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Lists
These user-created lists contain the word ‘weirdnet’.
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farcebook, go ogle, twatter, yaboo!, nerdie, myspacebook, myplace, fuckr, google dearth, wivesearch, hotmale, happy gays and 19 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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Favorite Words That Aren't Really Words
Whether slang, acronyms, or madeupical, they're too good not to put on some list or other. See the companion list, "Favorite Words That Are Really More Like Phrases," here.
pwned, craptacular, embiggen, phwoar, dealie-bob, doojiggy, bootylicious, craptastic, ^_^, π, oo-ee-oo-ah-ah-ti..., gustnado and 326 more...
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Because I Said So, That's Why
Giving in and adding my meager madeupical contributions to the many excellent meologism Wordie lists. In a vague attempt at organization, I've also included introduced terms that (as far as I know)...
wordtacular, madeupical, plutotater, subsession, madeupatory, crappuccino, wordification, hitlery channel, wordsomnia, wordie mystique, wordie funs language, girlygiggle and 113 more...
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Meta
Because in this crazy place, technical feedback on site bugs goes on the page for the word 'bugs'. See also Meta Squared, plethora's list of meta lists.
bugs, features, mobile, wordie, wordnet, madeupical, tagging, merch, weirdnet, tag, meta, search and 83 more...
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Excellent Made-up Words
Mainly discovered on Wordie.
unobtainium, wordism, veluxography, interweb, verbivore, spamish, manlaughter, blamestorm, atagging, britlish, madeupical, outernet and 38 more...
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Tweets
Looking for tweets for weirdnet.
vanishedone See also, not only WeirdNet's very own tag, but also The WeirdNet Paradox and WeirdNot. Mar 21, 2009
reesetee For Wordieternity: see dung.
Yes, that's what I said. Jan 27, 2009
yarb Who writes the Weirdnet definitions? Somewhere out there, there is an unknown comedy genius. Apr 4, 2008
reesetee I've begun doing that too. Glad you're feeling better. ;-) Dec 10, 2007
john It's good to be aware that, if WordNet's definition looks off, you can see the full results for any word on their site. I've been doing this, and lately I'm thinking it's not me, it's them :-)
Dec 10, 2007
arby Won't someone think of the children spawn??!?!?!?! Nov 28, 2007
chained_bear John, I posted a comment to this effect on the... some other page. (Faggot? Peeler?) I think the WeirdNet situation has enriched Wordie. I hope you do not decide to make it NormalNet. Think of the conversations it's spawned!
Or even just think of the word spawn! Nov 28, 2007
arby It does have to live up to its name, after all - not being called NormalNet (or AccurateNet, for that matter). Nov 28, 2007
reesetee I'm thinking that way too: added value. WeirdNet has become a sort of Wordie sideshow. It would almost be a shame if it were to straighten itself out and behave. :-) Nov 28, 2007
vanishedone By now, it's surely a feature... Maybe you're adding value by introducing us to definitions we'd otherwise overlook. Maybe. Nov 28, 2007
mollusque There's the problem, John: you're getting defninitions mixed in with the definitions. Nov 28, 2007
bilby I spent a while looking for WeirdNet and came up with nothing meaningful. Umm, may I have my while back? But at least I now know the pelmet from whence the kooknyness descends. Relieved! Nov 28, 2007
uselessness I secretly wondered if this might be the case, but dared not question thee. Nov 28, 2007
john Ok, time for me to fess up. There's a very slight chance that my programming has something to do with weirdnet's weirdness. I'm making a single call to the WordNet database, and getting back all the defninitions; some post-processing then happens to select the likely most-common definition. The parameters I use to determine that come straight from WordNet, but there may well be a bug (or a feature!) in my code that's selecting these oddball definitions. Nov 28, 2007
reesetee Those wacky definitions.... Nov 15, 2007