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Sleepflower
19-06-2003, 18:12
Ok so dunno if this has ever been done before but they always make me laugh. Words I tend to use that either me or other people I know have made up are beastlet, pook (Sarah, dunno if you post here, tis down to you ), then I often tend to use the phrase frumpa lumpin good. Dunno why. What words have you made up?
Sleepflower
19-06-2003, 18:15
Oh bloody hell! Have just put this in the wrong place! Sorry everyone. If someone can more it to another more appropriate part please feel free
Lover of Outrage
19-06-2003, 18:20
Years ago I made up ponky, to be used whenever you can't find a word to quite fit or whenever your brain lets you down, or for an ebay ID of course.
Sleepflower
19-06-2003, 18:27
Fantastic word! Tend to just say randomly frump, when there is an awkward silence! hehe!
Words I have the dubious honour of creating:
Kerambulate - My friend dropped some pot mash on a railway station seat once, so I told him to remove it lest it should 'kerambulate', meaning that it would go crusty and ming.
Mackermermo - An expression of joy.
Gyeah - A combination of "good" and "yeah", used to express happiness to a degree that either of these words on their own cannot articulate.
In case you were wondering, I was about 12 and very immature when I developed those last two :o
Sleepflower
19-06-2003, 18:41
Oh oh! Just thought if another! Wrappaging! Cross between packaging and wrapping
why do my smilys keep plonking themselves up at the top? Silly buggers
Laura Claudia
19-06-2003, 19:53
Spramp! Okay, I didn't make that one myself...
lonesome aesthetic
20-06-2003, 10:39
noonlight - i read that in some book... it's not funny, it just sounds nice...
:)
deadstars
20-06-2003, 12:26
meepness :eek:
smushes
boringness http://orion.lunarpages.com/~foreve3/forum/images/icons/icon11.gif <--- see tis yawning!
examming
howfore
specialest (es in special-est not specialist)
yarr ;)
thankee
wibble :confused:
my friend did a book project for graphics this year, with little profiles of his friends in it:
Jen -
Likes: Making up her own words, Nicky Wire and Sleeping
Right sums me up that one!
:o ;)
smingle
flandabulant
spooz
sparehouse ... a shop that sells spare parts
and .... Jack's invention, that nobody has yet commented on ... sauggestion. I presume it means a saucy suggestion?
relic
Sleepflower
21-06-2003, 15:27
Originally posted by dead_stars_for_dead_eyes
meepness :eek:
smushes
boringness http://orion.lunarpages.com/~foreve3/forum/images/icons/icon11.gif <--- see tis yawning!
examming
howfore
specialest (es in special-est not specialist)
yarr ;)
thankee
wibble :confused:
my friend did a book project for graphics this year, with little profiles of his friends in it:
Jen -
Likes: Making up her own words, Nicky Wire and Sleeping
Right sums me up that one!
:o ;)
Strange but that actually sums me up to! Youd have to add eating though! lol
maybeoldermaybewiser
21-06-2003, 16:40
I have recently discoveredFucknut , great friendly insult and a word that I am not sure it's made up, I think it's American slang, but that it's really me is Pissy
I'm quite liking 'asshat', an alternative to arsehole that's appearing on the Ms boards.
but I don't have any made-up words myself, at least I can't remember any. Except 'angelpaws' which is my term of endearment to my cat and my bloke.
Sleepflower
21-06-2003, 20:31
frab is my latest one, kinda like drab but I think it sounds better
LittleMissManic
21-06-2003, 20:55
Ok, heres one i sometimes use.....
Twank- (twAnk)
(1)To experience a strange pain i.e. oh ive got a twanky leg.
(2) To move randomly, either to music or not.
(3)Something feeble i.e a twanky line in the drawing of a chicken.
:lol:
Sleepflower
22-06-2003, 08:17
That is fabness! I love it! You could also use it as an insult! 'Oh you twnak!' So fits into all shapes and forms :rolleyes:
LittleMissManic
22-06-2003, 20:54
Originally posted by Sleepflower
You could also use it as an insult! 'Oh you twnak!' So fits into all shapes and forms ]
:lol: ...Yeah!!
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