Disturbingly gross
by ApricotFields September 08, 2019
by ApricotFields February 09, 2019
The Ido word for "girl". Much like its mother language (Esperanto) the utility of this language is highly questionable but this remains an option for a term of endearment to any females you know (plural is "puerini"), especially to convey a sense of internationalism and multilingualism.
Much like the Esperanto equivalent "knabino" you could indo-europeanize it as "puerina" but it must be remembered that in both these languages, "-o" is an ending to nouns and "-a" is an ending to adjectives, making it a convenient to sort of spite the language if you want.
Much like the Esperanto equivalent "knabino" you could indo-europeanize it as "puerina" but it must be remembered that in both these languages, "-o" is an ending to nouns and "-a" is an ending to adjectives, making it a convenient to sort of spite the language if you want.
by ApricotFields June 18, 2020
The occasional session of kidultery on both sides kept them happily married and neither ever found out.
by ApricotFields October 08, 2020
Someone sexually attracted to children, especially prepubescent ones but not necessarily all children or exclusively children. They can be any gender. They do not necessarily do anything to anyone. They cannot help being a pedophile and being one does not mean they want to rape anyone.
by ApricotFields June 25, 2020
This suffix is added to the surnames of any incestuous shipping pair.
E.g. "Pinecest" is the usual name to shipping Dipper and Mable Pines from "Gravity Falls".
E.g. "Pinecest" is the usual name to shipping Dipper and Mable Pines from "Gravity Falls".
I'm not a huge fan of "The Loud House" but I do enjoy all the Loudcest fanart.
Um...-cest. Yeah it's a bound morpheme, guys; it's hard to demonstrate in a sentence.
Um...-cest. Yeah it's a bound morpheme, guys; it's hard to demonstrate in a sentence.
by ApricotFields July 24, 2020
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.
by ApricotFields October 08, 2020