Words Starting with "A" (218 total words)

the hegemoney's commercial for guilt, and arrogance without substance
— Lanny Quarles
pretended ignorance of something; bland disregard
— Michael Helsem
v. to change one’s colored contact lenses to match one’s outfit.
— Anne Tessari
n, one who simply plays along to keep others obedient.
— Dane Bonecutter
adj. being able to drive and fold a roadmap at the same time.
— Dane Bonecutter
A component verse form consisting of some or all of the following
acts and objects. Found material...
— Lee Ballentine
(ACEYNORST)
the process of legitimizing a particular mode of nonconformity
— Michael Helsem
('a 'kran a 'pat e le jiz em)
n. a word which whas thought to be a patalogism, but which was
brought into existence any time be...
— John Sheehan
a generational anthem
— Michael Helsem
To turn into an acronym.

"The League of Villainous Entities is quite an imprudent name for a...
— Richard Gavan
Acrostic variation in which nth letter in nth line is significant.
— Michael J. Halm
uhDED
being dead while still remaining a subject of constant
speculation and attention
— Geof Huth
the necessity to piss
— Michael Helsem
(add-ler-gloh-ming)
Knowing the asnwer to a question that not many people know, and
telling everyone because you think...
— Joe Langefeld
The rarefied organisational layers beginning just above the
rank and file. Decisions that fall from...
— anonymous
n. one who moves back in with his/her parents after graduating from college.
— Dane Bonecutter
n. a writer of adventure stories, real or imaginary.
— Jargonnaut
aa FEK tiv
1. both affective (transmitting emotion) and effective
(bringing about the hoped-for response) 2....
— Geof Huth
Words with all of the 5 vowels: a, e, i, o and u. E.g. dialogue, equation,
sequoia, eunoia.
— Michael J. Halm
An ur-language generated by evolving patterns of vowel
substitution.
— mIEKAL aND
A lie that contains a significant thread of the impossible
— Lee Ballentine
fiscal
— Michael Helsem
the art of folding paper aircraft.
— Jargonnaut
(ehsth SIH pe ehnt)
n. One who experiences or partakes of a work of art: a reader/
viewer but also a listener at times ...
— Bob Grumman
Referential language dropped in favor of visual patterns meant to evoke
images, emotions, and scen...
— primeau
affix, aperture, perturb, urination, ruin, ruination,nation.
— Unknown Author
fannishness, derived from Spanish aficionado, cf machismo
— Steven M. Deyo
(a ful lee)
in an intentional playful, naive manner
— Mike Miskowski
Word with three or more palindromic trigrams.
— Michael J. Halm
Person under 90 or over 99.
— Michael J. Halm