The Gypsy Caravan 2023
Monday, March 28, 2011
Vivaree
And yes -- there is a prize! To be determined, but something fun!
I love blog comment verification words. Well, no -- let me rephrase that. I hate typing them in, but I am always amused by some of them. So I started a collection. And for some, I started making up definitions.
For example "Booprep." This is now what I call all the tedious elements of getting a project going. Gluing on backgrounds, for example. Gessoing a canvas -- plain white, nothing creative. Just booprep.
The contest is my own blogger version of the Dictionary game! Below are some of my favorite words I've picked up over the past three months of visiting your blogs.
Come up with a definition of a word in a comment! If you want, use it in a sentence! One entry per comment, but you can come back and pick another word to increase your chances to win!
This contest will close on March 31. On April 1 (since this is a "foolish" contest), I will pick a winner from all entries.
14 comments:
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How fun! Such a good idea. I have to put my thinking cap on.
ReplyDeleteKarla
This is fun! I have noticed a change in these "words" over time. At first, they were just gobbledy gook, but then they became almost words that they made you do a double take as you have done. Okay, here's mine.
ReplyDeleteEATIO (e-sho) A ratio of the amount of food one should take in within a day, according to body weight and age.
Feralies = wild families
ReplyDeleteIf you invite too many feralies to the party, you'll be sorry.
Eatio = an outdoor space dedicated to gluttony
ReplyDeleteThe eatio was jammed with corpulent people intent on their heaping plates.
Sorry - but I could do this forever...
Cute idea! scozying-act of becoming comfortably ensconced on your sofa with your pets, often accompanied by a period of snoozing.
ReplyDeleteI might add to that last comment, one of my favorite states of being!
ReplyDeleteAnother one: ra-c-typo = errors made while using a keyboard resulting in a naughty statement not intended orginally.
rookito: Where little birds live in a group. The chickadee said to the sparrow, come join me in the rookito. We are having a party tonight.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, what a great blog. Me here is good and interesting.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice dayAmazing, what a great blog. Me here is good and interesting.
Have a nice day
undunder: the unexpected surprises/treasures found at the very bottom of a pile while cleaning. The undunder included a half forgotten love letter and the phone number of a childhood friend.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! Was definitely in the mood for this.
ReplyDeleteuncean: the typo you miss. "Her work was filled with uncean errors."
or:
endospi: the kind of person who reads the last chapter of a book before working his or her way through the beginning or middle.
Fun! Just what we need as we wait for spring to arrive.
ReplyDeletetherstes - members of a group who suffer from dehydration.
This is awesome! So VERY, VERY awesome!! I LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteHere are a few, off the top of my head:
Hey, were we supposed to use the words you provided? I am going to assume yes. Here goes:
lastr - the type of personality that chooses to be last for everything, even if it means being late for everything.
Here's my word verification:
suppari - This is a type of party where everyone eats soup out of tiny bowls.
moxtaxi - this is a slang term for a taxi with moxi. They typically are painted fire engine read and purple. Lots of moxi!
Rookito = a person that possesses a detectable zest for life.
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of playing Balderdash! I haven't played it in ages!
Last one was a kick. Dope leaned on by a kob. That would be a foolish person being picked on by a corny person.
ReplyDeleteI'm late. Don't include me. Just had to jump in though.
Hugs,
Annie