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| word | deinition | example |
| b | ware | "How can I b ware when you are wearing me?" |
| babither | The philosophical ramblings of someone who's drunk a lethal amount of Real Ale. (also: 'babither think', the philosophy contained in the ramblings) | "u thnik u een me drunk beftro u have babither think comming" (Arky) |
| bamuse | to entertain in a confuzzling way, or confuzzle in an entertaining way | "Banazir's psots walays bamuse me." |
| basiaad | Term of abuse used by calculators in Hex mode | hELL0 0 B16 BA51AAD hA hA hA hA <smash> |
| bax | to approach while walking backwards | "He's coming bax! AIEE!" |
| bblack | second level of the color 'black', somewhere between an obsidian and an ebony | "Honey, would you say this sofa is more of a raven or a sable?" "It's just bblack, for chrissakes! Women!" |
| beautifl | pink and somewhat beautiful | "That's a beautifl slipper you've got there! It looks really fuzzy too." "Yes, my fairy goodwizard gaveit to me. Had grown out of it himself, he said." |
| betraayal | South African treachery | After their arrest, he was left to come to grips with his betraayal of his hunting partners, whom he had told it was OK to shoot wildebeest during "Gemsbok Only" season. |
| beuaty | that inner quality someone has which defies definition and which also defies understanding | "Wouter is a real beuaty!" "Huh?" |
| biff | to hurt someone in a very enjoyable way | "Biff me while I'm down... Oh, yeah!" |
| blarog | A Balrog who is so bored now that Morgoth is gone that he hides down at the roots of the earth. | "Ai, ai, a blarog has come to bore us!" |
| bork |
1. (n.) A former Rumanian that has not yet been sufficiently assimulated. 2. (n.) The sound a small brown frog makes while munching on beetles. 3. (n.) A kitchen utensil designed for use when eating pasta spirals. 4. (v.) The act of repeatedly and emphatically extolling the virtues of tomato and cheese sandwiches. 5. (n.) Mild expletive uttered by unruly tachyions who are just about to realize that they have missed tomorrow's episode of Pomegranites in Outer Pan. |
And then, we put CHOKLIT on the moose. Bork! Bork! Bork! |
| Borokir | Son of the Steward of bork, who dies fater succumbing to the Nirg | Borokir's perfect teeth were not enough to defeat the Chhesire Caht. |
| bojemoi | Russian blasphemy | Bojemoi! Who does Arkady think he's fooling? |
| boviously | as subtly as a bovine in heat | "Is there nay CHOKLIT left?" Tamf asked boviously. |
| breakdwon | A sort of Pyrrhic victory: winning by destroying the thing desired or one's own possessions or reputation. | "That's a real breakdwon for Arky." |
| breathig | to say something in a hoarse voice, out of exhaustion or unnatural reasons | "You broke up with that hunk?" "Yeah, he was creepy, every time we went to cinema he ruined the end for me by telling it in the middle of the film breathig!" "That's really sick." |
| brike | Decelerate violently to avoid an horrific accident | "The bridge is out! Brike, BRIKE you moron -- oh trask...." |
| brunt | To crush and burn in a very violent manner; to negate. | "I have brunted all opposition!" "The answer is brunt." "Darling, remember to clean up the ashes when you're done brunting?" |
| bsack | sneak attack done with a sack | He turned around, unaware of the treacherous basiaads making themselves ready to bsack him. |
| bubping | The time spent in a pub before being unable to pronounce the word "pub" | "waht's the tiem?" "well, bubping was 15 minutes and can't remember after that" |
| builkding | a structurally unsound edifice, usu. constructed with substandard materials to trick (i.e., builk) the commissioner out of his or her money | Morwen says wouldn't be so hard to get out of her Restaurant if the structural integrity of the builkding weren't so weak. |
| bumfit | 1. An expression of outrage resulting from a transient stage of depression. 2. Meticulous tailoring |
"When her dwagin got trasked, T. threw a bumfit" |
| burber | 1. barber who singes hair instead of cutting it 2. one who keeps typing "brb" instead of cathually cahtting 3. someone who burbs. |
Celeborn never wanted to be a woodsman. He wanted to be a burber! |
| bwtween | the interdimension where tyoped letters jump, sometimes to reappear eslewhere, sometimes never to appear agin [cf. /between/, Anne McCaffrey's Pern series] | "Where's Suss?" "Hurgh, he went bwtween for a tyoped asparagus and hasn't bene heard from sicne." |
| word | deinition | example |
| d | ligent | "I'm so d ligent you couldn't steal a silm... Hey, what's this hole doing in my crown?!" |
| damgrbullshmuckit | (expletive) the culmination of an exchange during which you've publicly acted like a complete loser and will spend the rest of the week apologizing via e-mail | "Öje, I still believe Achilles was a great hero. Can you explain one more time why you don't?" "Oh, damgrbullshmuckit!" |
| dawg | (noun) one of the subspecies of the PET life-form, esp. a very slow and lazy one | "Tsh, tsh, you're sleeping longer than my dawg!" |
| decisipons | Bridge guarded by a mean, nasty troll and/or dragon. Think twice before crossing. | "Oi! Dis be a decisipons, OK? Pay sevuhn flokarinoz or be klubbed to deff." Dragonk alternative: "None shall pass! I guard this decisipons with my fiery breath. What's that you got? CHOKLIT? Gimme!" *bouncebouncebounceaaaaiiiiiii* [things of slime and subsequent death & rebirth are optional] |
| dedpartment | part of the bureaucracy of Hades | The dedpartment of gizzard-eating buzzards is experiencing budget cuts. |
| deead | Frantically posting messages and watching in horror as none of them get through. | "Pag is back from the deead! For now, anyway..." |
| deine | (verb) to do communal work for TEUNC | They deined two CHOKLIT cakes and several cups of coffee while updating the teunctionary. |
| deliciosly | The way a dish looks after it has been forcibly dipped itno various good struffs such as CHOKLIT or red wine. | "Babe the Pig smiled deliciosly at the apple that was approaching its snout." |
| desoise | hating someone, but keeping it well hid | "Laurie seems to be quite fond of Bill Gates." "Believe me, she really desoises him." |
| develolping | (verb) to be convulsed with laughter whilst concocting Teunctionary entries | Hee-hee-hee, haw-haw <wipes eyes> Ha-ha-ha. Hooo-boy! <snicker> Bwaaahhhaaahhhaaa <sigh> |
| dgraain | grain used to make dragonbread. Must be harvested by moonlight and treated at very high temperatures in order to become edible. | "Waiter, there's a dgraain in my soup!" "I'm so sorry. The stove isn't supposed to eat at work." |
| di | pronounced like the French 'du' or German 'dü'; to do, or treat one, in a shodowly, trasky manner | "MM dis newbies and everyone else at AFT" |
| didint | the sound of a thought teuncing from one side of the head to another | "I didint think balrogs would need slippers if their wings were already pink and fuzzy..." |
| diector | A cross between a director and a dictator | Peter Jackson is the diector of the Lord of the Rings movies |
| diedn't | 1.So certainly didn't that one would stake one's life
on it. 2.Probabubbly didn't but fedinately didn't die while doing so in naz case. |
I diedn't psot to a plotical thread in AFT, and that's a faqt. |
| diene | (v.) to serve badly; (n.) a bad turn | "Your lame humour dienes you badly" "What a diene!" |
| diffewrmibnts | Almost but not quite entirely unlike. | 'qat' is diffewrmibnts from 'caht.' |
| dipute | technically a disagreement, but the outcome is not even a tiny bit uncertain. | "O'Neill's gone back to alt.flame. He likes the diputes." "Whose turn is it to file the health insurance claims?" |
| discusting | To talk about something that is gross. | "We were discusting Adam's sick story." "Which one of them?" |
| dknot | 1) de-knot, to negate a negation (2) do-knot, to affirm a negation |
(1) "Do you knot liek blarongs?" "I dknot." (2) "Do you knot liek blarongs?" "I dknot." |
| dlophin | (noun) tasty ichtys species, but difficult to handle while alive because of constantly slipping out of one's hands and making acrobatic loops | "What are we having for dinner, dear?" "WHOAH! CATCH! Oops I'm sorry dearest, why don't you go, er, wash your hair and then we can go out for dinner?" |
| dowb | a discustable kind of creature seen all too often in newsgroups nowadays. very plonkable. | "It isn't a flamer, it isn't a troll, and it can't be a newbie after two years online... I think we're dealing with a dowb." |
| dragonk | To drag something behind you so that it bumps. | Christopher Robin dragonked Winne-the-Pooh down all the stairs. |
| drkinging | Drinking to please oneself | Arky was so upset he spent the whole night drkinging to try cheer himself up |
| duaghters | identical female offspring | "What beautiful little twin girls!" "Yes, they are my duaghters." |
| durch | (noun) the offical language of the people of the Neitherlands | "What language was Sjees speaking?" "I believe it was Durch." |
| durty | (adj.) similar to dirty, but worse. Esp. in ref. to commies, esp. Arkady. | Arkady is a <red>durty <red>commie. |
| word | deinition | example |
| g | raffe | "Don't you dare proposing to the giraffe, it has had enough poblems, wat with balrogs falling from the sky and everything." |
| genral | (noun) a person who once held a responsible position but then blew it | "I'm telling you, that Louis MCXC is heading towards doing a genral!" |
| gewtting | Teunc ritual, involving sharp (or not) athames. | "I'm just gewtting to know Arkady..." |
| giess | having to guess something that you would really want to know wright away, and have no clue how to get wright either | "Rong! Try again!" "Oh come on, how can I possibly giess the colour of your grandmother's fluffy bedroom slippers?" |
| gninnirg | (noun) a particularly devious kind of nirg | "So what if the balrog had dyed its slippers? Huh?" *gninnirg* |
| goimn | A state of flux between comin' and goin' | "I tried to get into het caht tonight but I didn't know if I was goimn" |
| goodnught | expression, often said with a yawn, at the end of a chat where at least one participant has entered the dark world of AM | "goodnught!" "goodnught to you too!" "well, i really should be going. goodnught!" "byebye. goodnught." "okay, i mean it, i'm leaving. goodnught!" "goodnught!" "goodnught!" |
| googlin' | Using Proxomitron without due care. | "What swimming eyes you have, St Dlanod! You've been googlin' again, haven't you!" |
| gorund | 1.(noun) ground that has been mucked up by a weird verb form. 2.(adj.) grammatically mucked up; said of coffee. |
He hit the gorund and took a deep sip. |
| gret | celtic term for above-standard | "Hoots, mon, 'twas really gret!" |
| grink |
1) The not-so-nasty monster who stole Christmas so the kids wouldn't need fillings from all the sweet food. 2)the exact opposite of trask |
"Be a grink now and give me some CHOKLIT." "Sun, TEUNC and CHOKLIT really grinks me." "When I came to look at his wounds, I found that they had grunk." |
| gte | (irr. verb; gte - gto - gttoen) to obtain by use of trasking | "Oh stop whining, i'll gte you a pet nazgûl..." |
| guggle | make disgusting noises while trying not to loff | Everyone in the computer center stares at the Count as he guggled at the struff being perpetrated in the Caht of the Repeats. |
| gurl | a guru wannabe chick | "You know, Tamf, I've seen this documentary on Sai Theso and I've found my path." "Oh no, another gurl!" |
| word | deinition | example |
| m | &m | "Nooo, don't trask me with m&ms! AAAAARGH!" |
| m.shumaschers | what little orc-children get fed when they've been naughty, or when they want to have fun (same thing). It's a slimy, yucky substance, a bit like jellyfish only more tasteless. Horrible sutff. | "Why, Mary Shag and Bobby Ska! For letting those hobbits get away, I'll give you both a healthy portion of m.shumaschers 'round the ears!" |
| ma | (verb form, usually used in 'I MA') - acknowledging one's existence in a way that tells people the MA is a self-conscious divinity with an attitude. Also, and not less important, the divinity's Mom | "I ma!" the voice thundered over Typo City. |
| magmanimous | Generous in dealing ount lava, whteher as a drink or as an aid to bathing. | Remember the toga party in 79? That old Vulcan sure was a magmanimous deity! |
| mamber | a person skilled in dancing mambo or playing mambo music | "Her boyfriend is one devil of a mamber!" "Did you know he was also in Flatley's group?" |
| mamorize | to purchase intimate undergarments knowledgably | "How can you do all your Christmas shopping at Victoria's Secret?" "I mamorized everyone's sizes." |
| manulas | help guide in Spanish | I could get mIRC to work, so I decided to read the manulas. |
| maplefat | (noun) an updated name for northern north-americans | suddenly a burst of maplefats fell through the ceiling. 'canadians?' he said, 'at this time of the year?' |
| mathmeticians | group of people who think maths is fun in itself, and like 'e' a lot | "The number of mathmeticians derived from the sky, and smote the mountainside in their ruin." |
| meail | when your messages are eaten by Tamf | "I wonder if Mia is still reading our caht, or if she's busy with the meail." |
| meas | (short n simple for 'meat and peas'; also used as 'lunch' or 'meal' in general | "Mmmmmm! Nobody makes meas like my grandmother's next-door neighbour's daughter's fiance!" |
| mekistakor | a furry little bugger | The mekistakor has trasked all the firwe-orcs |
| memember | when you are able to recall the names of everyone in your club or group | "I can recite a list of everyone in TEUNC." "How can you memember them all?" "It's a gift." |
| misapprenesion | (noun, also verb, to misapprene) to get a *totally* wrong idea about something, to be fatally wrong | "Oh you just misapprened them by watching too many movies, in Real Life they're small, grey and benevolent, they just want to save our planet from... ew, what's this slime that just dripped on my head?" |
| mitators | persons who try to act just like somebody else without being too obvious, but fail at both | "Have you seen Suzie's latest mitators over in AFT?"< "Yes, it's a sad sight." |
| Mithril Nazwaz | brand of ice cream extremely popular amongst the Balrogs of Moria | "Why did the balrog fall?" "He spotted a chicken running away with the last supply of Mithril Nazwaz" |
| MM | (Linne: micromycetus metretricius) AKA Morgoth-in-our-Midst. Shodow BG, *this* is True Evil. |
"If you don't eat your asparagus, MM will come and read Tolkien to you!" "Oh, no!!!" |
| mo-jo | Life essence of virtually omnipotent TEUNCers. Can be transferred in small amounts onto others in order to transform them into retro superhero types. When transferred, mo-jo can be stolen by time traveling bald mad scientists. Also mojo. | He stole my mo-jo. My mo-jo is bigger than yours. |
| Mobil | a hairy long-armed half-orc, half hobbit kind of creature that carres a BIGG NIFE. | "How do you pronounce Mobil around your parts?" "Something like 'HÄLP!!!'" |
| moblie | TEUNC for untruthful | "Look, MM is behind you!" "Stop being so moblie!" |
| morgning | so early in the morning that it feels as if it is in Morgil's time zone | "Good morgning! Did you sleep well?" "Ywan... No, not really. I wonder how Morgil must feel..." |
| mosey | to transport one's self slowly from one nice place to another | "I'll just mosey down the street to the White Horse, ok?" |
| mosqi toe | derogatory term for hobbit | "Stop stepping on my mosqi toe!" |
| mubbling | Mumbling while in a boiling cauldron -or- bubbles caused by the resident of a cauldron | "Dlanod, stop mubbling!" "Bubbubl I mlike it hereub!" |
| musj | The dirty brownish slurry that is left when pure white snow is mixed with Real Life (TM) | The small boy was hit by a musjball and had to be rushed to hospital for detoxification. |
| musleave | faminine breakfast cereal among the old vikings and celts. Consists of moss and leaves | "Have some musleave before you go." "No, I must... musleave, you said?" |
| Musse Pigg | a noa name for mekistakor | "Leave Musse Pigg's tail alone!" "I just had to make sure it wasn't made of cheese." |
| word | deinition | example |
| q | rious | "You kill Frodo with the q rious key." |
| quality psot | psot that brings something psoitive to TEUNC | Th esun is shining, the sky is totally clear, the frost in the air is so crisp you can almost take a bite and chew it, and I almost skipped and danced to the shops this morning, so wonderful did it all look and feel. |
| qyoorgh | adj.: hurghishly qyoot, or qyootly hurgh. Characterized by an excessive or misplaced sentimentality. | "This green unicorn is just TOO QYOORGH!" |
| word | deinition | example |
| r | there is no r | |
| radiatoin | Power made by rubbing two pink fluffy things together, especially balrogs or cahts. Can lead to strange affections (see 'thang'), abnormal wing growth, and heated agruements. | "There's a lot of radiatoin out today." "Oh well, better than having it rain balrogs." |
| raher | rather, but not quite; a diplomatic way to agree with someone while privately questioning their views/likes/choices... | "Yes, I think your new boyfriend is raher interesting" |
| rahter | big, murderous rat chaser, also known as 'caht' | "Everyteunc beware! It's the mad rahter!" |
| rapologize | (verb) to rhythmically express regret for your action(s) | "I am so, so sorry; yes, I am, am, am." |
| Raelitz | Oublisher of tourist guides to RL and operator of fancy hotels with wings. Also said to have sinister connections with the Huvudvrk. | "Raelitz sazs I'M NOT A BLARONG?!?>!?!?!?" |
| reasonablre | babbling while trying to sound reasonable | "I am always reasonablre! Unless you mention Tolkien, newsgroups, Europe, the US, the metric sytem, WW2, or me, of curse." |
| referenjce | (noun) a quote with no foundation in reality | "My referenjce is Tolkien's 1981 postcard to his close friend Elvis Presley, where he definitely descrives elvish ears as bell-shaped." |
| reguiring | guiring something again | "What, are you reguiring already?" "Yes, the orcs trasked my guire." |
| relalay | [1] used to emphasise that you really, really meant what you said [2] re-lala-y: the state you get into after you watch the same Teletubbies ep for the 28th time in a row | "You relalay like that psychotic doll, don't you?" "Stay away from my Tipsy, you eViol doll-molesting flmaer!" |
| repat | to gently stroke with the hand for another time. | "theso had to repat his sentence." |
| resemblkinb | smiilar in a freaky kind of way | "Stop resemblkinb me, Freek!" |
| Reunctionary | A conservative TEUNCer who prefers the earlier entries. | Tamf is not a Reunctionary updater |
| rguggle | (verb) to seriously de-expanid someone | "rrrrrguggglle!" was an often-used last word in Balrog Forest. |
| rhtyhm | An insanity-inflicting mead made from socre and poisonous mushrooms | "Man, you sure are gear tongiht! What's the sikrit?" "Too much rhtyhm, too much rhtythm, rhtythm, rhtythm." |
| rhuggle | (verb) a combination of 'rub', 'rug' and 'huggle' (a coinage by the Gorpies); to warmly welcome somebody, or dry and comfort a person who had fallen into water | He happily rhuggled Lassie when she swam across the English Channel to come home. |
| rhuggoe | a really rugged type of hug, yet not quite as strong as 'rguggle'. You survive it. | Mr Flints gave Laurie a great rhuggoe, and went off itno the susnet with his axe over his shoulder. |
| riotflomoa | something violent caused mby slepep deprivation | Alatar riotflomoa at bert pog. Saruman decided to make sturdier Uruk-hai next time. |
| roccertion | vigorous reshuffling of statements until not even the speaker knows what is true. | "I wish to make a roccertion: I never said I thought Balrogs had wings. I just said they looked like ducks." |
| rogasm | a peculiarly nasty forest fire | "Fear! Fire! Foes! The dragon had a rogasm!" |
| rong | not wright | "Eating kittens is just plain rong." |
| rukes | Rules so arbitrary, complicated, and senseless, and enforced with such mindless rigidity, thast thye make you wnat to woof your cookies | "We don't have rukes in TEUNC." "What kind of idiot decided taht??" |
| rwink | to get struff in an eye because somebody w*nked at you first. | "She rwinked at him, and together they trasked the evil OE luser." |
| word | deinition | example |
| v | evil | "Has someone been eating my psots?" "Yes, it's those v evils actin gup again." |
| vermiggle | green marble | "Wheeeere are my vermiggles? Wheeeeeere are they?" |
| vhampagne | A light, bubbly variety of fermented bloond, drkung on special occsions like th***s or Sauron's Birhtdaz | "I need some vhampagne, doublekvick - I'm eggspeckting Shelob tonught." |
| voluble | voluptuous and voluminous | "I'm just a voluble dwagin, looking for some lost CHOKLIT..." |
| Volvolga | a brand of automobile, new product of a joint venture between swedish Volvo and russian Volga factories. Virtually indestructible. | The van of the Gondorian army was a Volvolga. |
| vowles | the sounds produced by a TEUNC in a state of deep emotion | "OOooooh, yayhoooo, you could make it to the mooooot aaaafter aaaaaalll!" "Don't spilll alll your vowles, now." |
| word | deinition | example |
| w | uu | "If you w**-h** at me one more time, i'll w and send you to China!" |
| w**-h** | (interjection) an inappropriate exclamation of excessive pleasure which you wouldn't want your mom to know about | ~~~~~~~~~~~ |
| w*nk | (noun or verb) a conspiratorial tag or indicator of wry humor, used only by people who are begging for a trasking | ;-) |
| wacther | someone who diligently listens to what people say, then carefully points out their mistakes so they can change their ways (no, *not* a nitpicker) | The Wachter turned around and said: "I appreciate your effort, but the 32nd digit of pi really isn't 9." |
| waist | 1) (verb) to trask time and bandwidth by picking on other TEUNCs grammar or other, similarly dumb topic. Symptom of CHOKLIT withdrawal 2) (noun) mythological bodypart, rumoured to be found between upper and lower body on non-chokaholics | "Quit waisting my time, skinnywaist!" |
| walays | (noun) a lullabyish sugary type of music heard in some island hotels and such places | "How was Eressea?" "Fine, but all that harp and ukulele walays freaked the hell out of me!" |
| wamnt | the full, satisfying feeling of having it all | "I've got a glass of lutefizz, a dragonk by my side and a pair of fluffy pink bedroom slippers, what more could I possibly wamnt?" |
| weejun | alt.flamism for Norwegian. see pengjuin | "I'm a weejun, and I'm o-kay." |
| weepong | 1) the incredulously sad sounds made by someone who just did /knot/ make a new highscore in pong 2) the cry of a scorngully |
"What's that terrible noise?" "Oh, it's just Öje's aunt weepong." |
| whatver | mix of English ‘whatever' and Dutch ‘godver' | used instead of ‘what the f*ck' |
| whell | (interjection) an expression by which it appears your listener is carefully considering what you're saying, when in reality s/he thinks you're a little light on the attic insulation; short for "What the Hell?????" | "And then I think Celeborn should have claimed the Ring, and then the elves and dwarves could continue to live in peace and friendship." "Whell......." |
| whetre | an unknown, gloomy location with little teuncing or hobbits | "Without a cheerful Ali, whetre would we be?" |
| whoreally | (adverb) indicating surprise, even disbelief ... OK ... contempt | "The Ring spoke on Mt. Doom." "Whoreally??" |
| whosky | *very* old whisky | "Have some of this Laphroiag; it's special reserve whosky" |
| wipse | to trask unwanted somethings (bugs, tears, eViol sparklies) away by propelling a suitable tool (handkerchief, master sword, tootle horn) vigorously at them. | Öjevind wipsed away the pesky smurrows with a gret SNÖRFL! |
| wirlsk | graceful, in a sense, action performed by a recent consumer of considerable amounts of chwisgi and/or pink lutefizz | "He wirlsked into the wall with an impressive clang." |
| wirtten | someone who makes deliberate typos to get an entry in the Teunctionary | Don't be sych a wirtten, WYljskisrCHk! |
| wlaking | waking someone by throwing them into a lake | "There is always so much wlaking to be done after a caht!" |
| wll | say one will, when in fact one doesn't intend to | "Yes, I *wll* stop flaming everybody with the rong belief in balrog wings." |
| wogah | (also woogah, wooooo-GAH, WO- gaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, etc.) 1.(interjection) An exclamation indicating that one is really turned on sexually by soemoen or soemthing. 2.(adj.) really HOT, sexy, etc. 4.(n) sex, viewed as a pleasurable activity involving catual love (as opposed to tilde, which views sex as risqué and doesn't necessarily imply love). 5.(v) to make love, have sex (pleasurable fro both parties). 6.(n) somoemne with whom one wogahs. 7.erogenous portion of the anatomy (esp. if female). | WOoooogAAAAAAh! |
| womfle-pomfy-shomf | Moffa... koffa... skoffa. | There is a proper place in life for hatred. Hatred of that which is wrong is a powerful and valuable tool. But when TEUNC perverts hatred in order to destroy the natural beauty of our parks and forests, it becomes clear that it would be more productive for it to womfle-pomfy-shomf! |
| Wors | As its name implies, the very Worst wordprocessing prograsm that exists. | Wors keeps changijng all my sholarly jargon into obscenties! (It's also been sending me death threats acos I won't use Times New Roman ...) |
| wouple | (noun) an uneven or misfit couple | "I always thought of Galadriel and Celeborn as an odd wouple."; "Just a wouple of wings now, and this balrog is all set to plummet towards the ground!" |
| wovels | a very vicious breed of vowels, which came into being after someone tried to genetically engineer weevils by crossing them with boookworms. | "Oh, no; the wovels have eaten my printout of the Internet!" |
| wpork | A dangerous, explosive kind of meat favoured by firwe-orcs | "Feed them some wpork, but carefully!" |
| wright | purrfect, fine, nice and andy | "Do the wright thing - Hail Tyope!" |
| wroom | (noun) a very fast spaceship or other flying vehicle, unescapable for a longer or shorter period of time | "Oh, to travel to the moon in a wroom!" |
| wrtten | any number pykused with 10, except for 0, 1 and (2*4), becomes a wrtten | "There seems to be a wrtten of flamers in AFT now." |
| word | deinition | example |
| z | is dead. | NO WAY! |
| äone | A subtle, ironic insult | "Sure, that piece of brass looks *just* like the äone ring!" |