soundplay

Comes from OE sundplega (sund swimming, water + plega play)
1. Playing in the water
2a. Playing with sound
2b. A show with only sounds.

Oh look, Jimmy is soundplaying with the Dolphins.
Cole loves to soundplay for playing with sound is his hobby.

by Master of beargreen July 30, 2023

forrede

ME forreden, forreaden from OE forrædan 1 to deprive of by treachery, give counsel against, plot against
Expansion upon Dutch verraden and German verraden 2. To betray, to be disloyal to.
3 to reveal (something secret)
4. To give away, to spoil (a secret)

He forredes me

by Master of beargreen August 27, 2023

Fritherick

A male name like Frederick. Comes from OE Friþurīc. See Frithrick
Pet forms: Freth, Frithy, Frithie
Female given names: Fritherica, Fritherica, Fretha

Yo, Fritherick! What's up, my man?

by Master of beargreen August 22, 2023

Samyoung

OE samgeong adolescent. See sandyoung (following the path of sandblind (alteration, due to association with sand, of ME samblind))

There are a bunch of samyoungs running around here.

by Master of beargreen August 31, 2023

withebone

(OE wiðobán) collarbone; clavicle.

Many call the withebone a key bone because in a way it's like a key.

by Master of beargreen December 07, 2023

Fether

1. OE fædera reinforced by German Vetter and Dutch vedder father's brother, paternal uncle See also feth (shortening of fether to be same amount of syllables as eam)
2. German Vetter a male cousin
3. Archaic form of feather 🪶.

Have you heard that my fether Johnathan wants to be called bitch now? oops I mean Mitch.

by Master of beargreen August 29, 2023

adadjective

An adjective that describes an adjective.

An adadjective is a word to describe something that describes what describes a noun is. Think that's confusing you should see an adadnoun

by Master of beargreen February 22, 2024