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Makey Uppey words time

Gordon · 2003-03-31 15:44:47

OK - can you speak Micra? Do you have any words you want added to the English dictionary? I have loads. More to come later. One is - Bejubbled - adj 1. To be confused. 'In answer to your question "where are my pants?", I have to say I'm bejubbled.'

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OK - can you speak Micra?

Do you have any words you want added to the English dictionary? I have loads. More to come later.

One is -
Bejubbled - adj
1. To be confused.
'In answer to your question "where are my pants?", I have to say I'm bejubbled.'

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#2 31-03-2003 8:09pm

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Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!

Gordon you're a star!!

I have the best list of Makey Uppy words EVERRR!!!!

I shall go find it...

Yay!

This should keep me entertained and study free for at least twenty minutes... hehehe!

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#3 31-03-2003 8:25pm

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Ah I bet you do!

Some more -
Babelish adj Used to describe an extremely sweet woman. Generally to be used on text as opposed to spoken.
Undustly. verb Used to describe the act of dusting ones-self off from a particularly dusty happening. "I need to undustly myself".
Noser. n A nosy person. "God he's such a noser"

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#4 31-03-2003 8:34pm

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Disolutory- adj
1. A State Of Mind.

eg-'His Thoughts were Disolutory, fragments of Ideas, still in formation'.

The Undisputed Champion of the Makey Up Wordagoogle wasto bepleased most instrumentally,the late professacator Sir Stanley Unwin more

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#5 01-04-2003 9:05am

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Schracht, [{xra:xt] - my all-purpose swear word.

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#6 01-04-2003 2:40pm

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intra-neuron-subspace-field.

Gene Roddenberry, eat your heart out

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#7 01-04-2003 2:52pm

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quasi-lexicon.

or (quasi)almost (lexicon)many and intricate
lexicon can also be in deference to lexical

thus quasilexicon - almost language

get it?

mauhahahahaha

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#8 01-04-2003 2:59pm

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Überhaps - from Über and perhaps. "Over-perhaps"

And emphatic use of perhaps, with a tinge of prussian arrogance.

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#9 01-04-2003 3:09pm

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Pendigesticulatorinterfrastication - the act of wasting someone's time while making large movements with the arms and yelling a lot.

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#10 01-04-2003 8:30pm

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Ach-a-nee-nore - Exclamation, Word used following a triumph/victory.....

Triangley - Adjective. Ised to describe the shape of a persons head... "His head is very triangley"
"No Shauna!! I dont like him coz his face is more triangley than a toblerone..... mmmmmmm..... toblerone......."

Reptard - noun: A stupid person.... i think the Rep part comes from the name of the dinosaur in rugrats... what its relevence is though I'm not sure..

Malarious - Adjective: Used to describe something which is sick but hilarious.....

More to follow!

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#11 01-04-2003 8:32pm

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Slodgemuffined ----> To Be Bollcoksed drunk.

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#12 01-04-2003 11:55pm

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Originally posted by Gordon

Some more -
Babelish adj Used to describe an extremely sweet woman.

Babel ish ?

Sounds like something thats in an undecipherable language

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#13 02-04-2003 10:17am

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Originally posted by Amz
Ach-a-nee-nore - Exclamation, Word used following a triumph/victory.....

Is that from Pratchett?

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#14 02-04-2003 10:19am

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Originally posted by yellum
Babel ish ?

Sounds like something thats in an undecipherable language

Oh yeah, it's babe-lish. Delicious babe.

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#15 02-04-2003 2:19pm

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I always come up with good one, can never remember them off-hand when I want to write them down tho :rolleyes: .

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#16 02-04-2003 2:23pm

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"makey" and "uppey" spring to mind

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#17 02-04-2003 2:29pm

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inocculatté - to take coffee intravenously

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#18 02-04-2003 3:21pm

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Feel free to add your words to the Urban dictionary for posterity

As described in this thread.

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#19 02-04-2003 3:34pm

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Here is my contribution to the great lexical sarcasm in the sky.

quasilexical

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#20 02-04-2003 4:04pm

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Esteamed - what your Leader is when he comes in drunk.

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#21 02-04-2003 10:39pm

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I remember what the REP part of Reptard is hehe!

It's for repeatedly....

ie A Person who is Repeatedly Stupid.... a Reptard....

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#22 25-04-2003 2:42pm

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hehe im just exploring the messgae boards, no wonder u guys have so many posts, anyway. garn- u say it when something goes wrong

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#23 25-04-2003 2:45pm

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You have posted 4 posts in the last 5 minutes on the English board. I get an email for each one

Just thought of a new word...a postathon.

LoPIQS - Lots of posts in quick succession

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#24 25-04-2003 2:48pm

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me? well yeah im well bored, what better way to ease the boredm by putting stupid comments on message boards

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#25 25-04-2003 3:50pm

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I have my eye on you...

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#26 25-04-2003 7:38pm

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"hard-work" - the act of working hard.
there are some sick sick people in this word

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#27 26-04-2003 7:31pm

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Cerdoom
Certain - Doom
i.e:
Kittencake
Gordon

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#28 26-04-2003 7:40pm

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Cheezus/Cheesus!

To express surprise of the dairy kind.

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#29 26-04-2003 7:46pm

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Someone from boards said this once and I was in stitches for a while
Multishirking

oh and how about ninjaboard! Like oiujaboard but less seen.

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#30 26-04-2003 7:46pm

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budrum an aleranative to ba dum tish. i need a fast connection to do the 4 posts in 5 minutes. back to college i guess. never give up hope cos crazy shane is here

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#31 26-04-2003 7:50pm

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hehehe my ..quickness is making up new words, or imspiring ppl to makenew ones.

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#32 26-04-2003 8:55pm

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From friends:
Fandabedozy - (adj / excl) wonderful, cool, no worries.
Crump - (v) to squash, flatten, annihilate, overkill

From boards:
Nyom - (excl) tasty, delicious, sexually attractive

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#33 27-04-2003 9:05pm

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Originally posted by Bard
inocculatté - to take coffee intravenously

i love this word

like amz, i have a tendency to stick
y on the end of words that aren't supposed to have them like 'pissy offy' and stuff like that

phuteumch....(from the young ones)...

tonk (a slag word for someone and if they ask what it means u tell them it's a cushion)

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#34 27-04-2003 10:09pm

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Kid: You're a tonk
Guy: What did you call me?
Kid: It means you're a cushion
Guy: You calling me fat sunshine?
/Guys hit kid
Kid: Call a doctor!
/Kid falls unconscience

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#35 27-04-2003 11:56pm

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Ah yes "y" what a fabulous letter...

It's just what the doctor ordered when attempting to jazz up any word!!

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#36 28-04-2003 7:48pm

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Originally posted by Sangre
Kid: You're a tonk
Guy: What did you call me?
Kid: It means you're a cushion
Guy: You calling me fat sunshine?
/Guys hit kid
Kid: Call a doctor!
/Kid falls unconscience

he he

we never actually tested it out on anyone...and im glad we didn't now!!!!

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#38 02-05-2003 3:02pm

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This thread should be locked.
Locked'ness.

Monsta!!!!

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#39 02-05-2003 3:44pm

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muppetism 'adj - 1. as in carrying out the act of being a muppet.

2. an overly complex card game.

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#40 03-05-2003 2:01pm

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I like to say "soontime" as a substitute in every way for the word "soon". It sounds fancier, of course the word doesn't actually exist.

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#41 04-05-2003 10:40pm

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Fandabedozey was from the Krankies wasn't it Victor? d'oh, you don't mean the TV series Friends I take it!

Hey I just saw on dictionary.com that mumbo isn't a word. Mumbo jumbo is but mumbo isn't. Gosh how enticingly interesting.

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#42 06-05-2003 10:28pm

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Originally posted by Gordon
Fandabedozey was from the Krankies wasn't it Victor? d'oh, you don't mean the TV series Friends I take it!

My friend Janet said it. Googgle finds no "Fandabedozey", 3 "Fandabedozy"s, 2 "Fandabedozie"s, "about 20" "Fandabidozy"s and "about 98" "Fandabidozi"s of which the first has a "Krankie" reference. I have no idea who they are.

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#43 06-05-2003 10:35pm

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Yeah that's them in the link Victor. believe or not the couple in the picture are actually a man/wife team. She's an annoying wee Scotswoman.

I guess you didn't have this show in Ireland.

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#44 06-05-2003 10:39pm

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I somehow remember them, perhaps the show was repeated or something.

Did the woman have quite a high pitched voice Gordon?

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#45 06-05-2003 10:47pm

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Yea that's the one Amz, kinda like our bagpipes "wee wee wee" she went, a little like a pigpoke.

Pigpoke, there's a new word, derived from pig in a poke:
Pigpoke (noun) The way some wee Scottish lassies speak when they are excited. To be akin to the sound when you poke a pig with a stick.
"See her, she's a wee pigpoke in't she?"

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#46 06-05-2003 10:47pm

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Thats a woman!!?!!?!!?!?!

Have never seen them before.

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#47 06-05-2003 10:58pm

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Yay! I knew she wasn't another twisted figment of my over active imagination!

Or is that a bad thing?

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