G. Thomas's definitions

mansionize

Verb. To buy an inexpensive home, spiffy it up with contractual work, and sell it for at least a million bucks.

Five years ago, that gorgeous home was only a shack! Considering all the construction done on it, the owner must've wanted to mansionize it.

by G. Thomas February 14, 2010

culinarium

Noun. (kyoo-lih-NAIR-ee-um.) A cafeteria containing only the finest of foods. May not exist yet.

I want to go to a culinarium so badly! Watching all of these Food Network TV shows is really getting to me!

by G. Thomas April 22, 2008

flamish

Resembling a flame, either in color or physical structure. Can include plasmatic constant change.

Her painting was composed of red and orange strokes; it was very flamish.

by G. Thomas September 22, 2006

bloody elf

Describes a situation in which things continue to spiral out of hand. Usually has nothing to do literally with blood nor elfs, but is still technically possible.

You can't get to San Diego because you became nautious halfway enroute while driving there in order to move into your first house away from home? Bloody elf!

by G. Thomas August 14, 2008

reverse bestiality

The opposite order of sexual linkage between humans and animals from bestiality; here, the animals initiate the bondage.

That cat started making out with my hand! It's reverse bestiality!

by G. Thomas October 5, 2006

editorial

(i.e. to be editorial) Regards filmmaking -- someone in the process of editing films.

"I'll go get our lunch so you can continue being editorial on your film for a little longer."

by G. Thomas July 26, 2006

soupafie

SÜP \ ə \ fī (verb). To convert a dish of leftover food into a soup for a second round of eating. Done by adding some form of soup broth, and possibly some extra ingredients.

Like sequoia, word is spelled with all 5 vowels.

Dad's going to soupafie the chicken from last night for lunch.

by G. Thomas March 4, 2010