Words by Atlanta Poets Group

159 words contributed

• abbrantcooty
  1. a feeling of waiting until the right time to say the thing you forgot. Used as a modifier mainly while you wait in a room outside the definitions speaking into the room with the definitions but invisible to them. 2. closing your eyes. "I'm kinda abbrantcooty would you check?"
  
• adslink
  1. n. video of being nice. 2. v. to watch a video nicely.
  
• aginoviss
  1. the tendency to be tentative in unfamiliar surroundings
  
• alabaster
  1. the definition of this poem is under construction it is known to contain bunny-lumber. please check back later.
  
• alloverness
  1. fondled diddle whip
  
• anglivile
  1. to be both silent and afraid of castles
  
• antihero
  1. a ricotta-type cheese used in making cretan salad. 2. any object that plays the role of antihero in a cretan salad or by extension [see cretan paradox] any set of mixed relation [vis salad]. 3. Kyle Minotaur. "Check the antihero, last time I wasn't impressed."
  
• Aquaman
  1. n. a drink made with crème de menthe and orange juice
  
• autopoundify
  1. to write long poems filled with history
  
• awvene
  1. to move in the other direction while reading
  
• ayeherdhat
  1. yup. mm-hmmm.
  
• bellegrunt
  1. n. promzilla
  
• BHAMBI
  1. n. an acronym for Biomechanical, Human and Metahuman Bureau of Investigation, an interdisciplinary federal law enforcement agency
  
• Bizarro
  1. n. a drink made with Curvoisier XO and Thunderbird
  
• blibben
  1. pabst schmear. 2. any such canned domestic victory. 3. any secret ingredient. 4. v. to use ribs and booty to indicate "I was mistaken for a blibben by an agent of BHAMBI."
  
• bling bling
  1.trou- bub- ena- an appendage
  
  2004
• bloviate
  1. To spew, to spout aimless verbiage.
  2004
• blutter
  1. To give a long rambling speech about uncertainty
  2004
• bogid
  1. The head space of holding a swamp inside you as if made of a large plastic bags. 2. What you would be wearing if in the head space of holding a swamp inside you as if made of
  large plastic bags. 3. A fashion critique of the you-thought stuck in its throat that the swamp would be as if seen from any position other than these. 4. Painful hiccuping accompanied by nausea. 5. Three dollars and change, abbr. $3+ 6. A puncture wound. "Check the bogids on
  that suit."
  
  2004
• bouganvillia
  1. The bad guys in movies. 2. Neighborhoods where these guys conduct buisness. 3. The bushes in these neighborhoods where
  these guys conduct electricity. 4. The number three when in the bushes hiding from the scary electricity guys.
  2004
• bownchuffy
  1. Filled witha sense of pride and self-worth for which there is no basis.
  2004
• brights
  1. A kind of eyeglasses (opposite of shades).
  
  2004
• bullful
  1. Full of bull. 2. Any bull which is full. 3.
  Mythologically, a bull with the moon in its eyes (like a big pizza pie). 4. A cupboard of dainty objects.
  2004
• bumbershoot
  1. An umbrachute, a parella & both.
  
  2004
• bumpent
  1. Moody poeticism and partial body. 2. adj. With poetry written on it. "Check that bumpent struffage over there!"
  2004
• butter
  1. That which just tastes better square. 2. A heart shaped tub in a formal utility vehicle with butter pats for ticker tape. 3. Any way of getting unstuck from the ceiling.
  2004
• cannibal
  1. Know how to be capable of squared.
  
  2004
• carter
  1. To have lust in one's heart. 2. Ew, it's like play-doh.
  
  2004
• chesticle
  1. adj. Having a cold that is a cold cold. 2. Freezer burns in those places. 3a. What places? 3b. If you don't melt I won't hold you with a stick.
  2004
• chicken hammer
  1. n. Any SWASy item of fast food.
  2004
• chicken waffle
  1. Any knighty item of gladysness. 2. [ontology] Mouthward. [see thrashold]
  
  2004
• chunge
  1. n. A droopy adjustment of events. 2. v. To effect a chunge. 3.n. A bent over candymany with a lariat and leathery skin. 3. [reprise] Bnet ovre.
  
  2004
• cocoon
  1. Cough for fee or wash. 2. Cgh.
  2004
• con
  1. adb. stor tree city 4th ward peach conneria dustain phalcone cost cutter slip ashphaullt ground. [see ashphaullt]
  
  2004
• congnicave
  1. A dimpling of cognitive space. 2. Hollow thoughts. 3. Low oughts. 4a. Cubic slang; an office chair that's rocking spring is very stiff. 4b. Making soggily molded milks in their cartons.
  2004
• cratter
  1. To crit, create a crate or crite. 2. Word uttered once in the Krog tunnel.
  2004
• croob
  1. A greased watermelon like if I get out of the elevator first, watching.
  2004
• cudgole
  1. To beat someone into a better mood.
  2004
• discourageous
  1. A paralysis of determination in severe textual situations.
  2004
• djeat
  (interrog. wtr.) 1. Are you in need of a bib? 2. Only if it's bib lettuce. 3. Is that my bib your wearing?
  2004
• djimple
  n. An indjentation usually resulting from dgenetics. Also djimplacious.
  
  2004
• earlatcher
  1. That rackley.
  2004
• eel men
  1. Unrequited idea-droppers. [see wrench]
  2004
• elligablation
  1. Ritual washing of the receiver used in 'cute' phone dating. 2. Ritual washing of the receiver after a long sobby break-up call. 3. A type of phone in the shape of hair clogging a shower drain.
  2004
• emboldened
  1. The staff have bigger things spelled with "m"s.
  
  2004
• erjmatique
  adj. 1. Impulsive in a quirky, sort of out-of-character way.
  
  2004
• exacterous
  1. Leaving or being there, or near there, and having a literal attitude in the other extreme.
  2004
• eyedrum
  1. v. To look with lobes and scoots. 2. n. Something to put your friend's hands around as it vibrates.
  2004
• eyerock
  1. Limpid steel implants to light up the otherwise. 2. Tisa Farrow's eyes in Fulci's ZOMBIE. 3. The impossibility of meddling (used only in negative). 4. Crumbs leftover from illicit sex dreams.
  Origin: [colloquial some slang usage as it seeps]
  2004
• fish
  1. Any of several opposed-gilled bigeyes with a forked, or forking, genetic predecessor. 2. A cosmically sealed inaglio, also called a solomectrum, that is measured from the back of headboard to the viscera of the native body. 3. Any small little tiny thing, sweetened or fried and served from a rearing position, that tends to clamp volatile properties until they return to their original throat-node. 4. Anything used as a lure. 5. A new layer of planking, separately distinct, esp. of the southeastern Thothrop Gully.
  
  
  2004
• fizzness
  1. Having nothing to do with it why do you ask. 2. What you lost with you hello my name is sticker badge the one that ruined your leather. 3. You know the one, so why do you
  ask, I had nothing to do with it.
  2004
• fourtelangy
  1. Lazy or lacking in concentration until the very last minute before an event.
  2004
• frank o'hara
  1. n. A drink made with gin and strega.
  2004
• frump
  1. n. Someone who doesn't want to have fun preferring sleep. 2. v. To reneg on an engagement expected to be enjoyable (to "frump out").
  2004
• gambology
  1. study of the underlying grid of play (not fun in and of
  itself)
  2004
• geogyre
  "Check that Georgyre countryside."
  2004
• gigent
  1. A breath specimen.
  2. To be like a breath specimen.
  3. Of or pertaining to specimens of breath [Olson's highly
  gingent essay "Projective Verse."]
  2004
• gno-gnos
  1. fat naked philosophers
  2. the things in the look in a mirror
  3. papers to grade
  2004
• googads
  2. Things that smack together and stick when you least
  expect it.
  1. A gland that controls evasion.
  8. Non-existent security.
  
  2004
• greenifify
  1. As if, but then it wouldn't grow.
  2. A thumb in a hole.
  2004
• grimmage
  1. an elevator smile
  2. photograph of yourself in the mud by the door where the
  mold was
  3. coffee residue
  [see smirkola]
  2004
• grok
  1. To be krunk in relation to.
  2. The world's most condorful folding chair.
  3.To psychiatrize outside of a folding chair.
  4. A tanning for a bruising.
  2004
• hooman
  1 n. a human without a belt
  2. n. someone who is jonesing with her or his mouth open
  2004
• huggied
  1. Oppressed by an overly team-oriented work environment.
  2. To drive out a coworker by accusations of lack of team
  spirit.
  2004
• hunt-ham
  1. A fox trot in amber lights.
  2. To wiggle in dance-like motion in any light but a red one.
  3. A run to the novelty store.
  [contrast with cheat-ham]
  2004
• identiffy
  1. v. to become ambiguous about something after being made
  aware of something through one of the senses (that you are
  aware of).
  
  2004
• idunlyk
  1. Chattahoochee (usually followed by 'it')
  2. your son the fish who is on the train.
  2004
• ininnocent
  1. censored by the office of homeland security.
  2. the exceptional rational character that an authoritative
  community requires
  3. a verdict of 'almost not yuck.' but used so that it
  negates itself.
  [see reactron]
  2004
• insubdetail
  1. the last part of looking at the beginning, with green
  2004
• iyit
  n. its' elf.
  2004
• jeousaic
  1. word used in the case where an object's marked and
  fragmented parts reflect an association with the Jeous Becus
  period in personal or human history
  2004
• junior mince
  1. Young doo dads
  2. Jung dood ads
  3. fiction's wick salad.
  2004
• juster
  1. the message that half the necessary repairs will not be
  done sans any explanation of why.
  2. corporate CEO with no sense of humor.
  "Check this juster."
  2004
• keanu
  1. n. a singularity at which irony collapses in on itself
  2. n. a tutu for a baritone
  2004
• klytus
  1. An unknown Greek (all mentions of him have been lost
  though rumor has it that in variant versions of aeschylus'
  The Frogs he played a bumbling french police officer of
  junior rank.).
  2. Having his physical and nasal attributes.
  2004
• kwasifrump
  1. falling asleep in trendy department stores, having
  nowhere else to go.
  [see frump and lerimeter for contrast]
  2004
• lamprey
  1. a fish [see fish] that is eaten by a ravenous pack of
  photons.
  2. arrested for wearing white t-shirts while handling
  pseudologos in language gloves and blinking in the sudden glow.
  
  2004
• langmark
  1. a song for the sign beast.
  2. a sign for the song beast.
  3. slight indentation of the glottus, Brutus.
  2004
• leeque
  1. a drippy faucet noticed only by snoots
  [also spelled leeq if written with pinky raised]
  2004
• lenox
  1. v. to inundate or be inundated with vampires and bubbas
  "check this lenox praecox ut gallenox peach southperia upbate."
  2004
• libido
  1.
  one's chum
  after work
  & always
  2004
• love mites
  1. an amazing ding that itches
  2. a mini-splintered fang.
  2004
• manufescence
  1. the beginning had plastic, then the inspector found
  holes, and yawns, and titles.
  2. getting fluffy with hands.
  2004
• milletiously
  1. With a thousand shahs.
  2. Without a thousand shahs.
  2004
• mink tonalds
  1. It almost didn't cross my mind with him as we wore flip
  flops under the furry clouds into the air conditionsed
  McDonalds.
  
  2004
• minutean
  1. n. the language spoken by minotaurs [cretans].
  2. anyone who cares about the details of poetry.
  3. sexy hairy in mink tonalds.
  2004
• musal hoon
  1. It would have been smelly in here.
  2004
• myopic
  1. An embarrassing movie about yourself.
  2. Lazy I's.
  2004
• nahw djue
  1. the ritual meal of prunes and shredded wheat after a long
  fast
  2004
• nair
  1. n. rain in dreams, softly
  2. v. verb form of (1)
  2004
• noun
  1. A relic of feeling shunned in Sarasota or Lincoln logs at
  Six Flags
  2. fuzzy underwear and doubt.
  2004
• nuck
  1. Two fingers trapped between things that separate other
  fingers or otherwise cannot be separated.
  2. The inside of the neck when not looked at.
  
  2004
• nune
  1. n. A dune at zero.
  2. north east of the united nations.
  2004
• omniferous
  1. willing to be burned by anything.
  2. an abudance of iron everywhere.
  
  2004
• pelkey
  1. the best to have yet not having
  2. to be on the way to, but the place (the majestic let us
  say) is absent leading to an endless regress down roads of
  violent anecdote
  
  2004
• perfact
  1. a totally objective documentation of perfection
  2. secretions of a gland that controls evasion when it emits
  updates to its viral insecurity [see googads 2.c. and 1.g.]
  2004
• phipps
  1. a polyester scented perfume hanging very wetly from smirkola
  2. any wet smirkola
  3. the suspicion of strikes is what it says here in the
  dictionary." "Really? Well I never anyway."
  4. the last in a long line of inconsequential sequences
  2004
• phonshakonial
  1. existing behind a facade of sound
  
  2004
• pigeon
  1. your route is my reward.
  2. standing here.
  3. whiling. (if on a street crossing or intersecting North
  Avenue.)
  "Check that it says 'Turkey rat is the other colored pigeon
  meat.'"
  [see, scalt. 3.a.]
  
  2004
• pincent
  [gal con usage]
  1. any guy like Reggie.
  2. {part where the back-up singers join in} "check that
  pincent."
  2004
• plopphage
  1. Separations from the bulbous and magnificent.
  2. Special sauce at the Dog House retained by SWAS.
  2004
• polgonate
  1. a brand of personal cleaner endorsed by No. 3
  2. v. to clean like you've never cleaned before, usually
  before a first date
  2004
• poppiediately
  1. Asleep in inner-space.
  2. A loaded baked potato with black thangs on it.
  3. The smell of black things in 2, above, where everything
  comes easy but here I am toiling away squeezing rocks out of
  socks and I'd rather have done with the mess before I
  contemplate a meal, so if you wouldn't mind mooing down that
  way...
  2004
• postverse
  1. where all the flowers have gone.
  2. life in a white condominium.
  2004
• pus
  1. like feet too many to count
  2004
• quaramel
  1. Australian spice made from Koalo extraque sold as a hat
  deodorizer in L5P to the querolous.
  2004
• quistle
  1. the shrill of a bird in heat
  2. the cry of a mauling pink lion
  2004
• qumquat
  1. lowering oneself in order to inoffensively call a small
  animal.
  2. nostalgia for club anytime
  2004
• roodge
  1. sound like the sound of a dog but not
  2. warning or complaint
  3. the guy at the door at Red before it got shut down.
  2004
• ruttly
  1. like or akin to an animated Eric Idle action figure.
  2004
• scalt
  1. Dole yawl babbling. 2. Archaic. Gingentitis. 3.a. 4. [see the rest]
  2004
• scharpadeutic
  1. rubbery doll feet on fire and sticking to the bricks
  2. feeling as if why can't i be you but in two and a half
  inch heels?
  3. that comment (in response to mine) really stung
  4. having the quality of one letter sound too many
  2004
• schwag
  n. 1. a rotten passage from one's current state of anxiety.
  2. stuff that barely deserves mention as stuff at all.
  adj. 1. sucky. "These eggs are pure schwag."
  
  2004
• Scouse (pimpled noun)
  1. society on the ideal side- segregated consumers to enjoy!
  2. being under the capitalist discourse is on the side of
  _____ (scouse).
  3. The more we enjoy in the capitalist way, the weaker the
  relation, which explains why the more we enjoy, the more
  precarious we seem to feel.
  2. A town south of Cumming.
  1. great games of pool.
  2004
• scragged
  1. a complex of hallucinagenic hangover symptoms, in
  particular headache, backache and muscular tension. ("Man
  am I scragged this morning.") or see the idiom "Stone cuts
  the scrag" which refers both to the game paper rocks
  scissors and also advises as to the medicinal effects of
  marijuana for one who is scragged.)
  2. contemporary political reality as an adjective used
  generally about social situations where they boarder on
  reality constraints to simultaneously seem to be going along
  while all the same circling about negations they will dine
  on later.
  3. being among other bodies not scragged in both senses.
  4. the morning after being among bodies not scragged in both
  senses for a long time you would rather not talk about.
  5. the sense of being a bit messed up about that so that
  taking the actual drugs that would eventuate the scragged
  eventuality would drug the actual and take so that what was
  about being up where it was messy would be sense.
  7.a. that place I bit you being the space of it.
  2004
• sheez
  1. exclamation of lumps
  2. followed by "He bit you on the avenue!"
  2004
• shitongue
  1. (arts) delusion of being divinely inspired
  2. (theological mostly) anal godhead
  3. using an anal god's name in vein
  2004
• skoo
  1. when the driver of the car doesn't get out on the
  driver's side but instead slides across to exit from the
  passenger side door. [see Hitchcock]
  2. a big gossip fest with cocktails and people get mad about
  the colors you wear.
  3. boring yo.
  2004
• slur
  1. what's mine is mined.
  2. what's yores is y'alls until I hear them.
  2004
• slurpus
  1. a habit of repeating the positive.
  2. repeating positive habits.
  3. positively repeating only that which is deemed positive
  by people habitually deemed positive.
  4. any positive repetition.
  5. stuttering caused by cottage cheese and other curdy stuff.
  [see antihero]
  2004
• smear
  1. to smear, the act of smearing, as in "i smear"
  2. feeling like a smear
  2004
• smirkola
  1. nothing in the set of hands holding claimants to status
  2. to be nothing in a situation exponentially, cherries
  3. any fruit that can be followed with jubilee
  [avoid grimmage]
  2004
• snail nails
  1. a bucket of?-with your chicken hammer?
  "Check this special bucket of snail nails with chicken
  hammer bargain!"
  [see chicken hammer never waffle]
  2004
• solidstresidiom
  1. a line of poetry sounding like Bruce Andrews
  2004
• sookie
  1. adj. Of the color and texture of the underside of a dock
  or wet sheets.
  2. n. a bite on the neck and it's cold in the house.
  
  2004
• stold
  1. past tense. to steal.
  2004
• streck
  1. to go for long periods through the countryside, without
  meeting anything
  
  2004
• struff
  1. above average stuff used for strutting. usually body stuff.
  2. any body stuff that could be strutted.
  3. the sleep patterns of aged tortoises dreaming of
  strutting in an orgy struffage.
  2004
• struffage
  1. see above and figure it out
  2. what is shattered as it crosses a thrashold
  2004
• superaltered
  1. having returned to one's initial state of panic
  2004
• syncopatainted
  1. actually having a rougher rhythm than old statues or
  yellowed pages of magazines
  2. the rhythm which in using it you wonder if you have heard
  it before but are not sure.
  2004
• thrashold
  1. Something encountered in a period of not sleeping well and acute liminality that is faced with a violent shock that could mark one for more than insurance will cover, but liking it in a miserable way. 2. The mess left by meaning 1
  above beceause usually the subject is not interested in cleaning up afterwards. 3. Things written instead of cleaning the mess in 2 above. [see scalt 2b]
  
  2004
• thrust-crust
  1. Thin-chinned with a beard in place.
  2004
• toatl
  1. a missing package
  2. breakfast food that's been jarred during delivery
  3. ("toatl'd" slang) entering the Gandhi, King, Carter
  airport after a red-eye flight
  2004
• tootles
  1. the difference between you in terms of mobility treated
  as an object
  2. any object (see use 1) serving as point of contrast
  marking visibility round with a concept regardless of the
  you in question
  3. anxiety of the plural
  2004
• torrential
  1.
  knot
  four
  sail
  
  2004
• troots
  1. the honk of certainty.
  2. it's tutoring right underneath your feelings.
  3. a droopy adjustment of events (used only when 'chunge' is
  being avoided, for instance on the anniversary of free
  poetry day)
  
  2004
• tuba
  1. not a shoe.
  2. a dark spot in the dim.
  3. a whirring.
  2004
• turnofalconeria
  1. adj. like light thru prizzim.
  2. n. lite pizza.
  
  2004
• undulipodia
  1. slimy wiggly thing
  2. (slang) one who behaves like a slimy wiggly thing
  2004
• unutterblanch
  1. to take away words until the original white paper is left
  2004
• usulmenst
  1. being built on a fresh tasting smile
  2. a. a fresh tasting smile on any builder
  b. a terrible taste in the mouth in a hardhat area
  
  2004
• utlunta
  1. n. the result of a school word game gone bad
  2. the capital, when you run out of letters.
  2004
• ventripotent
  1.
  belly of
  largeness
  &
  gluttony
  2. something that is moved by dancing.
  2004
• veriangle
  1. adj. larger than obtuse
  2. adj. smaller than acute
  2004
• verv
  1. n. a verb with a frayed end
  2. the nerve which reports only to nausea
  2004
• vitupaplooza
  1. the state of yelling all the time while moving
  2004
• vivers
  1. The ripples made by a hand clapping on the surface of a
  lake that is thought to be alive.
  2004
• vumper
  1. a man attracted only to women in open-toe pumps
  2. the sound one makes upon hitting the ground after making
  obscene remarks and getting hit by open-toe pumps
  [see lenox but carefully because you deserve it]
  2004
• whase
  1. a word phrase
  [writing is an aid to more writing; your name here; smells
  his hand]
  [see wournd]
  2004
• wilvitch
  1. (sl.) exclamation used in certain areas of the
  Georgian/ Nu Joisey resettlement project.
  2004
• wournd
  1. a hurt word
  2. having three meanings but none that you're sure of
  3. a word you can't pronounce (stay tuned for unreadability
  coming soon to an idrumb eating your ears)
  [see scalt 4. s. i & ii
  2004
• wowbaum
  1. a submarine narrator
  [Used in the old fourth ward and along the ponce corridor
  and usually on Thursdays]
  2004
• wrench
  1. Only if it's bent 2. A material analogue for a poem anyone would be proud to have been prodded with.
  2004
• xot
  noun.
  1. natal urges in psychotics
  2. psychotics in the navy
  3. you can sail the seven seas.
  "Check that Chicken Hammer commercial with the xot."
  2004
• yadder
  1. bares a tude.
  2. one with which one never notices definition one above for
  fear of
  sanctions.
  [for deviations see also, if you don't mind, yad man, yad
  yadder, yaddertainment]
  "Check that yadder under that hat."
  
  2004
• yocker
  1. n. one who yocks
  2. the penultimate yes in a sequence in which a lot of
  yessing is followed but a lot of noing.
  3. the sense of futility in the tone of the penultimate yes.
  [Only used when it assumed that a period of noing is immanent.]
  2004
• zalapistra
  1. one who enters a curly room backwards and wearing a
  velvet blindfold.
  2. the sort of folks who show up in azure jeeps without
  doors at the party that is always going on.
  [see butter]
  2004
• zuko
  "zoo-ko"
  1. pertaining to or deriving from a glancing pass on Louis
  Zukofsky who is not a drink recipe and never worked for BHAMBI.
  
  2004

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