
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Word Words
This used to be my nym list, but there are so many words about words, I think it's time to expand and open.
acronym, antonym, aptronym, autoantonym, autonym, bacronym, capitonym, contranym, contronym, eponym, exonym, heteronym and 120 more...
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Words about Words
backronym, contranym, haplology, enallage, paronomasia, scripturient, ambigram, idioglossia, dysphemism, tmesis, panvocalic, caconym and 10 more...
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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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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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kat's words
ecumenical, cacophony, clatter, marimba, bamboo, saffron, slice, mercurial, pomegranate, cranky, slipshod, scritch and 511 more...
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Beknownst1981's list
I love words, especially the ones I make up with my friends.
translucent meat ..., beknownst (knew), plethora, curmudgeon, wanderlust, actually, differentiate, bearded, hobbit feet, female, sexy time, librarian and 220 more...
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Unusual and Random Words
My Favourite Kind
quagmire, soliloquy, aardvark, topaz, ardent, exquisite, pyromania, pyre, extravagant, obscure, quetzal, quibble and 199 more...
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the omnibus
preponderance, idioglossia, acumen, heteronym, flux, anacoluthon, metonymy, impetus, constellation, exegesis, revelatory, cloistered and 877 more...
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Units Of Language
Word:
-a unit of language consisting of one or more spoken sounds or their written representation, that functions as a principal carrier of meaning.sulk, promenade, skulk, idle, subsequently, moody, paroxysm, felony, anent, generic, hallucinogen, synaesthesia and 215 more...
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...:::bella:::...
originally started as an attempt to collect words I found visually and auditorially beautiful, as well as psychically evocative, this has become nothing more than a grab bag of word curiosities, a ...
bergamot, jambalaya, bee's knees, heliotrope, hosanna, gamboge, aureole, filial, madrigal, multilingual, sacrosanct, sojourn and 1072 more...
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Words about words
Most of these describe word patterns or relationships between words.
panvocalic, palindrome, anagram, transposition, antigram, reversal, isogram, alternade, trinade, beheadment, decapitation, apheresis and 149 more...
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Nice Sounding Words
Just a list of words that sound relatively nice. :)
Popular, Elementary, Concoction, Pepsin, Lily, way, gymnasium, harrumph, refenestrate, defenestrate, melevolent, abseil and 9 more...
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Perceived linguistic gaps in English,...
From POSSLQ to "the naughties", a place to list those concepts for which English still appears to have no satisfactorily precise term. Your suggestions are invited!
naughties, birhymagram, posslq, the aughts, the noughties, the oh-ohs, the double-ohs, the twenty hundreds, the two thousands, the preteens, the deccies, the nillies and 17 more...
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Words That Wordie Has Taught Me
New words that I've learned on Wordie.
contronym, callipygian, apostate, nyctophobia, transliteration, copyleft, mudita, inchoate, manualism, ithyphallic, diacritics, nastygram and 26 more...
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words about words
idioglossia, lexicon, parapraxis, colloquialism, synecdoche, metonymy, diaeresis, zeugma, mnemonic, amanuensis, anacoluthon, palindrome and 78 more...
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athunley's Words
bosky, aphelion, illumine, vainglorious, terpsichorean, caduceus, nepenthe, fey, encomium, redoubtable, stygian, tommyrot and 4 more...
Tweets
Looking for tweets for panvocalic.
sionnach hernesheir encourages me to make some kind of comment here, asserting precedence of coinage, but as noted below, there are other coinages of which I am more proud. Still, I know that there is a diligent cohort of Wordnikians for whom panvocalics hold a certain fatal fascination - God bless 'em. Feb 14, 2011
john Just read the first comment on this word for the first time. Mollusque, that warms my heart--it's the best Wordie discovery story ever. Aug 5, 2008
reesetee Ah yes. Feels like home, doesn't it? ;-) Nov 3, 2007
mollusque Thanks, reesetee. I've been compiling word lists for 30 years, mostly in isolation, so it's amazing to find a community of Borgmannian logophiliacs. Nov 3, 2007
reesetee I second that. Ensnorkelled has no match (although I do like burnt umbrage, too).
And mollusque, welcome to Wordie! Nov 1, 2007
skipvia For "ensnorkled" you should forever be enshrined in the Wordie firmament, si. No one has ever topped that one, and I suspect no one ever will.
But we'll by God keep trying! Nov 1, 2007
sionnach Aw shucks, it seemed kind of self-evident. I think I'm prouder of some of my other neologisms, such as ensnorkelled or burnt umbrage. :) Nov 1, 2007
mollusque Containing all the vowels (adj.), a word that contains all the vowels (noun). First coined by Peter T. Daniels on 20 Feb 2005 on sci.tech-archive.net. Coined independently by Sionnach in a comment on murcielago on 24 October 2007, which I discovered through a Google search when I became the third person to independently coin panvocalic, on 28 October 2007. That search is also how I discovered Wordie. Nov 1, 2007