bligh

(int.) A speech-impedimentary way of saying bye. Spelt 'bligh' in recognition of Captain Bligh, famously mutinied mariner.

'Bligh!' said Michael Howard, forgotten but not gone.

by anycon December 28, 2005

borogove

Charles Dodgson's nonsense word, found in 'Jabberwocky'. Approximates to a 'copse' or 'glade' but with connotations of paludality or murkiness.

"All mimsy were the borogoves
And the mome raths outgrabe"

by anycon September 30, 2004

knobbin

A small wanker.

That knobbin hit me in the balls.

by anycon June 24, 2003

fanx

(int.) A quicker way of typing 'thanks' (meaning 'thank you') that may originate in the f-dropping pronunciation of Cockneys and the like.

Fanx for de linky.

by anycon September 18, 2005

paradox

Something that is both right and wrong. Something that contradicts itself, and usu. thereby proves a thesis by refutation or instantiation.

If I went back in time and killed my mother, then I would be dead. But I would never have been able to go back in time to kill my mother if I died.

by anycon June 23, 2003

hungle-pungle

Baby talk for hungry.

"Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e Is 'e hungle-pungle den?"

by anycon October 16, 2003

corntwot

(n.) A twot with thrush.

Ghosh that Jool's got corntwot *again*!

by anycon December 28, 2005