Words & New word ideas (intersection of tags)
377 Words posts • 45 New word ideas posts • 45 in common
- New word: noonionon noonionon demand 1) The fast way of saying “No onion on” or “No onions please.”
- New word: childhoodren What is the plural of childhood? Childhoods? That sounds weird. The plural of child is children. How about the plural of childhood to be childhoodren?
- New word: smacklessSmackless definition: (adj) Spelled Pronunciation[smack-lis] Origin: Starting in 2005 Yahoo Fantasy Football allowed competitors to have “smack talk” appear by their team name. Smack is comments either boasting up oneself or against another team. When one of the teams don’t…
- New word: furilla furilla interjection 1) Short for “for real”
- New Word: Takyotim interjection: short for “take your time” The shortening of this phrase into takyotim is ironic given what it means. View all the new word definitions on spudart.
- New Word: Dorkingdom Definition: Dorkingdom noun The land of the highest dorks.
- New Word: Dorkiful Definition: Dorkiful adj Akin to beautiful, but in a dorky endearing way.
- new word: blogworthy I’ve been using this word, blogworthy, for awhile. Finally thought I’d post it. blogworthy: anytime there is something that is deserving of going on the blog i.e this post about blogworthy is so blogWORTHY!
- new word: biphonal biphonal adj. Holding multiple phones to your ears or in front of you at the same time. From the Daily Candy
- new word: cybho Cybho noun 1. A cyber whore. 2. A person who uses 3 or more different instant messanging programs at the same time. [Cyber: from cyber (netic). Whore: Middle English hore, from Old English]
- New word: Slope Okay, it’s not really a new word. But here’s a new definition for it. slope noun 1) A merging of two words: slow and dope. “I’ve been so lazy at home lately, i’m feeling like such a slope.” 2) Someone…
- new word: nightenorning nightenorning n. 1. The period between night and morning. “Oh wow, it’s 4am, where did the time go, I should really get a couple hours sleep. Good Nightenorning.” [Middle English, from Old English niht.] [Middle English, from morn, morn.]
- New word: brainblow brainblow n. 1: When something blows your mind: “Oh my, you just gave me a brainblow.” brainblow v. t. [imp. & p. p. Brainblowed; p. pr. & vb. n. Brainblowing.] 1. To blow one’s mind. 2. To affect with great…
- new word for cool: shibby It’s so shibb-a-licious!
