Man, it’s been ages since we’ve played a game here at the Grit. I think it’s time to resume the weekly ritual.
Here goes:
Starter word: gatvol (thanks, Anti!)
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waaaay to early to think that hard, i’ll be back later to play :)
ha! nobody wants to play today! :)
@atangie says:
I’ll play. :-)
gatvol: A medieval toaster.
The gatvol sat by the fire holding the bread perfectly for some crunchy consumption with the evening grog.
nosedodge
coffee: A moderate brown to dark brown or dark grayish brown
Sipping on some coffee was good after a long night of randomness but yet a good morning start.
gutsbee
nosedodge: the clumsiness that results from a first kiss
Once they got the nosedodge out of the way, she rather enjoyed kissing Tom.
stimply
jacers — where’d “coffee” come from! what happened to a definition for “nosedodge”!? HA!
ahahha oh i see how to play now.
hahhahaa dang i quit i done screwed up the game hahaha…that’s funny.
@atangie says:
No, no, don’t quit! It’s fun. :-)
@atangie says:
gutsbee – an accidental goof up in a game.
stimply – seeing a doctor for an imaginary sickness.
(see, all fixed. please keep playing.) :-)
@atangie says:
Now for the new word…
agroaviary
@cassgirl says:
agroaviary
A water park for birds
heidi – starbucks would be all over that!
new word: filishump
@atangie says:
filishump – The backbone of a fish. Also a term referring to someone who feels like they have been thrown out in the trash.
After the little league team lost the game a look of filishump was on all their faces; when ice cream was suggested the all got happy again.
plasterclue
plasterclue — the tip sheet that comes with D-I-Y wallpaper
heffalump
@atangie says:
um… real word… if you believe wikipedia…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heffalump
@atangie says:
Need a visual?
http://images.allmoviephoto.com/2005_Pooh%27s_Heffalump_Movie/2005_poohs_heffalump_movie_wallpaper_003.jpg
(It’s the blue blobby thing)
that’s what i was spoofing on. i didn’t think wiki would consider it a real word though. ha!
@atangie says:
But we could pretend that it is not a made up word loved by toddlers around the world and make up our own definition.
heffalump – The pile of socks without matches.
crumberspell
crumberspell – a short walk around the block.
Are you up for a quick crumberspell with me?
snouffle
snouffle- an enchanted souffle that can only be made of a rare spice found in the waterfalls of Thailand.
triswhacky
trishwhacky – the way you feel when you’ve been on a rollercoaster.
barnagus
@traceepersiko says:
Baragus = Scarlett took a tumble and fell on her barnagus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abZm-5ce-Mk
Bonquiqui
Bonquiqui n. the fruit of the bonai tree. In the late 1700s explorers from Paris found this tropical fruit and returned it to France in a condensed form. This was wildly popular with the ladies of Paris, who referred to the sweet treat as bon bons.
malquient
malquient – the upsetness of one’s stomach which causes “the diah”.
vernible
@traceepersiko says:
vernible = the bonquiqui way of referring to being vulnerable.
balnubia
@knights_lady says:
balnubia – new to ball skills
norny
@alece – I hope you’re aware that your ‘gatvol’ word is a very rude Afrikaans word. ie – not to be used in public.
Norny: n. A little blue bottle used to hold sand or rice. Sand or rice ONLY!
Example: “Mr. Hanson, can you please collect the sand and place it within the norny?”
Jecatwala-tomacis
(Louise: EEEK!)
jecatwala-tomacis — cherokee phrase for “unbelievably long movie”
redic
Redic – something short, red and ridiculous.
Danny De Vito in a Santa suit is amazingly redic !
lubrigump
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love the new ava-thingy btw :-)
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@tamhodge says:
“Redic – something short, red and ridiculous.”
danny devito was NOT what i was thinking with this definition!
[oops. sorry. comments closed]
you heard the lady, people. no more comments!
:D
i thought the same thing as you about devito. too funny.
and what the heck am i doing commenting here? comments are kuh-losed.
SAKURITY!
it’s a pity comments are closed – cos i REEELY want to know what Tammy Jo was a-Thunkin’???
ok – i’m going i’m going – there are no needing to be pushing!
Tam?
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