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Speculative definitions for previously unknown (to me) real words that you can spell in Words With Friends.
I started collecting these long before the WWF update with the handy built-in dictionary. As cool as that feature is, I find I have a better chance of remembering the word if I make up a definition than if I just read the real one. So I still do. UTA: n, Novice samurai VARVE: n, Disturbance in a sound wave VESTA: n, Circular configuration of celestial bodies VUGH: n, Grunt expressing foul humor WAIR: n, Permanent toupee WODGE: n, Wigwam WUD: n, Mortar of sawdust and clay used in primitive construction WYTHE: adj, Pale even by standards of British nobility XYST: n, Ass pimple YAGA: n, A female yuga YUGA: n, A male yaga ZEK: n, Lithuanian cabbage soup ZOON: n, Blow up of the dot pattern of a Sunday cartoon ZORIL: adj, Masked ZYME: n, Citrus zygote
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WWFICTIONARY, Volume 4: P through T Speculative definitions for previously unknown (to me) real words that you can spell in Words With Friends. (A note of thanks to gamer ABM for the contribution.)
Pian: n, Small two-octave musical keyboard often used to accompany the viol Piki: n, Fraternity of math nerds (generic) Qadi: n, Duckling Qursh: n, Eggless quiche Rete: n, gluten-rich grain also known as spelt rye Rotl: n, Phlegm Routh: n, Trash talk Ruddle: n, Little pool of blood Scart: n, Flapping noise from an old wound Shool: n, In theology, extraordinary advancements effected by a large population sharing a common belief system Shul: n, In theology, retrogradation of a civilization effected by a large population sharing a common belief system Sixte: Jun Speir: n, Whalebone sandal Sudd: n, Double bubble Thraw: n, Slush Togue: n, Stylish pullover Torc: v, To twerk lackadaisically Trad: n, Hybrid offspring of male trout and female shad Tref: adj: Unimpressive; Internet slang for “semi-terrific,” usually used sarcastically Next Week: The dramatic conclusion: Volume 5, U through Z Speculative definitions for previously unknown (to me) real words that you can spell in Words With Friends.
JOUK: n, Small Mongolian fishing vessel JUBE: adj, Unsophisticated; backwoodsy JUN: n, Sixte mont KEPI: n, Beret worn by Aleutian Islanders KHAF: n, Tea brewed from baobab bark KIBBI: n, A taxi driver who sells dog food KIF: n, Blocked kick (Canadian football) KIER: n, Fledgling wren KIR: v: To abruptly cease KORAS: n, Leaves that surround the sex organs of mosses LEK: n, Wet kiss LEV: n, Short joke LINN: v, Snicker MEH: n, The 51st letter of the Lost Hebrew Alphabet MHO: n, Mythical eye-poker in Druid religion MODI: n, Partially charged electron MOL: v, Harass; annoy NOIL: n, Yuletide tradition (Chiefly Long Island) NOWT: n, Mythical salamander attributed with bringing bad luck NURL: n, Noogie OHED: n, Sinus congestion Next Week: Volume 4, P through T WWFICTIONARY, Volume 2: D through I
Speculative definitions for previously unknown (to me) real words that you can spell in Words With Friends. DAVY: adj, Lightheaded DIAZO: n, Theoretical fourth primary color not found in the spectrum on earth DIGHT: n, Small contrasting particle such as a speck of pepper, in a glass of milk DOGGO: adj, Smelling like a wet canine (Chiefly Australian) DORP: adj, Dim-witted DOUM: n, Moroccan dunce cap DOVEN: n, Shy expert DRAIL: n, Mythological troll EYEN: n, Whirlpool FURZY: n, Repugnantly cute fuzzy toy GLEY: n, Lightweight fabric used in swags and jabots GOWN: adj, Tired; listless GOX: n, Green phlegm GUENON: n, Artist pigment made with goat’s milk GURGE: v, To digest GUTTA: n, Marching band maneuver in which tuba players squat and goose step HOOLY: n, Nose ring HABUS: adj, Covered tractor HAO: n, Incorrect path in search for enlightenment HERM: n, Bacterium that causes bad breath HIGGLES: n, Hiccup giggles HOOKIER: adj, More like a prostitute IGG: n, Pork jerky Next Week: Volume 3, J through O |
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