Definitions by Hercolena Oliver

urban 

Urban is a ban imposed by way of women having a last say in the matter, as always, without not just generalising or the slightest hint of exasperated exaggeration, alluding only to a definition in the urban dictionary as opposed to the concept per se.

I'd love to go out with you blokes, but my missus imposes urban om making my dick scenery publicly available. Sorry, but there's just no ban like 'ur ban.

urban by Hercolena Oliver May 15, 2008

festoon 

To adorn what otherwise may've been met with scorn.

I regularly festoon my computer screen with festive comical cartoons.

festoon by Hercolena Oliver May 15, 2008

for free 

Naturally alluding not as much as referring to elusive distinctive choice between four or three when it's all for free

4 or 3? I'll have 1 for free.

for free by Hercolena Oliver May 15, 2008

mory 

A sad joke about memory forgotten already by and with resultant ommission of who me?

Use your mory, not me mory, you moron!

mory by Hercolena Oliver May 15, 2008

duplace 

Placing again, as opposed to replace denoting replacing an existing entity.

Duplace examples may or may not include and excluse for that material matter this, that and the following following: Sport rearrangements: basketball replace, borehole place, cricket supporter, sicket purporter, basketball score, skittles bore.

duplace by Hercolena Oliver May 12, 2008

appled 

As opposed to an applet elsewhere defined as a program that runs in a web browser that appled conversely and not as tersely refers merely to applauding the common apple.

This appled applies applause in a plausible plurality opposition of how amazingly perfect is that apple, created by God, that man in his countless efforts of reproduction thereof by means of photography, art, sculpture, pictography, etc. has still not succeeded in recapturing elements characteristic of what God essentially intented to be an apple.

appled by Hercolena Oliver May 12, 2008

celebits 

Some more famous than infamous bits with exclusion of bytes. Related words: celeuks, celeints. Denoting celebrities that are not doing IT any more, plaintively stating, No sex please, we're British.

Give those celeuks versus celebrits a fair chance at beComing celebits.

celebits by Hercolena Oliver May 12, 2008