Words Starting with "A" (218 total words)

(ar tok' sin)
n. 1. a phrenic poison. 2. a by-product from art piles that it
emitted through erosion and run...
— Rev Hunter
the desire to coin new words after reading a glossary
— Michael Helsem
ironylessness (involuntary)
— Michael Helsem
A form of visual poetry constructed entirely of invented letters or characters
and, thereby, havin...
— Geof Huth
Asinine solution for a non existing problem.
— Henry Capurro
a busy backstreet
— Michael Helsem
n. Term for the surrealist method invented by Daniel C. Boyer in which impressions are made in the ...
— Daniel C. Boyer
A surrealist method in which impressions are made in the pile of
carpeting by the movement of a vac...
— Daniel C. Boyer
The process by which people seem to absorb success and
advancement by sucking up to the boss rather...
— anonymous
adj. A really big derrière.

— Stan Higley
(conj.) and it
— Larry Richards
ass-trow-pimp
reflexive sarcasm
— graywyvern
n. The last person to - finally! - leave the party
— John Osman
Alive in the event-horizon of singularity and exception.
— mIEKAL aND
An infinitely divisible thing
— Unknown Author
An endless vomiting
— Unknown Author
theory lacking basis
— Christopher Franke
AW dee oh lahzh
1. audio collage 2. the sound collage produced on a tape
recorder
— Geof Huth
The region where nauseating background music from one source
mixes with, and becomes overwhelmed by...
— Richie Holstein
Variables whose date of first lezing is agreed upon by Many.
— Dirk Vekemans
To be self-born from one's own death
— Mark Palmer
person who loves to indulge in their own body odors and fluids
— Janell Kapoor
A mouse living in a Temporary Autonomous Zone.

[origin: A typo made by E. Was while keying in an ...
— Elizabeth Was
ot-to-peh-RAH-dik
Self-gratification achieved by making fun of one's own behavior,
beliefs, achievements, interests, ...
— Miko Fuushel
1. to write long poems filled with history
— Atlanta Poets Group
improvised
— Michael Helsem
A device by which one can see into oneself
— Unknown Author
Not using or including words. (Every night this week, I’ve created at least one
small visual poe...
— Geof Huth
Speaking in disjointed sentences, casual misuse of language, regional mispronounciations, confusing ...
— mIEKAL aND
1. to move in the other direction while reading
— Atlanta Poets Group