Wacky Words?

[LovelyUndeadVam]

alright, i'm not sure it this exists, but this game basically goes:

1) you come up with a word. it doesn't matter what it is. it could be fake for all i care.

EX: goober

2) you go to www.urbandictionary.com and look it up, use the first definition.

EX: basically a goober is just a kindhearted, rather oblivious goofball. it's term of endearment really. it comes from the ancient scottish verb "to goub", which has to do with doing a dance and smiling sheepishly while doing so, exposing the goubs in one's teeth.
"That John is such a goober," said Jane as John vector-danced* his Junior Prom away.

3) if there is no definition, simply state "no meaning"

EX: ubla

no meaning.

4) once you have done this, you may say another word.

EX: cocoa
then another person defines it:
The best drink ever.
Like heated chocolate milk, but with more love.
I drank cocoa once. It made my life better.


and that's how it goes. it's really quite fun to see what people come up with.

PLEASE REMEMBER THERE IS NO CUSSING. IF THERE IS A CUSS WORD WITHIN THE DEFINITION, CHANGE IT OR USE ANOTHER DEFINITION. PLEASE DO NOT USE ANYTHING OFFENSIVE. IF YOU USE THEM, I OR ANOTHER PERSON WILL/MAY REPORT YOU. PLEASE DO NOT MAKE ME DO THIS.

i'll start.

grash

[Mistery]

garbage + trash = grash

quark

[LovelyUndeadVam]

The mysterious quark is one of the two basic constituents of matter that make up protons and neutrons, with there being exactly three quarks within each kind of particle.

It is often stated that the word was originally coined by Murray Gell-Mann who found it in James Joyce's book Finnegans Wake. However, Joyce himself had probably found the word in a German dictionary.
"Three quarks for Muster Mark!
Sure he has not got much of a bark
And sure any he has it's all beside the mark"
(James Augustine Aloysius Joyce)

shuby

[Chocbubbles]

no meaning

qwerty

[LovelyUndeadVam]

QWERTY is the keyboard layout in the U.S for most keyboards. This layout was used in early typing days to slow down typists in order to have the typewriter in use not jam as often due to lack of typist's speed. QWERTY is named as such because "Q.W.E.R.T.Y" are the first 6 letters on the keyboard

brough

[~GH Dog~]

QWERTY is the keyboard layout in the U.S for most keyboards. This layout was used in early typing days to slow down typists in order to have the typewriter in use not jam as often due to lack of typist's speed. QWERTY is named as such because "Q.W.E.R.T.Y" are the first 6 letters on the keyboard. (See DVORAK for information on a different layout.)
QWERTY layouts are still widely used because no one wants to stress over changing to the more effecient DVORAK.

[LovelyUndeadVam]

e7-i already defined it.

and you have to say another word for us to look up.

[~GH Dog~]

ok


droup

[LovelyUndeadVam]

no meaning.

trounk

[~GH Dog~]

no meaning

lushing

[LovelyUndeadVam]

no meaning.

fruff

[~GH Dog~]

furry pads either side of an animal's nose, from which whiskers emerge.
Most mammals have fruffs on their faces, although primates (humans, chimpanzees, etc) are some of the very few that do not. Fine examples of fruffs can be seen on the faces of domestic cats and dogs

promt

[LovelyUndeadVam]

no meaning.

glouse

[~GH Dog~]

the act of being sick. comes from glens house which is sick so glouse means sick.
1. Lets go to glouse.
2..Taylor and Samantha looked glouse today

[LovelyUndeadVam]

it has one meaning, and i'm not posting it. there's no fixing it to be appropriate...

Croc