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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

Aquaman
1. n. a drink made with crème de menthe and orange juice
— Atlanta Poets Group
aquasignaps
Signaps resistant to water (NBN 713-021 Rf 1h)
— Dirk Vekemans
arachnoleptic fit
n.the frantic dance performed just after you've accidentally
walked through a spider web.
— anonymous
arbwah
through lack of foresight, having to do the same thing three times
in a row.
— Michael Helsem
Archangel Fragments
the poem you ended up writing
— Michael Helsem
archetely
the first end
— Unknown Author
archieve
n. 1. An archive of achievements. 2. Rule by accomplishment.
— anonymous
archigenesis
The natural impulse to build, create, make form and space.
It is the spontaneous expression of a hu...
archistoriky
A dinosaur (seen on a postage stamp).
— Liaizon Wakest
architorture
(ar" chi tor' ture)
ne of the methods employed by the school of Cruel Architexture.
— Brian Carpenter
Archivefume
[är-kīv-fyoom]
Old policies sweat in the basement.
Archivefume rises when the lights flicker.
A memo from 1994 cl...
— mIEKAL aND
Arcpa
Agrippa's number-glyphs
— Michael Helsem
argodayday
(are' gadeeduh)
All that has been forgotten from conscious memory. [Primitive
subliminal cushion surrounding earli...
— mIEKAL aND
argzoon
a line that goes out of sight
— Michael Helsem
armorakiative
a word I coined (from Latin) to mean "horseradishy"
— Michael Helsem
arsandams
(ar zand´ amz)
A full featured removal of stress caused by other people's stupidity.
Often time the result is a ...
— mIEKAL aND
arsenoplang
a male fashion doll [male doll]
— Jargonnaut
arteaucrat
A real pain in the kunst! A real art eau crat, their poo runs tru... The
worst of them would leave...
— Christopher Franke
arterrorism
(ar tar' ror ism, art ar' or ism)
a general rubric under which falls the application of teporality,
chance, violence, etc. in the pr...
— M.D. Christenson
artetic
are TET ick
having the qualities of artion
— Geof Huth
arthroplang
an action doll [jointed doll]
— Jargonnaut
artion
ART shun
commercial (often anonymous) art which, because of the
different purpose intended for it, is not c...
— Geof Huth
artministration
The interaction of administration and art(ists), the diversity of
experiences and artistic visions...
— Guy Bleus
artorial
an artsy style of dressing
— Leslie Morris
artoxine
(ar tok' sin)
n. 1. a phrenic poison. 2. a by-product from art piles that it
emitted through erosion and run...
— Rev Hunter
artychoke
by penury, or whatever, a crimp in the achieving of art.
— Christopher Franke
arypyby
the desire to coin new words after reading a glossary
— Michael Helsem
ascianhood
ironylessness (involuntary)
— Michael Helsem
asemic writing
A form of visual poetry constructed entirely of invented letters or characters
and, thereby, havin...
— Geof Huth
asfanep
Asinine solution for a non existing problem.
— Henry Capurro