Definitions by ApricotFields
Knabulo
A term of address for a young male or in reference to such a person from the Esperanto or Esperantido speaking communities, especially by someone who isn't from it.
It is derived from "knabo", the Esperanto word for a boy plus the "-ulo" suffix taken from Ido, the only language of the two to be truly gender neutral.
Plural "knabuloj" or "knabuloi", based on the Esperanto and Ido plurals respectively.
It is derived from "knabo", the Esperanto word for a boy plus the "-ulo" suffix taken from Ido, the only language of the two to be truly gender neutral.
Plural "knabuloj" or "knabuloi", based on the Esperanto and Ido plurals respectively.
Bored at the Esperanto cafe her friends had dragged her to, she hoped she might at least take home a sexy knabulo.
Knabulo by ApricotFields October 13, 2020
Stringipettu
The Sicilian word for bra. Or I guess a Sicilian bra. Or the bra of a Sicilian.
I felt this deserved to be known.
I felt this deserved to be known.
Stringipettu by ApricotFields October 13, 2020
George Lucasing
When an artist takes a previously completed and publicized work and tries to improve upon it much later.
Named for the continual revising of the Star Wars movie by George Lucas (if you didn't guess).
Named for the continual revising of the Star Wars movie by George Lucas (if you didn't guess).
When Stephanie Meyer published that gender flipped version of Twilight, what was most remarkable was that even though she acknowledged her own George Lucasing of the work, still left several counts of telling more than showing.
George Lucasing by ApricotFields October 8, 2020
Horizontal Twist
Sex (when experienced with all parties at a less than vertical position).
Also a killer latter day song by Blondie.
Also a killer latter day song by Blondie.
Horizontal Twist by ApricotFields October 8, 2020
Gematro
A mother who tries to fulfil both parental gender roles.
The word derives from "matro" which is "mother" is Ido plus the "ge-" prefix which is used in Esperanto to convey gender neutrality.
The word derives from "matro" which is "mother" is Ido plus the "ge-" prefix which is used in Esperanto to convey gender neutrality.
Juggling a job with cooking and braiding her kid's hair, Brenda seems to be trying to be a true modern gematro.
Gematro by ApricotFields October 8, 2020
Idist
Idist by ApricotFields October 8, 2020