Words by mIEKAL aND

149 words contributed

• abberapetitoidalicalicostrophe...
  (any phonetic combination is possible)
  abberapetitoidalicalicostropheticauzatermidiothrobatedomoalcoid
  arecogstratentifferousoustentatorlabbiattaprononaucentistiqualde
  deunearthilustreltub
  
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  1.The appearance of appearances. 2. A futuristic wordsong
  approximating gender abberation at a psychic posterior. 3. A
  placement of the body cavity within the vectors known previously
  as earth, tho all other global attributes have been relinquished.
  
  Origin: [A method of thinking characterized by the absence of formulations & an inevitable synchonous hooha.]
  1988
• abilliant
  Able to maintain a radiant personality despite the
  mind-numbing deterioration of civilization.
  11/22/2006
• abrabro
  (ab RA bro)
  pertaining to but not including pertinence, pertific to pertigently
  pernagivating pervalence.
  
  Origin: [what I thought I heard]
  6/1996
• abrickity
  (k-t v-t )
  n. Assumed state of instability, enhanced by the three dimensional
  illusion of permanence. Such as an organization (of people,
  things, concepts, dreams) in perpetual potential of being toppled
  or coming apart while maintaining a semanticaly enriched
  equilibrium.
  Origin: from a word by []
  10/2003
• absaygosaygo
  ab say go' say go
  All ordinary observations that have yet to be assimilated.
  [Universal mantric reality check, origin unknown but
  certainly prehistoric.]
  
  1988
• aeiouglish
  An ur-language generated by evolving patterns of vowel
  substitution.
  
  11/24/2006
• agg
  the space in the egg not occupied by egg yolf or egg white
  
  6/1996
• aklefij
  (*k l*f' f*dj) --where * = any vowel sound
  1. A romantic notion of closure between life partners. One-sided
  illusions abound, what begins as small misreads of interpersonal
  reactions, over years grows into fabulous constructs like a game of
  telephone.
  
  2. No time like the present moment to penetrate the momentum to
  disbelieve.
  1983
• Algorhythmia
  [al-gō-rith-mē-ə]
  My heart syncs to the feed's tempo.
  Algorhythmia skips on sponsored joy.
  A like arrives—my pulse obeys.
  A doom headline—my chest tightens on cue.
  I breathe in ads, exhale compliance.
  The body keeps score in scroll-length.
  Night closes, but the metrics stay awake.
  Origin: Used by populations whose nervous systems are tuned by platforms.
  January 25, 2026
• AmataMuGoutiVaBrackunge
  Delivery of unspecified goods to an unnamed ancient receptor,
  usually associated with decadent societies in backlash.
  
  1988
• amher
  (am' hur)
  Sequential and simultaneous beliefs in the existence of god and
  its reverse. Particularly glimpsed among kundalini adepts who
  through years of practice are able to vibrate physio-semantic units
  up toward the crown chakra
  
  
  Origin: [unknown but open to comment]
  1983
• anurgics
  (an' urg ikz)
  The science & architecture of other-worldly ideas, particularly
  those which are vagietian in scope.
  
  1983
• Archivefume
  [är-kīv-fyoom]
  Old policies sweat in the basement.
  Archivefume rises when the lights flicker.
  A memo from 1994 clears its throat.
  The paper remembers who it harmed.
  I file my appeal under "ongoing."
  The cabinet hums like a sleeping judge.
  History keeps breathing through cardboard lungs.
  Origin: Common in institutions that outlive their original humanity.
  January 25, 2026
• argodayday
  (are' gadeeduh)
  All that has been forgotten from conscious memory. [Primitive
  subliminal cushion surrounding earliest childhood word-formings.]
  
  1988
• arsandams
  (ar zand´ amz)
  A full featured removal of stress caused by other people's stupidity.
  Often time the result is a synchronistic becoming of all subtle
  opportunities.
  
  1983
• asymptomatia
  Alive in the event-horizon of singularity and exception.
  
  9/11/2006
• awkword
  Speaking in disjointed sentences, casual misuse of language, regional mispronounciations, confusing the meaning of one word with another.
  Origin: [Originally used as name of hypermedia publisher, Awkword Ubutronics]
  1985
• baskgasp
  (bask gasp)
  A turn toward the unreturnable, with full cognizance of the
  implications of such an action
  Origin: [computer generated password]
  10/2003
• blendmodern
  Post mortem post modern.
  
  7/13/2006
• BlezIFrajRurBorKusTralVar
  Invisible dejection amid a crowd of noise, incapable of rendering
  satisfaction under a laboratory microscope or of providing seminal
  revelation.
  
  1988
• bloomlosmion
  The exact moment a flower opens.
  
  
  9/9/2006
• blorsque
  Beet soup made with cabbage and vinegar.
  
  
  7/18/2006
• brilk
  (brilk)
  A nostalgic expletive normally used by types suspected of toxicant
  intake. In the situation where some would say, "mind you come
  away in one piece" the neologistic retort would be something to
  the effect "murtoofian brilk absaygosaygo brilk spleedle otch."
  
  Origin: [from Baghdad: A Guide for the Deaf.]
  1983
• clearning
  
  n. To clear & clean at the same time. For example, "After
  the frost is a good time for clearning the garden."
  
  
  Origin: [portmanteau of clear + clean]
  10/12/2005
• colupsicle
  kol UP sik ul
  the sound of icecycles falling on the garbage can besides the
  house
  2001
• compunicator
  The next great patented technology.
  
  7/2/2006
• comradiotioica
  (com-rad-e¥-ottio-e¥-ka)
  1. The dialectic of opposing air waves when pirate radios squelch
  & jam commercial air time. 2. The theory of appropriate broadcast
  technology, one which demands that all creators of obscure media
  be given access to the means to presage all events of
  contemporary society.
  
  Origin: [from Baghdad: A Guide for the Deaf.]
  1983
• crepunzle
  Inner dialogue which justifies all illogical decisions.
  
  
  08/28/2006
• dbstigation
  d bst A gay SHUN
  Testing new databases for integrity & the occasional
  artifact; how truth is created when one is not paying
  attention.
  Origin: (Testing the new Neologism database)
  10/2003
• defactsometer
  The measure of a body's relationship to reality untainted by
  the forces of media.
  
  
  10/20/2006
• dimosha
  [di-MO-sha]
  A yellow reason for playing music. (definition by Liaizon Wakest)
  1983
• ecopaglage
  ek'†o paj loj
  An economy of space, how to read the page three dimensionally,
  the design of the page which faciliates this.
  1983
• ecthiture
  ek tha' chur
  A structural assemblage of visual & textual elements on a page
  which follow the tenons of the Golden Rule.
  
  1983
• Elsewhennerve
  [els-wen-nərv]
  A future I feared taps my shoulder.
  Elsewhennerve fires without warning.
  I sweat in advance of the headline.
  My body practices catastrophe as habit.
  Tomorrow arrives already remembered.
  I carry grief for events not yet scheduled.
  Time bruises me from multiple directions.
  Origin: Common in eras of chronic forecasted loss.
  January 25, 2026
• Eoplstongry
  e-o-plis-ton¥-gree
  1. The spirit of invisibility & hunger who returns to those who
  invoke the taste of the brain filling their throat. 2. Reckless chasing
  thru the dark after those capacities outside the reach of the
  pursuer, only to appear later as a tangible but direct opposite.
  
  Origin: [from Baghdad: A Guide for the Deaf. Cf ancient Greek syllables = god transformations.]
  1983
• epainstakiloteorites
  The stress of reading one's email while being bombarded by spam.
  
  
  
  10/18/2006
• ephonseper
  È fÿn¥ s? p?r
  A sublime internalized noise which constantly eludes its own
  identification. It often comes from invoking alien entities during
  events of occult intoxication. In late 20th century medical jargon,
  considered a form of tinnitus. Dogs, when affected by the same
  phenomena, tilt their heads at a peculiar angle & open their mouth.
  
  1983
• EttleStuRaddleBralGyndleLusp
  In Babelian times, a portmanteau word for the expression "marbles
  in your mouth" & "monkey on your shoulder" used in passing or
  shouted by passersby at the Mind Senate.
  1985
• expeculate
  To parse all of one's speculations simultaneously as if to
  clarify expectations.
  12/14/2006
• flang
  (flang)
  the tendency to taste what you've eaten the day after you wake up
  2001
• flasper
  flasper
  The integrity of of the mirror language.
  
  1988
• flawdent
  Never too early to step back before the system becomes corrupt.
  
  08/24/2006
• flishbat
  The look on poeple's faces when they're trying to think of a
  word.
  
  6/1996
• floondering
  (flewndr' ng)
  intr.v. floon·dered, floon·der·ing, floon·ders
  
  1. To make saintly attempts to remove one's excess voweledge.
  2. To sputter or spasm religiously as if possessed.
  
  n. The act of floondering.
  
  
  10/2004
• futurcog
  Hysterical intervention in the midst of an already hysterical
  situation.
  
  6/1996
• futuristry
  Moving forward in time with a sense of purpose and free of
  doubt.
  
  
  7/14/2006
• gagapause
  n. A period in a person's life when they are saturated by all possible influences & not a shred of individuality remains.
  8/2004
• gameketu
  A simple misunderstanding between two different species.
  
  
  10/28/2006
• gis
  but not but
  
  6/1996
• gmeknont
  To pull away from an argument because no one is listening to you
  & you know you are right. For example, "The opposition choose
  gmeknont in a long-standing debate."
  
  1985
• gnostrifriction
  nos tri FRIK shun
  when the sacred beliefs of one people conflict with the sacred
  beliefs of another people
  2001
• googlesmirk
  Having the final say in an argument verified by a google search.
  7/22/2006
• googlesmuck
  People whose lives are ruled by a search engine algorhythm.
  
  7/4/2006
• haglet
  a child substituted at birth when the original body is not the gender
  the parents want
  
  6/1996
• helmp
  ehelllllllllllmmmmP!
  1. Cantankerous self-sacrifice performed half-wittingly at the
  expense of thoroughness. [Pythagorean oversight in the pre-
  determined human machinery.]
  
  1988
• hobosexual
  n. a sexually active being who hops from one lover to the next
  1987
• huvelma
  hu VEL ma
  1. The quality of intellectual & spiritual mystery in the minds of non-
  travellers about exotic places such as Central Asia whose cultures
  traces back thousands of years to the beginning of consciousness.
  2. To be reminded that your inner beliefs are merely a result of a
  spatial progression of idea-events, & as such are not your own.
  
  1983
• hyperdisculture
  Electronic parity dissolves the fixation with cultural artifact.
  
  
  08/14/2006
• ianjeagius
  e an JEE je us
  In a time when people talk only in "shit, fuck, cocksucker, piss"
  mode in order to communicate, ianjeagius is an anti-swearword,
  roughly interpreted as a form of simple astonishment.
  
  1983
• icanitage
  i KAN a tojz
  Superimposition of subliminal messages which contradict long
  held superstitions, resulting in confusion & disorientation &
  mounting distrust in the academy of ideas.
  
  1983
• iftalatterosten
  1. An impression created by continuous spurging of the opposite
  contexts of primarital coaxations. 2. Laying hoods over the
  sculptures of disposed relics, for a period of time as of in
  memoriam. 3. Utterances said in a state of emotional gerrymander
  which communicate to the listener something totally unlike what
  the speaker intended.
  Origin: [From Old Memorabilia, originally a series of series of oral concatenations, later mutated into verbal chagrin.]
  1985
• ilogosty
  il-log'-osty
  1. Oath for the laughing bible. 2. Of this people the language used
  and stood by. 3. The seasonal desire to retract forms of previously
  corrolated logic & replace with dreams & imaginations that are
  risky & untested.
  
  Origin: [from Baghdad: A Guide for the Deaf. A cutup of familiar terminology.]
  1983
• impingorance
  1. The portmanteau definition is impinging on ignorance.
  Remember that portmanteau words are the result of surface
  associations & not embedded, historical meta-language. 2.
  Calculating the distance between desire/fantasy & everyday
  reality.
  1985
• indumb
  Oblivious to the stupidity & hypocracy everywhere.
  11/7/2006
• internalational
  1. The subjective society of international minds. 2. Having to do with sexual
  affairs among interns. (Definition 2 suggested by Halvard Johnson 12/3/
  2004) 3. Efficient shortening of "The Internalational Dictionary of Neologisms"
  Origin: [Portmanteau of internal + international]
  1985
• IOIOUOCrauPaTinousUsPurst
  The desolation of currency between competing industrial image-
  mongers. A relapse of postwar dichotomies & nothing short of
  crawlspace speculation.
  
  1985
• isherlumind
  ish ur LU mind
  A sect of communards from the early 1930's which has largely
  gone unnoticed except for the prolifically circulated saying "no
  cause for rain unless briars split the clouds & artists menace god."
  
  1985
• jibone
  n. The nervous affliction one gets when lying thru one's teeth. "The defendent was so jibone that a polygraph test was unnecessary."
  8/2004
• jobine
  n. The smug certainty that one gets after lying thru one's teeth without detection. "Dubya was once again master of the jobine."
  8/2004
• laborcake
  A life's labor spent in pursuit of a dream.
  
  
  11/5/2006
• lexalarchy
  Chaotic arrays of language arranged to resemble logical forms of
  discourse.
  11/16/2006
• lithokon
  Naturally occurring signs & glyphs found on stones.
  
  
  7/14/2006
• marpkins
  n.  The small details of a project left unfinished which later come back to haunt and/or embarrass. Especially indicative of half-baked schemes, far-fetched utopias and failed renovations. As in "slapped in the face by the weight of all marpkins, the poet quit writing forever to sell advertising for an internet startup."
  
  
  1/2005
• maxtle
  (maxtl)
  dagger-breath anti-truth
  1985
• mensemble
  An assemblage of male church elders, or a party of guys
  watching football on Sunday, etc.
  Origin: Word found in spam filter
  1/29/2007
• mesearchercience
  Analyzing the results when you search for your own name &
  all the presumptions of fame & reknown which accompany such
  a search.
  
  11/3/2006
• moshnik
  (mosh nik)
  one who moshes
  2001
• mournth
  This is your chance, your one chance, to make the right move.
  
  7/20/2006
• moworder
  In chaos theory, this is the most profound expletive a distraught
  pseudo-scientist could mutter. Often used when a model of chaos
  which was expected to be unpredictable falls into a predictable
  routine. [cf "more order" & "maurauder".] For example, "The
  AUTOTEXTULATOR teaches us nothing new, it is but moworder."
  
  1983
• muzixaqet
  (myoo' zikz a ket)
  n. the proclivitiy toward instinctually inventing ancestral musical
  patterns & phraseology originating from inherited genetics as
  opposed to environmental conditioning.
  1983
• myaboxic
  (mi a bok' zik)
  the act of submitting to fungal & viral control experienced as
  synaptic firings of environment specific ecologies.
  1983
• N IsWhAnAnat?
  (en iz hwa an' an at?)
  1. An expression of quizzical laughter. 2. Indirect but ironic way to
  bid farewell when among strangers.
  
  1983
• neologician
  A person that searches for new words.
  2/005
• newquences
  Hyper-dimenional rhizomatic abstractions of logical linear
  sequences.
  
  11/4/2006
• Nowtangle
  [nou-tang-gəl]
  The present knots itself tight.
  Nowtangle catches my plans mid-step.
  I text "later" to three versions of today.
  Memories buffer beside fresh disasters.
  My attention splits like cheap thread.
  I live in tabs, not minutes.
  Here becomes a crowded room of nows.
  Origin: Used by minds trained for simultaneity and interruption.
  January 25, 2026
• ondonthany
  (on don' than e)
  Messages transmitted directly to the jaw without the intervention of
  the brain, often times reception of radio waves, voices from extra
  dimensions, or the Other known as the One.
  1983
• opplicobla
  Making the most of whatever opportunities are available in
  the present moment.
  11/22/2006
• opumnek
  (op um' nek)
  n. Every word is a thing, every thing is a resonance, every
  resonance is described by a frequency, every frequency has a
  specific & dynamically morphing signal.
  1983
• oxtromoly
  Those were heady times. Those were the best of times.
  11/24/2006
• people driven purpose eaters
  Life in hyper-dimensional space is asynchronous.
  
  
  08/28/2006
• phyatsic
  (fi-at'-sik)
  1. In the plant kingdom, the ability of some plants to render
  universal belief systems opaque & activate a system of cause &
  effect which relies on photosythetic interaction. Forgotten shamans
  in previous times were known to go thru life believing that they had
  encountered plant megaliths in their astral travels. 2. In the realm
  of imaginary locations, the word normally refers to the presence of
  more than one image or representation of a particular time-space
  coordinate.
  
  Origin: [from Baghdad: A Guide for the Deaf. Yet to be accepted by pseudo-science.]
  1983
• PlairTamIDantICalAttleBrax
  A non-signifying context for spatial endurance among opposite
  reciprocals, hence alienation.
  
  1985
• poelandgadet
  (poe land' ga det)
  At some point in history, poets were exiled from the face of the
  earth, & they quickly took to the age-old practice of crackpot
  science. Using their vastly powerful imaginations, the
  poelandgadet invented imaginary machines which neuropathically
  implemented the various tasks in a more humane & efficient
  design than mechanical machinery. See poetrang for an opposite
  response to the same poetic censorship.
  
  1983
• poetrang
  (poe' trang)
  At some point in history, poets were exiled from the face of the
  earth, & they quickly sought refuge in the Himalayas. Because
  there were no books to write in, the poetry became transmitted
  from one to another orally, even sung. See poelandgadet for an
  opposite response to the same poetic censorship.
  
  1983
• ponkpunket
  The reverse of stealing from strangers.
  
  8/6/2006
• popmanteau
  All trends all styles simultaneously.
  
  7/13/2006
• postresionism
  (post resh' n izm)
  The meaning of this word is forever camoflagued by the post-
  modern monikerization of its name.
  
  1983
• prablum
  pra BLUM
  a problem that is easily solved and not really a problem
  2001
• probecode
  Masculine code snippets written to seek soft warm openings.
  11/11/2006
• pschapg
  (shap gg')
  1. Closing in on ancestoral simularities thru genealogical
  engineering of heretical & instinctual traits. While there can be no
  exact duplication of personality, there can be symptomatic
  empathy. 2. The act of addressing the lineage of ideas as
  transmitted via family traits & bloodlines.
  
  Origin: [From Entrogic Enclodiacy]
  1983
• pulikixa
  There's nothing you can do about it. Just start over from the
  beginning. A common routine for Windows users.
  
  7/14/2006
• pyerance
  (py' rance)
  Astute reverence for burning buildings.
  
  1983
• quatersuch
  kwa TER such
  the sinking feeling that your lover forgot your birthday
  2001
• repsalf
  integrity of the mirror language
  
  1985
• revoreverse
  Sometimes going backwards is the only way forward.
  
  08/20/2006
• Rootcipher
  [root-sī-fər]
  The garden writes in hidden code.
  Rootcipher loops under fences and laws.
  A tomato sends secrets through fungus wire.
  I misread the message—still nourished.
  Language happens without mouths now.
  Meaning travels as mineral and rot.
  I listen by kneeling, not decoding.
  Origin: Studied by semioticians who abandoned alphabets for soil.
  January 25, 2026
• Saltledger
  [sôlt-lej-ər]
  The sea keeps accounts now.
  Saltledger tallies tides against interest rates.
  A reef collapses—market barely twitches.
  Insurance maps redraw the shoreline's dignity.
  I watch a beach get foreclosed by heat.
  Even storms feel monetized.
  The water rises like a debt collector.
  Origin: Used where oceans are audited as assets and liabilities.
  January 25, 2026
• sassle
  (sas' ul)
  There are few left in existence, but the discovery of such could vastly improve estimations of genetic diversity prior to the
  industrialized world's devastation of the individual's claim to sovereignty.
  
  "The within schedule of property is correct so far as the same has come to my knowledge except seeds worth perhaps 3 1/2 cents
  each, an ox ring and sassle worth but little say 50 cents. " Joseph Devereux 1828
  1985
• shopwreck
  The inevitable disaster of purchasing an inappropriate gift.
  (Much more likely to happen during Christmas season.)
  12/03/2006
• shpaulk
  The utter absence of silence.
  
  
  10/20/2006
• sidredividerdis
  n. Portmanteau palindrome basking in its own growth.
  8/20/2006
• Signalichen
  [sig-nəl-ī-kən]
  A tower huffs beside the swamp.
  Signalichen twines its steel.
  Bars flicker; spores translate the noise.
  My phone illumines to photosynthesize data.
  The marsh uploads its wet intelligence.
  I receive a message made of moss.
  Connection grows slow, stubborn, alive.
  Origin: Spoken where infrastructure evolved into organism.
  January 25, 2026
• skeetro
  (skee' tro)
  To escape a situation by slipping away unnoticed, especially in the
  face of blame & accusation.
  
  1983
• skimplex
  The few choice morsels gleaned from a complex system
  
  7/29/2006
• splatterdox
  Keep it coming despite all contradictions
  
  
  8/1/2006
• squabulition
  A very old trick for inducing belief among a squad of skeptics.
  
  
  7/14/2006
• standuationist
  n. One who stands out in a crowd because of unique character
  or behavior, but oblivious to the politics of good taste.
  
  8/26/2006
• standuationist
  n. One who stands out in a crowd because of unique character
  or behavior, but oblivious to the politics of good taste.
  4/26/2006
• stoperate
  Stop and get busy.
  
  7/2/2006
• sumbitting
  the anxiety surrounding the completion of the whole of a work.
  Origin: [typo posted on the Poetics List]
  August 3, 2005
• syfurchunk
  (seye' fur chunk)
  The lastingist particle of momentary speech. The communications
  of animals before it is formed into speech. Clucks & squeaks rich
  with semantic content, bereft of grammar & lingual conventions.
  Origin: [clucking from my African Grey, Tzara]
  12/2003
• syllogorgismal
  (sil' lo gor giz' mal)
  1. Once when asked what a particular poem meant, Robert Frost
  put on his glasses & read the poem again. 2. "earlier than safety /
  heir lungs inhale blue / down through the choking / the empire of
  fur an arm / abstrakt text / everyone is blind / makes of noise /
  screamed adjectives of / human suicide / UNDERGROUND /
  looking across"
  
  1983
• symocelo
  A common secret; a shared hiding place.
  
  
  08/29/2006
• teethlecrack
  tee THUL crak
  the feeling of metal on teeth
  2001
• temsyscal
  (tem' sis kul)
  A season of economic coincidences. Experienced when you are
  wondering how to pay the rent the next day. Between the time you
  wonder & the deadline, such money unexpectedly appears. You
  have encountered the temsyscal initiative. It is a counter-capitalist
  collective reflex.
  
  1983
• terdic
  the fear of fear's fear
  
  
  6/1996
• textalien
  The things we say that do not originate from within.
  
  
  7/22/2006
• texternality
  The indescribable world beyond the text
  
  7/29/2006
• thitherwar
  Immoral wars conducted on foreign soil.
  
  11/22/2006
• thwelk
  Don't trouble trouble till trouble troubles you.
  
  
  7/14/2006
• toofkakufa
  Mocking incoherent brainstorming with silent scorn.
  
  9/29/2006
• topeersrom
  (to purz' rom)
  to appear different than remembered, but unable to pinpoint the
  difference.
  
  
  1983
• trepiliciosity
  The feeling of anticipation about an unpredictable event.
  
  7/13/2006
• troglabyte
  When info-bytes were measured in trees and rocks.
  
  7/2/2006
• vagietian
  (va jet' e an)
  1. Intelligence found on earth that is not of this planet & not of the
  past but rather originates from parallel universes of a future time.
  2. Someone who ignores the strictures of linear history & the rules
  of everyday existence & operates on energy that is fundamentally
  removed from earthly existence. 3. What the dead think.
  
  1983
• vernisaggle
  Slave to entropy, escape from decay is unfeasible.
  
  08/21/2006
• volofuten
  (vo lo' fu ten)
  Mutually satisfying sexual foreplay which has risen to such a
  frenzy that neither person notices an eminent catastrophe, such as
  the cat has knocked the candle on the floor & the room is on fire.
  
  1983
• vowglish
  Synonym for aeiouglish.
  
  11/24/2006
• vowukub
  The small places children hide in after they have been naught.
  
  10/25/2006
• wedtortion
  The predictable ways in which marriage distorts individuality.
  11/10/2006
• whuchwun
  Some confusion exists as to which memories verify consensus
  reality.
  
  11/23/2006
• wikipediot
  The gang of wikipedians responsible for judging & deleting any
  content which does not agree with their vision of knowledge.
  
  12/11/06
• wordcum
  werd-cum
  Individual words so sexually charged that one cums instantly upon hearing them
  uttered.
  11/5/2006
• wynstex
  The point in the distance when a sound becomes inaudible.
  11/18/2006
• XenDooYonterMezzoToubaGugi
  Exchange of pleasantries among pre-terrestrial apostolic torch
  bearers. Only causes nervous fear amid the uninitiated.
  
  1985
• xexoxiality
  The recursive possibilities of replication in multiple
  dimensions.
  
  7/7/2006
• Zentility
  in the fashion of a previous generation long forgotten
  
  6/1996
• zizigu
  Xycifoce rujagyh hamykono hawy rupibo boveno qoza kivek
  fitys luno tumevu nuso fumutow gyxem bahif xowog holadug
  zujaboq nelohyn tygima notaw veroqoqu qara xace.
  
  9/4/2006
• zonference
  A safe place where dialogue is easily exchanged.
  
  08/26/2006

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