LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook's definitions

Prakringlish

Broken English produced by people whose mother tongue is Prakrit.

Yaminee asked to one of the believers of Shiva about if he speaks Prakringlish for daily use.

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook November 25, 2021

confusing humbug

noun
1. A person who uses and/or coins new buzzwords for deceptive purposes.
2. (informal, possibly derogatory) A narcissist.
3. (informal, derogatory, rare) A harmless drudge; an orner'umbudge.

Samuel shouts, "You, systemitaster. You can no longer obhibitirute my ischyogalactic mind based on Cosmicattitude."
Adam then reconsiders his decision and then thinks, "I am not sure why Samuel is a confusing humbug?"

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook November 25, 2021

midliefeyling

Etymology
From mid- + lief ("beloved") + eye + -le ("frequentative suffix of verbs") + -ing.
IPA: /mɪdli fˈaɪ̯lɪŋ/
Noun
midliefeyling (uncountable)
1. (rare) Conflirtation.

Further reading
Urban Dictionary on Wikipedia

Jared asked to Samuel and Bob, "Who is your plight for letting midliefeyling?"

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook November 27, 2021

disponent

Etymology
Subconscious portmanteau of disputed + deponent.
Noun
(plural disponents)
1. (proscribed, rare) A word that was coined but only has disputed usages.

"I wonder if there is other autological terms that can be found or made, just like disponent," said Bob.
Samuel responded with astonishment, "Whoa, you just made another autological term!"
Bob facepalms due to the recently coined word.

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook November 27, 2021

phonota'tic

Etymology
Subconscious contraction of phonotactic in rapid, casual speech.
Pronunciation

• See phonotactic

Noun
1. Pronunciation spelling of phonotactic, representing nonstandard English.

Arnold further states in casual speech, "Consequently, we need to kike next the role of pros'dy, as well as the role of the word, syllable, and phonota'tic nature of children's speech."

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook November 27, 2021

megatively

adverb
1. In a megative manner.

Tom asked to George, "Why did certain colloquial rules megatively impacted our local society?"

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook March 11, 2021

hurpful

(adjective)
1. Slang for hopeful.

Hey man, I'm in the area right now, and I am hurpful to see if you finished your homework.

by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook March 11, 2021