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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

optysyntax
OP tee SIN tacks
the syntax of visual space, size and proportion, as opposed
to verbosyntax —optysyntaktyk, ad...
— Geof Huth
opumnek
(op um' nek)
n. Every word is a thing, every thing is a resonance, every
resonance is described by a frequency,...
— mIEKAL aND
orange door-hinge
A rhyme of convenience.
— John Osman
orbicular
round and flat
— Michael Helsem
Orbital Incoherent
indecisive between 2 lovers
— Michael Helsem
Orchid Algorithm
when the desire for preciousness & the desire for humbleness
are in harmony
— Michael Helsem
ordanaled
(Texas usage:) a burn from a hot car seat

— Michael Helsem
origasmi
The art of folding the body to stimulate pleasure.


— Scott J. Compton
orlings
the teeth of a comb
— Michael Helsem
orshah
the fact of there being several places (in a house) where
something might be found
— Michael Helsem
orshew
culturally enforced silence during sex
— Danielle Chynoweth
ort
a bit of leftover food on the plate

— Michael Helsem
orts
small debris left in the street from a cleared away car wreck
— Michael Helsem
oryctology
the study of things dug up
— Michael Helsem
osculaminate
to layer snugly
— Michael Helsem
Ospoyd
oz' poid
The possible future first name of the first son of Chris
Haueter of Hot Springs, Arkansas.
— Chris Haueter
ossies
'Older Secure', thems as have some means squirreled away; the
source of resources may seem mysteri...
— Christopher Franke
osteopornosis
a degenerate disease.
— anonymous
ostrous
unrelentingly banal
— Michael Helsem
osyn
(kelp)
to consider changing one’s totem animal but deciding against
it finally
— graywyvern
otchtharb
a foreign word pronounced according to native orthography, rather
than its true sound (to the cont...
— Michael Helsem
otheared
1. A text, which like water, has several states in which it is likely to
exist 2. A written text w...
— Micheal Basinski
otherstream
(UH thur streem')
n., adj. A branch of art (or pertaining to a branch of art) whose
contents are new to the majority...
— Bob Grumman
oudhoy
just enough knowledge of a language to translate using a
dictionary
— Michael Helsem
oun
time spent waiting with nothing to do
— Michael Helsem
oundrupleit
[on-drew'-play]
A word for the man you pay most respect to, or you may
proclaim to be someone else's oundrupleit if...
outagraph
A photograph in which the subject, what the photograph is "of," has been cut out.

outgrabe
to reach the pinnacle of despair in order to coerce someone
(Lewis Carrol)
— William Gillespie
ovylz
a mythic site of one's childhood
— Michael Helsem
oxfurred
(ox furd)
British cattle subjected to controlled, class treatment at an
expensive higher ed. institution; af...
— Des McLean