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The Dictionary (3,007 total words)

worryk
anxiety concerning the what, where, when, & how of finding a
rumumerative situation.
— Christopher Franke
wos
wohss
1. a custom regarded by a social group as being detrimental
to its preservation and welfare 2. a...
— Geof Huth
wournd
1. a hurt word
2. having three meanings but none that you're sure of
3. a word you can't pronounce...
— Atlanta Poets Group
wowbaum
1. a submarine narrator
[Used in the old fourth ward and along the ponce corridor
and usually on T...
— Atlanta Poets Group
wowf
partially deranged
— Michael Helsem
woyoz
the map of an imaginary place
— Michael Helsem
wraw
wraugh
1. to write a drawing 2. to draw a writing
— Geof Huth
wrawing
wraughing
1. a drawing of a writing 2. a written drawing 3. a
drawn writing 4. a visual merging of wor...
— Geof Huth
wrench
1. Only if it's bent 2. A material analogue for a poem anyone would be proud to have been prodded wi...
— Atlanta Poets Group
wrenck
a strategem
— Michael Helsem
wugnogg
to deny something happened because its memory's repressed
— Michael Helsem
wurb
unjustified resentment
— Michael Helsem
wurp
the distance of a stone's throw; a glance of the eye [obsolete word]
— Michael Helsem
wust
to see others in oneself (intellectually not emotionally)
— Michael Helsem
wuthshon
the beauty of ambiguity
— Michael Helsem
wutkuff
realizing too late that a limit has been reached.
— Michael Helsem
wuts
to see oneself in others (intellectually not emotionally)
— Michael Helsem
wuy
casual unquestioning acceptance
— Michael Helsem
wuzvong
displaced aggression
— Michael Helsem
wybe
an act, practice, or opinion which would render one socially
unacceptable if found out. wyberly: h...
— Michael Helsem
wycleway
In New Zealand, a walkway open to cyclists as well as pedestrians.

Citation: "Even Dunedin...
— Pete McDonald
wyge
a number rhyme (e.g. "7 planets" and "7 colors" or 5116575 and
4396475)
— Michael Helsem
wynstex
The point in the distance when a sound becomes inaudible.
— mIEKAL aND
wyrld
wyrld
images or words shared by a number of artworks
— graywyvern
wysong
adjustment gesture
— Michael Helsem
wyster
combination of wight plus diminutive -ster.
— Steven M. Deyo
xebophone
Musical instrument made by mediterranean pirates now a common
term for any worthless souvenir.
— Robin Crozier
XenDooYonterMezzoToubaGugi
Exchange of pleasantries among pre-terrestrial apostolic torch
bearers. Only causes nervous fear a...
— mIEKAL aND
xeomonis
n. a classical sore
— Crag Hill
xerograph
A photocopy. (I have original photographs of a few of these, so I’m usually
disappointed with th...
— Geof Huth