| if you ever actually use these words in a sentence...look into therapy |
| PSAPHONIC (saff-fawn-ick)- planning how to raise fame and fortune EWER (you-er)- a jug or pitcher with ears DIDAPPER (die-da-purr)- a little bird MINGY (minn-jee)- selfish or mean XYRESIC (zye-ress-ick)- as sharp as a razor TRUCKLE (truck-ull)- to give in or surrender MERDIVOROUS (mer-div-or-us)- eating dung FUSSOCKING (fuss-awk-ing)- fat and hard to handle SAPIT (sap-it)- a small sailboat CAMPANOLOGIST (kamp-a-nawl-o-jist)- an expert on bells HIRPLE (hurp-ell)- to limp GEZUMPHER (gez-um-furr)- a con artist RIXATRIX (ricks-a-tricks)- a nasty old hag (no seriously...im not making it up...thats what it said) TUCKERNUCK (tuck-urr-nuck)- a picnic DORAMANIA (door-a-may-nee-ah)- an obsession to buy fur coats BOLUIFORM (bawl-loo-liff-form)- shaped like a sausage BIBBLE- (bibb-ull)- someone who drinks a lot DISCALCEATE (dis-kal-see-ayt)- to take off ones shoes BARGHEST (bar-gest)- a goblin shaped like a dog YABBIE (ya-bee)- a fresh water crayfish GAVELOCK (gave-lawk)- a crowbar PAXWAX (packs-wacks)- a ligament in the back of your neck FEWMET (fyoo-mett)- deer dung QUAHOG (kwah-hawg)- a hard shelled clam BINGLE (bin-gell)- a base hit in baseball STINKIBUS (stink-i-bus)- bad liquor KEDGEREE (kejj-urr-ee)- a cassorole of fish and rice BADAUD (ba-dawd)- gossip USTULATE (uss-tyoo-late)- extremely sunburned FIRKIN (fur-kin)- a small tub about 1/4 the size of a barrel NABOB (nay-bawb)- a wealthy, powerful man BILTONG (bill-tong)- Strips of dried meat |