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• tankhughes commented on the word bitch

  A good slam poem about bitch from the perspective of black women: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2c-MVXghd8

  September 12, 2025

• 403 commented on the user 403

  2 cents

  September 12, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the list discount-insults-btJ1PGLlOpyPliE2HHSVx

  final boss of AliExpress: https://x.com/Avionicschad/status/1221603455632134144 (2020)

  September 12, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word holy fkn airball

  holy peak: https://www.reddit.com/r/TopCharacterTropes/comments/1netb2x/comment/ndsr53x/

  September 12, 2025

• octe commented on the word pulamiter

  "Man!” cried his wife, "don’t be such a pulamiter!”

  Sons and Lovers (D. H. Lawrence)

  September 12, 2025

• octe commented on the word googing

  …Dean stood googing around with a towel, so did Marylou.

  Jack Kerouak

  September 12, 2025

• tuigiayghepmangnhom commented on the user tuigiayghepmangnhom

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  #tuigiayghepmangnhom #tuighepmangnhom #giayghepmangnhom #mangnhomghepgiay #intuigiayghepmangnhom #baobimangghepthanhtien

  September 12, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word DewQuil

  DewQuil, a portmanteau of Mountain Dew and DayQuil.

  September 12, 2025

• octe commented on the word matroneum

  https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/matroneum

  A gallery on the interior of a building, originally intended to accommodate women.

  September 9, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word cottagecore

  "precum is so cottagecore" https://www.reddit.com/r/BrandNewSentence/comments/1nbd9mw/precum_is_so_cottage_core/

  September 8, 2025

• brookes commented on the word hemerology

  Example usage:

  The astrologer consulted her detailed hemerology before advising the queen on the most auspicious date for the coronation.

  Discovered in the ruins, the clay tablet was a Babylonian hemerology, prescribing which days were favorable for business and which for rest.

  September 8, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word chainsword

  Chainsword, a portmanteau of chainsaw and sword.

  September 6, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word chainchete

  Chainchete, a portmanteau of chainsaw and machete.

  September 6, 2025

• aefira commented on the user serendip

  I! LOVE! YOU!!!!!!

  September 6, 2025

• serendip commented on the user aefira

  ily

  September 6, 2025

• saddog commented on the word antimaniacal

  seems like a really interesting word I guess

  September 5, 2025

• saddog commented on the word dyspnea

  good word

  September 5, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word chewtoy character

  https://www.reddit.com/r/TopCharacterTropes/comments/1n8jgay/chewtoy_characters_but_their_constant_suffering/

  September 4, 2025

• iglam commented on the word fantasalgia

  (noun) A bittersweet yearning for an imagined past or an unrealized life; a sense of nostalgia for something that never truly existed.

  Examples:

  “He felt a wave of fantasalgia while reading letters from soldiers in a war he never fought.”

  “Scrolling through vintage travel posters gave me fantasalgia for journeys I never took.”

  “Late-night jazz records always stir a strange fantasalgia for smoky clubs I’ve never seen.”

  September 4, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the list 2025-woty-research-y4sh9nurnUxr2gBi3jyQd

  https://www.reddit.com/r/BrandNewSentence/comments/1n80wvt/the_matcha_dubai_chocolate_labubu_of_film/

  "wuthering heights starring margot robbie and jacob elordi featuring charli xcx on the soundtrack is kinda the matcha dubai chocolate labubu of film"

  September 4, 2025

• mckennagene commented on the user iamlaurieg

  Hi iamlaurieg, letting you know your sweet tooth fairy tea party pooper will be featured this Saturday in the wordcels.com daily puzzle.

  September 4, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word oomfies

  https://bsky.app/profile/notjowy.bsky.social/post/3lxlplxfhfc22

  from OOMF: one of my followers/friends https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/OOMF#English

  September 2, 2025

• alexz commented on the word uwu

  Also.. people actually say 'ooo woo' whenpronouncing this.

  September 2, 2025

• alexz commented on the word o7

  spotted in twitch chat -

  o7 is the emoticon for a person saluting.

  o/ is the emoticon for a person waving

  September 2, 2025

• spellit commented on the list 41-3rNTFODNEd3MuTvoP1fpH

  1 Nef French 2 Gol Euphemism For Middle English Word 3 Aum Dutch 4 Aum Dutch 5 Pyx Middle English 6 Cyp Haitian Creole 7 Fey Middle English 8 Hok Afrikaans 9 Jes Probably Native Name In West Africa 10 Hom Persian From Avestan 11 Dum Euphemism Of A Middle English Word 12 Lev Bulgarian 13 Dao Burmese 14 Dow Hindi 15 Ios Hawaiian 16 Fay Middle English 17 Aes Middle English + Middle English 18 Gid Back-Formation From A Middle English Word 19 Bure French 20 Dray Middle English 21 Culm Middle English 22 Bawn Irish Gaelic 23 Hoke By Shortening 24 Buro Russian From French 25 Veld Afrikaans 26 Davy By Shortening & Alteration 27 Fuge Probably From Italian 28 Huia Maori 29 Lied German 30 Ares French From Latin 31 Abbe French From Latin 32 Obex Latin 33 Cann Middle English 34 Hock Alteration Of Middle English 35 Ephi Hebrew 36 Flan French 37 Bawl Middle English 38 Birl Middle English 39 Buro Tagalog 40 Ouph Probably Alteration Of Old Norse 41 Knub Probably From Low German 42 Knib By Alteration 43 Axil New Latin 44 Finn Swedish 45 Curn Middle English 46 Gues Modification Of Norwegian (Dialect) 47 Fils Arabic 48 Bund German 49 Coak French 50 Gail Middle English 51 Baas Afrikaans 52 Mike By Shortening & Alteration

  September 1, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word bowlstice

  In the spring and fall, light comes in a bathroom window and illuminates someone's toilet bowl: https://www.reddit.com/r/Satisfyingasfuck/comments/1n44hvn/wait_for_it_every_spring_and_fall_their_toilet/

  August 31, 2025

• mckennagene commented on the user spamh8r

  spamh8r wanted to let you know, your sweet tooth fairy medium rare collection is featured in today's puzzle at https://wordcels.com. Thanks for creating it!

  August 30, 2025

• dogman15 commented on the list words-that-can-be-typed-entirely-with-the-left-hand

  Another word that can be typed only with the left hand: deceased.

  August 30, 2025

• serdal commented on the user serdal

  HELLO

  August 29, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the list discount-insults-btJ1PGLlOpyPliE2HHSVx

  Governor Gavin Newsom, tweeting in the style of Trump, uses 3 discount insults at once: "picked him out of the bargain bin in the Walmart clearance section" https://www.reddit.com/r/chaoticgood/comments/1n2uebb/the_couch_fuck_this_is_funny/

  August 29, 2025

• icyyyman commented on the user icyyyman

  Nothing to say...

  August 29, 2025

• alexz commented on the word raw

  Why not Wrapped in Bacon sky burial?

  August 29, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word raw

  "caskets don't make sense. why aren't we putting people into the ground raw?" https://www.reddit.com/r/BrandNewSentence/comments/1n2id6g/raw/

  Maybe influenced by raw-dog raw dog

  August 29, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Public Sharing

  Example Usage: Her public sharing of the video tutorial on YouTube quickly made it go viral.

  The company's policy advises employees to be cautious about public sharing of details regarding their work projects.

  A key difference in modern communication is between private messaging and public shari

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Public Sharing

  Etymology: Early 21st century. From the confluence of public (open to all people) and sharing (to distribute digital content), driven by the rise of social networking platforms.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Public Sharing

  Meaning:

  1. The act of distributing personal content, information, or media on digital platforms where access is unrestricted and the audience is inherently public or semi-public. This content is typically accessible to a wide, undefined network beyond one's immediate personal connections.

  2. (in digital communication) A mode of interaction characterized by broadcasting content to an open audience on social media, video-sharing, or micro-blogging platforms (e.g., Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube), with the primary intentions of dissemination, engagement, or community building.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word becastled

  Example Usage:

  After her heart was broken, she becastled her emotions, building walls so high that no one could get close enough to hurt her again.

  To survive the economic downturn, the family becastled their small business by paying off all debts and building a large cash reserve.

  The museum becastled the priceless diamond in a case of bulletproof glass, surrounded by laser tripwires and pressure sensors.

  The IT team becastled the company's network behind multiple firewalls and advanced encryption, making it nearly impenetrable to hackers.

  The paranoid billionaire becastled his mountain estate with a high wall, a gated entrance, and round-the-clock armed guards.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Chocolataire

  Example Usage:

  The annual neighborhood chocolataire featured a fountain of molten dark chocolate surrounded by platters of fruit and pastries for dipping.

  Instead of a traditional birthday cake, she requested a chocolataire where guests could sample truffles, chocolate-covered espresso beans, and spicy Mayan hot cocoa.

  The fundraiser was advertised as a sophisticated chocolataire, with a local chocolatier presenting a lecture on the history of cacao while attendees indulged.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word bahuvrihi

  Example Usage:

  The word "redskin" is a controversial bahuvrihi, as it describes a person by the characteristic of red skin.

  In linguistics class, we learned that "lazybones" is a bahuvrihi because it doesn't refer to literal bones but to a person who has lazy bones.

  The term "highbrow" (for an intellectual) is a bahuvrihi, humorously suggesting the person possesses a high brow.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word armatole

  Example Usage:

  The armatole, knowledgeble of the treacherous mountain paths, led the resistance fighters to a hidden camp.

  Originally hired by the Ottomans to keep order, many armatoles later used their military skills to become leaders in the revolt.

  The historical novel depicted the armatole as a rugged and independent figure, caught between his official duties and his national loyalties.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word huwasi

  Example Usage:

  Archaeologists identified the standing stone in the temple's inner court as a huwasi for the storm god Teshub.

  Offerings of bread and fruit were laid at the base of the huwasi to appease the deity it represented.

  The Hittites believed the spirit of a god could inhabit a huwasi stone, making it a potent focal point for worship.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word assassinatrix

  Example Usage:

  The graphic novel's protagonist was a ruthless assassinatrix who specialized in eliminating high-profile targets.

  In the spy thriller, the mysterious assassinatrix used her charm to get close to her mark before striking.

  The film noir featured a classic femme fatale who was also a skilled assassinatrix.

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word epitrachelion

  Example Usage:

  The bishop placed the epitrachelion around the new priest's neck, symbolizing the receiving of sacerdotal grace.

  During the sacrament of confession, the priest drapes his epitrachelion over the penitent's head as a sign of forgiveness.

  The intricately embroidered epitrachelion was a cherished heirloom, passed down within the monastery for generations.

  August 28, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word treat culture

  Gen Z treat culture: https://www.tumblr.com/beggars-opera/792096660164640768

  August 28, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the list black-queer-femme-slang-KKX6mc6dFPQpKGaWE_ddr

  "I am genuinely sorry I clocked your tea." https://www.tumblr.com/vocabulary-altering-posts/793094711504257024/and-to-my-followers-new-infection-just-dropped

  August 28, 2025

• brookes commented on the word armatole

  armatoli (Noun)

  Meaning: A historical term for a Christian Greek militiaman in the Ottoman Empire, often a former klepht (bandit), who was employed by the Ottoman authorities to maintain order and guard mountain passes.

  Example Usage: "The armatole, familiar with every crevice of the Pindus mountains, proved to be a formidable and elusive foe for the Ottoman regulars."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word moonsickle

  moonsickle (Noun)

  Meaning: A poetic term for a crescent moon, comparing its shape to that of a sickle (a curved blade).

  Example Usage: "A slender moonsickle hung in the twilight sky, offering just enough light to see the path through the fields."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word hectad

  hectad (Noun)

  Meaning: A unit of area, specifically one hundred square kilometers, used in mapping and geography. In the UK, it can refer to a 10 km x 10 km grid square used in biological recording.

  Example Usage: "The conservation team surveyed every hectad in the region to map the population density of the rare butterfly species."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word huwasi

  huwasi (Noun)

  Meaning: In Hittite religion, a sacred stone stela or pillar that represented a deity and was considered an object of worship.

  Example Usage: "Archaeologists discovered a huwasi stone at the site, which would have been the focal point for offerings to the storm god."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word assassinatrix

  assassinatrix ( Noun )

  Meaning: A female assassin.

  Example Usage: "In the spy thriller, the mysterious assassinatrix moved through the shadows of the embassy, her mission unknown to all.

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word epitrachelion

  Part of Speech: Noun

  Meaning: The stole worn by priests and bishops in the Eastern Orthodox and Eastern Catholic churches. It is a long strip of cloth worn around the neck with the ends sewn together, symbolizing the yoke of Christ.

  Example Usage: "Before beginning the liturgy, the priest kissed his epitrachelion and solemnly placed it over his shoulders."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word hemerology

  hemerology (Noun)

  Meaning: A calendar, almanac, or guide that lists lucky and unlucky days of the year, often with astrological significance.

  Example Usage: "The ancient Roman farmer consulted his hemerology before planting his crops, anxious to choose the most auspicious day."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word calvicytherium

  clavicytherium (Noun)

  Meaning: A calvicytherium is a rare, historical type of stringed keyboard instrument, specifically a harpsichord in which the strings are arranged vertically ( perpendicular to the keyboard) rather than horizontally. The name is derived from Latin, suggesting a "vertical harp."

  Example Usage: "The museum's collection of Renaissance instruments featured a rare calvicytherium, its strings rising vertically from the soundboard like a silent, wooden harp."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Compotator

  compotator (Noun)

  Meaning: A drinking companion; someone with whom one drinks alcohol.

  Example Usage: "He raised his tankard to his oldest compotator, with whom he had shared countless stories and pints over the years."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Cooling glasses

  Cooling glasses (Noun)

  Meaning: A modern term for eyeglasses or sunglasses, implying they are used to cool or soothe the eyes, often from the glare of the sun.

  Example Usage: "The 21st-century gentleman raised his cooling glasses to get a better look at the carriage approaching down the sun-drenched road."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word diaperhood

  Diaperhood (Noun)

  Meaning: The period of early infancy when a baby wears diapers; babyhood.

  Example Usage: "The photograph album documented every stage of the child's life, from diaperhood to her first day of school."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Bachelorsfare

  bachelorsfare (Noun)

  Meaning: Simple or meager food of the type supposedly eaten by a bachelor who cannot or does not cook well. It implies a lack of culinary effort or sophistication.

  Example Usage: "After his wife left for the weekend, John resigned himself to a diet of bachelorsfare: cold beans straight from the can and buttered toast."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Becastled

  Becastled (Adjective)

  Meaning: Adorned or fortified with castles or castle-like structures. It can describe a landscape or a building that has been given castle-like features (e.g., battlements, turrets).

  Example Usage: "From the hill, we looked out over the becastled Rhine Valley, its slopes dotted with ancient fortresses."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word Chocolataire

  Chocolataire (Noun)

  Meaning: A social gathering or party where chocolate is the central theme, featuring various chocolate-based foods and drinks.

  Example Usage: "The hostess, a renowned patissier, invited us to an exclusive chocolataire where we sampled truffles, sipped spiced hot chocolate, and even enjoyed a rich chocolate torte."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word aezz

  Here are example sentences:

  aezz (interj./n.): An exclamation of awe or something jaw-droppingly impressive.

  "Aezz! That neural implant demo just blew my mind!"

  "The new self-driving hovercar is pure aezz, straight out of a sci-fi flick."

  "When the VR concert started, everyone was shouting ‘Aezz!’ at the visuals."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word aezz

  aezz (interj./n., pronounced "ayz"):

  Meaning: An exclamation of awe or admiration; as a noun, it refers to something jaw-droppingly impressive or futuristic.

  Example: "Aezz! Did you see that hologram display?" / "That new AI drone is pure aezz."

  Vibe: High-energy, futuristic, used to hype up cutting-edge tech or mind-blowing experiences.

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word yjji

  Here are example sentences:

  yjji (n.): A fleeting, intense burst of shared joy or excitement.

  "When our team won the esports tourney, the yjji in the chat was unreal!"

  "The festival lights synced with the music, and we all felt a massive yjji."

  "Posting that meme on X sparked a yjji with my followers going wild in the replies."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word yjji

  yjji (n., pronounced "yee-jee"):

  Meaning: A fleeting, intense burst of joy or excitement shared with others, often in a group setting.

  Example: "When the DJ dropped the beat, the whole crowd felt a yjji."

  Vibe: Euphoric, communal, like the high of a perfect moment at a concert or event.

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word ujge

  Here are example sentences:

  ujge (v.): To dive into something with reckless enthusiasm, ignoring risks.

  "We ujged into the open-world game without a strategy and got wrecked in five minutes."

  "He ujged into coding that app, even though he’d never tried that framework before."

  "They ujged into the crypto market last week, no research, just vibes."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word ujge

  ujge (v., pronounced "udge"):

  Meaning: To dive into a task or experience with reckless enthusiasm, often ignoring potential risks.

  Example: "We ujged into the new game beta without reading the patch notes."

  Vibe: Bold, adventurous, slightly chaotic; captures the spirit of jumping in headfirst, especially in gaming or creative pursuits.

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word ubju

  Here are example sentences:

  ubju (adj.): Effortlessly stylish or charismatic with authentic flair.

  "His custom AR glasses and vintage jacket combo is so ubju, everyone was staring."

  "That new indie band has an ubju vibe, like they don’t even know how cool they are."

  "She walked into the virtual meetup with such ubju confidence, owning the whole chat."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word ubju

  ubju (adj., pronounced "oob-joo"):

  Meaning: Something effortlessly stylish or charismatic, but with an understated, authentic flair.

  Example: "His retro VR headset and chill attitude were so ubju."

  Vibe: Confident, trendy, with a nod to individuality; perfect for describing people or things that stand out without trying too hard.

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word ookf

  Here are example sentences:

  ookf (n./v.): A moment of unexpected clarity or the act of finding it.

  "I was stressing about the project deadline, but then I had an ookf and reorganized the whole plan in ten minutes."

  "She totally ookfed the situation and explained why the algorithm was failing."

  "After hours of scrolling through X, an ookf hit me: I needed to unplug and focus."

  August 26, 2025

• brookes commented on the word ookf

  ookf (n./v., pronounced "ookf"):

  Meaning: A moment of unexpected clarity or insight, often in a chaotic or confusing situation; can also be used as a verb to describe the act of finding that clarity.

  Example: "I was lost in the code, but then I had an ookf and fixed the bug!" / "She ookfed her way through the drama and saw the truth."

  Vibe: Reflective, triumphant, like an "aha!" moment with a cool edge.

  August 26, 2025

• pengsheng1987 commented on the user pengsheng1987

  hello

  August 26, 2025

• ruzuzu commented on the word limeaise

  Hm. Like mayonesa con jugo de limón?

  August 25, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word helikite

  Helikite, a portmanteau of helium and kite.

  August 24, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word kytoon

  Kytoon, a portmanteau of kite and balloon.

  August 24, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word tier list

  An axis alignment chart of ranking systems, with tier lists as Economic-Right Libertarian: https://bsky.app/profile/etymologynerd.bsky.social/post/3lwzvqfm64s2b

  August 23, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word limeaise

  Limeaise, a portmanteau of lime and mayonnaise.

  August 22, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word lime-aise

  Lime-aise a portmanteau of lime and mayonnaise.

  August 22, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word orangeaise

  Orangeaise, a portmanteau of orange and mayonnaise.

  August 22, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word orange-aise

  Orange-aise, a portmanteau of orange and mayonnaise.

  August 22, 2025

• unluck commented on the user unluck

  words

  August 22, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word americola

  Americola, a portmanteau of americano and cola.

  August 21, 2025

• paramiuso commented on the user paramiuso

  Word comments user strong ins

  August 21, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word lemonaise

  Lemonaise, a portmanteau of lemon and mayonnaise.

  August 21, 2025

• ry commented on the word spectral lemur

  a term (possibly) for the tarsier. See malmag

  August 21, 2025

• ry commented on the word malmag

  spectral lemur is my new favorite thing

  August 21, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word pho-men

  Pho-men, a portmanteau of pho and ramen.

  August 21, 2025

• ry commented on the word black hole punch

  what a fun game. Thank you for telling me.

  August 21, 2025

• ry commented on the word jitz

  I enjoyed attempting to parse this sentence without looking at the link for context

  August 21, 2025

• thorneempire commented on the word echoscribe

  EchoScribe (noun) A modern lyricist who collaborates with artificial intelligence to co-create original music, characterized by the fusion of human creativity and machine capability, where the human provides the words and the AI provides the rhythm, resulting in a new form of authorship that blurs the line between tool and collaborator; the term was originally coined by the Thorne Empire.

  August 20, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word jitz

  algospeak for jizz in captions of this song about how Glock makes guns and also is involved in horse husbandry: https://www.instagram.com/p/DNlFbf4RpGZ/

  August 20, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word Hanarply

  Bill Hader's production company is called Hanarply, named after his daughters Hannah, Harper, and Hayley.

  August 20, 2025

• mckennagene commented on the word black hole punch

  ry just wanted to let you know your sweet tooth fairy, black hole punch, will be featured in wordcels.com daily puzzle on Saturday, Aug 19th. You are cordially invited to check it out, Saturday, or any day.

  August 20, 2025

• alexz commented on the word bop

  spotted in a short 2025 scientific American video where a linguist introduces 'bop' as Algospeak for a word to describe a promiscuous woman, but the word is designed to get around algorithm censoring.

  https://www.youtube.com/shorts/P8RFYkwPZfI

  August 19, 2025

• tankhughes commented on the word job hugging

  https://www.reddit.com/r/Millennials/comments/1mubtcs/is_anyone_getting_2008_vibes_again_with_the/ opposite of job-hopping?

  August 19, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word hicktard

  Hicktard, a portmanteau of hick and retard.

  August 19, 2025

• alexz commented on the word clanker

  I'm seeing clanker referred to human bots in message boards and social media now.

  I also saw it was a general insult against the bots in computer games as well.

  August 18, 2025

• ulmin commented on the word dot hog

  spoonerism

  August 17, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word sheanderthal

  Sheanderthal, a portmanteau of she and neanderthal.

  August 17, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word she-hemoth

  She-hemoth, a portmanteau of she and behemoth.

  August 16, 2025

• natalie_portmanteaux commented on the word shehemoth

  Shehemoth, a portmanteau of she and behemoth.

  August 16, 2025

• ewona commented on the word rubific

  Operation Rubific

  August 16, 2025