Year End Post II - Words in 2011

Wacky words, that is.  The last time I posted on this topic, it was September...my goodness!

Since then I've collected another great stack of "words" that are really just what I had to use to be able to comment on others' blogs.  Here's a list of some of the ones I particularly liked, whether for their possible meanings, or just the sound of 'em:

• pafting 
• mionce 
• sanca - like the coffee?
• lametint - a wishy-washy colour
• flutips - cotton swabs you use when you're ill
• undles 
• faces - yep -- an actual word!
• exonvism 
• coott - as in 'Old Coot', but moreso?
• glumpily - how we do things we don't really want to do...
• culublub 
• ammulent - as in 'what I did with my amulet'
• sycle - as in 'cycle', misspelled
• fooder - as in food, but more of it?
• upenfolo 
• eurastyl - as in European fashion?
• subpre - as in 'below pre'...
• ficimput - as in, "I'd really like your ficimput on this idea."
• whedgies - Whell!
• benolles - perhaps a rival for a well-known cough syrup?
• salveri - related to Mozart's rival?
• dersatin - perhaps for treating athlete's foot?  
• lizerin - the newest 'house' at Hogwart's?

And last but not least...

• veramboe - a new role for Sylvester Stallone?

May the New Year riong in with joy at your houst; may you enjoy chysillin with family and friends, drinking fine glogra, and making merif into the wee hours!  :-)

Back to school...

Time for a few more wacky words, collected as I signed in to leave comments hither and thither over the summer:
- sickma - as in, "I can't go to school today, I'm sickma!"
- essemic - as in, "What's wrong?  You have essemic ache?"
- vensol, flahsh - as in, "Take some Vensol; you'll feel better in a flahsh."
- moush - as in, "The large apple placed on top of her egg salad sandwich produced moush."
- adwrized - as in, "I adwrized you to get your homework done last night, but no-o-o-o...!"
- goerai - as in, "The best-laid plans of mice and men oft goerai."

 Have a great first day!

Twenty-four Hours from Now

I expect to be heading toward the Customs/Security area for US-bound travellers at the Calgary International Airport.  Goin' to Denver to the SAQA Visioning Conference, which I booked some six months ago -- and it's finally here!

While I'm away, here are some new 'Wacky Words' to keep you amused....

• disses - as in "No one disses a Customs Officer!"
• buseati - as in, "Is this shuttle buseati taken?"
• coofe - as in, "Do you like the new coofe I put in my hair for the Opening Reception?"
• hotterye - as in, "Roomie, that outfit is hottereye!"
• ockent - as in "Whaddya mean I speak with an ockent?!"
• snobar - as in the source of the best-chilled beverages in the hotel.
• weirksp - as in "I'm taking four weirksps at the Conference."
• audia - as in "I hope the audia system works well so we can hear the speakers."
• stive - as in "I'm going to stive to stay awake during the workshop on Photoshop Elements!"
• grani - as in "I want to learn how to make the photos of my work look less grani."
• yingness - as in, "What I liked about the speaker was her yingness to answer questions."
• rousnes - as in "I hope my travel alarm rousnes me on time to drive to the airport!"

and at the end of it all...tated but phappline, I'm home; the experience was inestidi for!  :-)

Tension Relief

The countdown to the Lacombe Art Exhibit & Sale has begun (for me, anyway) and I am in a bitter-sweet state of anxiety mingled with excitement.  Lots to do, but I am fortified with The List.  So.  Rather than have to think much about it and post anything till it's all over, I offer up another list of Wacky Words for your consideration -- once again culled from recent sign-in spots on various favourite blogs:

• nervesas: as in 'she's nervesas a ....[insert favourite image here]";
• grantl: a little grant?
• lotical: as in "Captain, that's just not lotical."
• lasteedi: as in "The lasteedi with the most toys wins."?
• sismu: as in "How many yards of sismu are in that project, anyway?"
• lidens: as in "None.  I used lidens."
• subsca: as in "Do you subsca to that magazine?"  and last but not least (for today)...

• mormuli: as in "I'll be glad when everything gets back to mormuli, and I can unlapp in a heepre and relax."  :-)

Word Potential

I continue my collection of wacky words from signing in to comment on blogs etc.  Here are a few more to ponder over the weekend:

• anter - what a deer wears?
• achesti - Dolly P?
• obist - short for 'obistuary'? ;-)
• deccle - a form of printed picture?
• hydryorr - elevated clothesline?
• "Well exusyci!" - What Steve M might say?
• minap - 15 minutes of zzzzzzzzs
• frophin - ?
• mutner - a turn-coat on the Bounty
• 'Porga' and Bess?
• prast - what past + present equals?
• urneap - a pile of water jars?
• tanter - a new step in equine dressage?

As always, to be continued....  :-)