a positive thought, a non-theistic prayer, thoughts that can travel and effect positive change or support or comfort for someone
by Daniel Wetmore December 30, 2007
a positive thought, a non-theistic prayer, thoughts that can travel and effect positive change or support or comfort for someone
by Daniel Wetmore January 12, 2008
A mushroom shaped pillar of winter snow capped by a clod of dirt, a dead animal, or a piece of trash, left standing while snow around it melts away. The pillar gradually hollows but the top is the last to melt since it is protected by the detritus. They last but a short time and are a sure sign of Spring in Vermont.
In common usage in our region.
Combining form of
mushroom and stump perhaps rump
In common usage in our region.
Combining form of
mushroom and stump perhaps rump
We took a Sunday drive today on the backroads and saw many well formed mushrumps, including one capped by a skunk, priceless.
by Daniel Wetmore April 04, 2008
A mushroom shaped pillar of winter snow capped by a clod of dirt, a dead animal, or a piece of trash, left standing while snow around it melts away. The pillar gradually hollows but the top is the last to melt since it is protected by the detritus. They last but a short time and are a sure sign of Spring in Vermont.
In common usage in our region.
Combining form of
mushroom and stump perhaps rump
In common usage in our region.
Combining form of
mushroom and stump perhaps rump
We took a Sunday drive today on the backroads and saw many well formed mushrumps, including one capped by a skunk, priceless.
by Daniel Wetmore April 02, 2008
He was an amateur eytmologist, biologist, linguist and a host of other -ists. There was no limit to the things he could be infactuated with.
by Daniel Wetmore January 24, 2010
bebiggle derives its meaning in opposition and by comparison with belittle, to make some bigger than it really is, to overstate the importance of something, to make claims that overreach.
To bebiggle something (or someone), in my opinion, is as bad as belittling. Making something bigger, more important, more significant, than it actually is does little more than diminish it, robbing it of its real power.
by Daniel Wetmore January 22, 2010
bebig derives its meaning in opposition and by comparison with belittle, to make some bigger than it really is, to overstate the importance of something, to make claims that overreach.
Bebigging, in my opinion,is a grandiose form of belittling.
Making something bigger, more important, more significant, than it actually is does little more than diminish it, robbing it of its real power.
Making something bigger, more important, more significant, than it actually is does little more than diminish it, robbing it of its real power.
by Daniel Wetmore January 20, 2010