February 2010
1 post
Posserblet (pos/sue/blay)
adverb.  Origin: Faux French. A more ambiguous version of the word “possibly”. Less possibly than possibly. ex:  Question: “Can you clean the bathroom?” Answer: “Posserblet…”
Feb 17th
November 2009
1 post
quirksome
adj.  self explanatory, really, but it’s not in the regular dictionary so…
Nov 13th
July 2009
1 post
Blow up
noun.  Extreme throw-up of the lungs.
Jul 8th
June 2009
2 posts
nickle
[nik-lay] noun. nickel
Jun 9th
pickel
[pik-el] noun.  pickle
Jun 9th
April 2009
2 posts
irridiculous
adj.  Extremely ridicuous.  The double negative rule is ignored in this case.
Apr 27th
Irregardless
double the regardlessness.  The double negative rule is ignored for this case. Ex. Hey, c’mon, it’s a word, and I will use it irregardless of what you say!
Apr 27th
November 2008
5 posts
hilario
noun.  1. word coined by Rhett and Link to describe a collection of hilarious materials, be they audio or video. 2.  a chance to make a shameless plug for rhettandlink.com —-source:  Rhettandlink.com
Nov 4th
substitutionary contraction
noun.  a contraction that does not use any or some of the letters in the original words. Ex. D’jew take out the trash today?
Nov 4th
d'jew
substitutionary contraction.  Did you.
Nov 4th
the're
contraction.  They are. Isn’t that just so much easier to type?
Nov 4th
velvet
adj. term describing a voice that is gritty, but in a smooth way, like granite smoothed over by the waves of the ocean. When such a voice is heard, one experiences a strangely pleasant sensation like powdered sugar on the tongue or a circus peanut dissolving in the mouth. Ex. The vocal stylings of Beck. —-collaborator:  Mitchell
Nov 3rd
October 2008
4 posts
heh
onomatopeia.  “Huh” with a humorous twist. ex:  Heh…onomatopeia.
Oct 31st
buntu
noun. Easier to say than ubuntu. [some say “uh-buntu”, some say “oo-buntu” - I say, avoid the confusion] ex. “easier to say than buntu.” ——contributed by Wess
Oct 30th
altionary
noun.  A collection of alternate words to use in speaking
Oct 30th
five
verb.  To alter whether for good or for bad. syn:  fix, mess with, ruin ex:  That live cd I installed really fived with my computer, but luckly I was able to five it.
Oct 30th