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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

dheednong
a place like one's childhood landscape
— Michael Helsem
dhimzbyoish
opposition to the norm, on principle
— Michael Helsem
dhiospogg
to drop something where it can't be retrieved
— Michael Helsem
Dhjksdc
dou'hoith'kes'dyche
4 value logic
— Michael Helsem
diasporics
a branch of poetics in which the movement of the poet to and from the poem,
the movement of the po...
— Kevin Hollo
diastema
a gap between the teeth
— Michael Helsem
diemetric
adj. Completely opposed to dying.
— Stan Higley
difficilate
[Quarles] to make difficult
— Michael Helsem
digital poetry
Kinetic visual poetry created for viewing via a computer. (Currently, a still-
developing form of ...
— Geof Huth
dijacaffertaliation
The situation where you think that someone you just met is
somebody that you already know and is t...
— Joe Langefeld
dillusion
n. Watered-down or limited misinformation intended to neutralize or defer opposition to an idea or s...
— Clay Clarkson
dime-travel
the colloquial term for paranautics* aka dimensionautics
[(inter)dime(nsional) travel]
— Jargonnaut
dimosha
[di-MO-sha]
A yellow reason for playing music. (definition by Liaizon Wakest)
— mIEKAL aND
dimpse
twilight
— Michael Helsem
Dinosaur Skull
a broken traffic light (as fetish object)
— Michael Helsem
dinosauric
As vast, bulky and prone to extinction as a prehistoric beast.
— Mark Palmer
diosyphamidia
a crumbling foundation

— Sarah Greenberg
Direction Directly Ask This
to ignore an official holiday by pretending to have forgotten
it
— Michael Helsem
discarmenate
To have an antipathy to the verse form of expression.
— John Osman
discerp
to pluck apart
— Michael Helsem
disconcealment
dihs' kun SEEL ment
)n. A visual poetry technique by means of which small words or
near-words within larger words are ...
— Bob Grumman
discongeniality
instance of animosity or lack of respect
— Steven M. Deyo
discourageous
1. A paralysis of determination in severe textual situations.
— Atlanta Poets Group
Disenterrer of Radices
a neohistorian, who searches the origins of culture-history
memes
— Michael Helsem
disguss
as the professors disgussed the peer's paper for hours and
fell over backwards rubbishing it.
— Vali Jamal
dishenchantment
n. the realization that, despite having 476 channels, there is
never anything worth watching or th...
— Dane Bonecutter
disintercourse
dis in' ter cors
1. continuing to talk, fuck as the walls come crashing down. 2. the
studied indifference of prosti...
— M.D. Christenson
dislocational
dis' lo KAY shun ul
adj. pertaining to poetry which locates a reader in an irrational,
strange new place.
— Bob Grumman
dissynthegration
the whole process from the destruction of one ego to the
creation of a new one, considered as alch...
— Michael Helsem
distractress
1. A partner in crime who distracts bypassers while the crime is taking place
in order to elimina...
— Collaborative