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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

Gnat Shadows
a movie based on a comic book
— Michael Helsem
Gneiss Asphodel
being friendless in a strange town
— Michael Helsem
gno-gnos
1. fat naked philosophers
2. the things in the look in a mirror
3. papers to grade
— Atlanta Poets Group
Gnome Dust
pleasure in forgiving
— Michael Helsem
gnostrifriction
nos tri FRIK shun
when the sacred beliefs of one people conflict with the sacred
beliefs of another people
— mIEKAL aND
gnova
n. Represents knowledge that has progressed from the past in ways that are beneficial to the present...
goaf
the void where coal has been removed from a mine
— Michael Helsem
Going Dark
downward mobility on the Food Chain
— Michael Helsem
Golfed Tsantsa
when the desire for preciousness & the desire for humbleness
conflict
— Michael Helsem
gollify
to confuse someone as to your gender or sexual orientation
— Michael Helsem
golup
gamliness / ludicity
— Michael Helsem
gonoplang
an anatomically-correct fashion doll [gonad doll]
— Jargonnaut
Goofle
An unexpected and surprising search result, caused by mis-typing your search
terms when using Goog...
— George Brims
googads
2. Things that smack together and stick when you least
expect it.
1. A gland that controls evas...
— Atlanta Poets Group
Google Wracking
"Google Wracking" is correctly written as two words in quotes because it is
meant to be ...
— tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE
googleitis
n. Substituting critical thinking with search engines.
googlesmirk
Having the final say in an argument verified by a google search.
— mIEKAL aND
googlesmuck
People whose lives are ruled by a search engine algorhythm.
— mIEKAL aND
googullible
Believeing all you read on a web/Google search is facts and true.
— Debbie W
gooze
1. to become a couch potato. 2. dedicated
to couch-potatoness, i.e. a gooze night.
— anonymous
gorb
unstoppable
— Michael Helsem
goro
n. banquet of poorly cooked meat consequently contributing to a
sharp increase of vegetarian popul...
— Komatsubara/Davidson
gorp
trail mix
— Michael Helsem
goster
to wrongfully feel passiveaggressed on
— Michael Helsem
gould
To "gould" or be "goulded": The harsh criticism, or other rude reaction, or
d...
— Thomas Assmar
graith
the equipment, caparison, or gear needed in any pursuit, vocation,
or play
— Michael Helsem
graithe
to prepare or get ready
— Michael Helsem
gralk
to use a phrase out of a pop song seriously & without realizing it
— Michael Helsem
gralloche
to walk on stilts
— Michael Helsem
grammaticule
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any small piece of grammar: word, syllable, punctuation
mark, stress, etc.
— Geof Huth