Explentatious 

Explentatious is used to describe an event or thing which exceeds already high expectations. If you know something will be good, but turns out to be really great, then it is explentatious.

The weekend at Duncan's was truly explentatious.

Explentatious by Lord Rendall January 6, 2005

explenture 

A combination of both exploration and adventure; adventure during which exploration plays a pivotal and exciting role (especially, but not solely pertaining to a holiday)

Let's go on an explenture!

explenture by notlizzie March 29, 2011

efelent 

1. Kidspeak for elephant

2. A lovely lady

1. Young child at the zoo;"Look mommy, there is an efelent."

2. A woman of beauty, inside and out.

efelent by Bruce Devlin August 8, 2006

exeleutherostomize 

To speak freely in an inappropriate situation. Rarely found in dictionaries.

The interview for the teaching position at the girls' high school was not the place for Paul to exeleutherostomize.

exeleutherostomize by j April 17, 2005

exellent 

Mr. Burnes favourite expression

<Smithers>We just fired half our staff, sir.
<Mr.Burns>Excellent!

exellent by saxojon January 3, 2005

EYELENT (letter)

A type of letter that's the opposite of a silent letter. A silent letter is seen, but not pronounced. (an example would be the letter G in SIGN) A eyelent letter is pronounced, but not seen. An example word with an eyelent letter would be CELLO, the musical instrument. It's pronounced as if it were written CHELLO, so the letter H is eyelent.

Example word with EYELENT (letter) - cello

EYELENT (letter) by JoeMommaSan July 3, 2009

exellentente 

Pronounced: Ex-ell-en-ten-te. Something that is so exellent, it surpassses mere exellence into a realm few men dare to dream of. The use of this word in literature is usually followed by one or a series of exclamation marks. (!)

This pasta is exellentente!

You know what, for your fist time, that was exellentente!!!

Oh, in the sack she is exellentente!!!!!

exellentente by Stephen B. Platt October 3, 2006