Hercolena Oliver's definitions

predicatable

Predicatively predictable

Predicative is less predicatable than attributive that precedes noun modified and is slightly more dignified in grammar almost like a hammer relating to or occurring within predicative of sentence, being sentenced to predicative adjective for repentance.
Lie can refer to comfortable rest, but also intensional false statement when put to the test.

by Hercolena Oliver June 17, 2010

Comparend

Comparing at the end

International Ninonths Comparend Stressless.

by Hercolena Oliver July 10, 2010

shrenk

e-shrink for the breek or brainy geek otherwise referred to shrinking a stitch in time to save nine shrews.

I actually had to consult a shrenk after havin watched Shrek online for the gazillionth time.

by Hercolena Oliver May 8, 2008

Ill-ustration

An illustration that lacks artistic merit

The ill-ustration was not quite what it should have been.

by Hercolena Oliver May 2, 2010

Im ok ur ok

General expression of contentment and accpetance of self and circumstances

Im ok ur ok we’re ok they’re ok it’s ok I’m not as tall as you but that’s ok I’m not as short as you but that’s ok…
and so on and so forth.

by Hercolena Oliver December 22, 2008

Externet

External communication by means of internet

Externet speeds procurementprocess.

by Hercolena Oliver July 10, 2010

IM mature

A word that by incorporation of seperation anxiety may create illusion of being mature, audibly interpreted as I'm mature; also applicable to synchronous messaging or restricted sites.

IM mature enough for messy messenger, mmm?

by Hercolena Oliver June 27, 2008