168 definitions by ApricotFields
An constructed language that draws its vocabulary from a diverse range of language families across the world.
Examples include Toki Pona, Logban, Unish and Lingwa de Planeta.
Examples include Toki Pona, Logban, Unish and Lingwa de Planeta.
The Weltsprach has become the most popular approach for new proposals for a global auxiliary language for their appearance of more accurately representing the world.
by ApricotFields May 6, 2021
The decrease of the quantity of a given commodity within the purchasable item without a proportional decrease in price.
Although the bag looked the same, the significantly fewer chips per bag proved that we were seeing shrinkflation.
by ApricotFields November 12, 2020
With her sexy short hair, denim jacket and no make up, all the boys agreed, Francis was their favourite Tomslut.
by ApricotFields June 7, 2019
A word trend in recent years has been the use of "survivor" not to mean someone who was almost killed, but anyone who has undergone a traumatic event. Terms like "Rape-survivor" and "Burns-survivor" being perhaps the most common, probably to emphasise the seriousness of the situation and to be more positive than to simply say "victim".
He is a rape-survivor.
by ApricotFields February 12, 2022
A kind of fivesome such as you would have between three people of one sex and two of the other but only straight sex occurs.
When his two buddies found wives, Charlie was worried about becoming a fifth wheel. But the occasional M-some really made him feel better.
by ApricotFields May 15, 2022
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.
by ApricotFields October 8, 2020
by ApricotFields July 12, 2021