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		<title>Our Guide to Novenclature: Part III</title>
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Misingenious (n): One who, by accident, routinely tells lies to the wrong person.
Sibrate (v. regular): The act of emitting a hissing sound through the lips in a failed attempt at whistling. 
Visent (n): A blank, or unemotional, expression used in the playing of poker. 
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<strong>Misingenious</strong> (n): One who, by accident, routinely tells lies to the wrong person.</p>
<p><strong>Sibrate</strong> (v. regular): The act of emitting a hissing sound through the lips in a failed attempt at whistling. </p>
<p><strong>Visent</strong> (n): A blank, or unemotional, expression used in the playing of poker. </p>
<p><strong>Rotacussion </strong>(n): A drum beat which resembles the sound of a motor or engine, specifically that of a rotary wing aircraft.</p>
<p><strong>Chimley</strong> (adj.): Pertaining to or resembling an old, battered, useless kite. </p>
<p><strong>Lunution</strong> (n): The exact month within which a republic or democracy is transformed into an empire via the actions of a powerful individual politician. </p>
<p><strong>Tyle</strong> (v. regular): To urinate while sitting down.</p>
<p><strong>Gathe</strong> (n): The smell of burnt hair. <strong>Gæthic</strong> (adj.): That which has a smell resembling burnt hair. </p>
<p><strong>Senthadure</strong> (n): A basketball game wherein both competing teams’ scores require the use of a three digit number to be tallied.</p>
<p><strong>Anicathate</strong> (v. <em>he anithates, she anithates, they anithate / he anithated, she anithated, they anicathed / he anican, she anicana, they will anicathatia</em>): The act of a Vice Admiral opening a car door for a Rear Admiral on a Tuesday afternoon. </p>
<p><strong>Bant</strong> (n): An accumulation of bottle caps in a trash receptacle. </p>
<p><strong>Thereout</strong> (prep.): Used to distinguish an object which is near two conversers and an object which is more distance from the two observers. </p>
<p><strong>Sogria</strong> (n): The warm burning sensation which accompanies and immediately follows the consumption of intoxicating liquors. </p>
<p><strong>Tympasogria</strong> (n): The similar sensation manifested in the blood vessels and tissues of the outer ear.</p>
<p><strong>Litholeazation</strong> (n): The slowly dawning realization that an object one believed was a rock is actually a dirt clod. </p>
<p><strong>Orlumate</strong> (v. regular): The act of placing one’s mouth around the end of a flashlight in order to allow the light to create an orange glow while passing through the translucent flesh of the cheeks. </p>
<p><strong>Wrist</strong> (v. regular): To mutter a non-sensible phrase to oneself while in deep thought, or while ruminating on a subject or memory of great personal importance.</p>
<p><strong>Dubniumesque</strong> (adj.): Pertaining to, related to, or identified with atomic element number 105. </p>
<p><strong>Carusiohnipistle</strong> (n): A correspondence which is written in order to terminate a romantic relationship. </p>
<p><strong>Oot</strong> (v. regular): The act of grasping another person’s leg, thigh or knee as a sign of sexual attraction.</p>
<p><strong>Aldarss</strong> (n): An exclamation uttered while watching a Zeppelin burst into flames. </p>
<p><strong>Coulromal</strong> (n): A sad or clinically depressed clown.</p>
<p><strong>Jaep</strong> (v. regular): The act of reading a collection of new words off of a website.</p>
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<a href="http://www.axesandalleys.com/our-guide-to-novenclature/">Read Even More Nomenclature!</a></p>
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		<title>Our Guide to Novenclature: Part II</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 20 Jan 2005 14:37:17 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jeremy Rosen</dc:creator>
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Exosouperous (Adj): That which has the quality or condition of not being soup, or that which falls into the set of all things in existence which are not soup.

Pentalupe (N): A grouping of wolves wherein the number of individual members is divisible by five.


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<b>Exosouperous</b> (Adj): That which has the quality or condition of not being soup, or that which falls into the set of all things in existence which are not soup.</p>
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<b>Pentalupe</b> (N): A grouping of wolves wherein the number of individual members is divisible by five.
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<b>Obsomnapillate</b> (V: regular): To place a pillow over one’s head whilst sleeping.
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<b>Caliseptant</b> (N): A person participating in the traditional American “7th Inning Stretch” during a game of baseball.
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<b>Revuluminter </b>(V: regular): To screw in a light bulb.
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<b>Manipulatrouve</b>(V: regular): To search frantically for a tool whilst in the midst of a repair project.
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<b>Ovofactorous </b>(Adj): Something that smells of eggs.
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<b>Ubcasexsolartiensive </b>(Adj): A person or creature which is waiting on a rooftop for a sunrise which will never come.
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<b>Disavioptic</b> (N): One who is unable to extinguish between distant birds and enemy aircraft.
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<b>Malunibrew</b> (Adj): A person, object or scene otherwise beautiful but for one bad feature.
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<b>Kerut </b>(N): The last sound let out by a dying parrot.
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<b>Sumrapan</b>(N): A trade-marked product name which has become so well known that the public begin to use it to describe all related products regardless of their trade-marked name, such as Styrofoam, Coke, Zipper, or Q-Tip.
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<b>Hellosh </b>(N): A precipitation consisting of a stinging mixture of snow, rain and ice.
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<b>Animae </b>(N): Animated film featuring a cast of anthropomorphic animals.
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<b>Catachristical </b>(Adj): Any circumstance wherein a Jew and a Muslim give each other a Christmas related greeting or well-wishing.
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<b>Transalabaminate</b> (V: regular): To pass through the State of Alabama by traveling from one bordering state to another.
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<b>Punctuarium </b>(N): A chamber within a home used particularly for the storing of three-holed punches or reserved for the activity of using a three-holed punch.
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<b>Chenopodivite </b>(N): One who subsists entirely on beets.
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<b>Autoparlimate</b> (V: regular): To walk about in a public area engaging in a cellular phone conversation with another individual while wearing an earpiece, thus giving the appearance of talking to one’s self.
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<b>Biest </b>(N): The act of leaving a party or other function for the purpose of retrieving more beer from a store.
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<b>Misericopull </b>(N): A sexual act based more in the feeling of pity than in a genuine attraction.</p>
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		<title>Our Guide to Novenclature: Part I</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 26 Dec 2003 16:37:39 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Jeremy Rosen</dc:creator>
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radgerbadger, alt. radgerbadgery: (N): a continuous and boisterous bustle.
novenclature: (N) a collection of new or novel words.
centraenious: (adj.) of or about, pertaining to the meaning of life.
infaction: (N) the act or state of being the first to accomplish an insignificant task or deed. 
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<p><b>radgerbadger</b>, alt. <b>radgerbadgery</b>: (N): a continuous and boisterous bustle.</p>
<p><b>novenclature</b>: (N) a collection of new or novel words.</p>
<p><b>centraenious</b>: (adj.) of or about, pertaining to the meaning of life.</p>
<p><b>infaction</b>: (N) the act or state of being the first to accomplish an insignificant task or deed. </p>
<p><b>infact</b>: (V) to accomplish a task of a minor nature in the primal fashion within a particularly defined set.</p>
<p>Conjugation: I did infaect. I am infacta. I will infact. He infaect. He is infacto. He will infact. They infaect. They are infaecti. The will infact.</p>
<p><b>deulapainry</b>: (N) of, about, or pertaining to sandwiches.</p>
<p><b>Xenosprimt</b>: (N) An unknowable and uninvolved, mathematically minded creator of a cosmos, who takes no personal interest in the lives or feelings of the sentient beings or other entities which inhabit said cosmos. The &#8220;God&#8221; spoken of by a person who upholds the Deist philosophy.</p>
<p><b>parapheme</b>: (V; reg.) the act of uttering a blasphemous expletive, the antecedent of which is rooted in a religion which the utterer does not follow.</p>
<p><b>bellamure</b>: (V; reg.) the act of punching a hole through a wall.</p>
<p><b>bellamurequence</b>: (N) a hole which has been punched through a wall.</p>
<p><b>crattera</b>: (N) the sound of hot water running through radiator pipes in the early hours of the morning in an otherwise still abode.</p>
<p><b>enimachic</b>: (adj.) having a speech pattern which resembles the sound of a locomotive engine.</p>
<p><b>chronocator</b>: (N) one who must, by compulsatory motivation, continually check the time.</p>
<p><b>sonuate</b>: (N) the sound resulting from the opening of a carbonated beverage.</p>
<p><b>palloralate</b>: (V; reg.) to purse one&#8217;s lips whilst reading.</p>
<p><b>glutambulate</b>: (V; reg.) to arrange one&#8217;s gluttal area so as to emit flatulence inconspicuously.</p>
<p><b>elapquipitory</b>: (adj.) in the manner of baseless choosiness between two or more similar beverages.</p>
<p><b>flumpor</b>: (N) the sound of smoking a cigarette.</p>
<p><b>flumpar</b>: (V) to make obvious sounds while smoking a cigarette.<br />
Conjugation: I flumparr. I am flump. I will flumpar. He flumparr. He is flump. He will flumpar. They flumparri. They are flumper. They will flumpar.</p>
<p><b>orninathix</b>: (N) a specious or inane debate.</p>
<p><b>labeola</b>: (V; reg.) the licking of a nipple in a sexual fashion.</p>
<p><b>aureolate</b>: (V; reg.) the licking of a nipple in a non-sexual fashion.</p>
<p><b>macrofactor</b>: (N) a person working in a menial capacity who attributes undue importance to themselves.</p>
<p><b>exoburban</b>: (adj.) the portion of a territory on the periphery between urban and suburban, or between suburban and rural areas.</p>
<p><b>prophemism</b>: (N) an expletive meaning exactly what it says. The antonym of euphemism.</p>
<p><b>aroundtothrough</b>: (prep.) indicating a going around, to, and through something in a linear fashion.</p>
<p><b>capracious</b>: (adj.) in a goatlike manner.</p>
<p><b>shoe</b>: (V; reg.) to stick a finger in one&#8217;s own eye and scream.</p>
<p><b>sonambumate</b>: (V; reg.) to fornicate while sleepwalking.</p>
<p><b>vestitry</b>: (N) that which is related to the manufacture of vests or vest related material.</p>
<p><b>morpheavoiture</b>: (N) a car which appears in a dream.</p>
<p><b>cannisaleatorornamentum</b>: (N) a picture of dogs playing poker.</p>
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