Definitions by Rick Mills

dusological 

Pertaining to the quality of a debognotisation. The higher the quality of the debognotisation, the more dusological it is.

Key dusological qualities include:

(1) The permanence of the substance used. Greater permanence is better.

(2) The surface coverage of the debognotisation. Greater surface coverage is better.

(3) The artistic merit of the debognotisation. A higher artistic standard is better.

(4) The attractiveness of the person performing the debognotisation. A higher perceived attractiveness is better.

That was an incredibly dusological debognotisation when that totally gorgeous person drew intricate designs all over my body with permanent marker pens.

dusological by Rick Mills September 7, 2004

debognotiser

Someone who puts make-up, paint, ink, or similarly pigmented substance on another person.

I got a job as a debognotiser at a beauty salon.

debognotiser by Rick Mills September 2, 2004

debognotised 

To have put make-up, paint, ink or similarly pigmented substance on someone.

We debognotised our friend last night with magic marker pens.

debognotised by Rick Mills September 2, 2004

debognotisee 

A person who has make-up, paint, ink, or similarly pigmented substance applied to them.

I would love to be a debognotisee for that gorgeous body painter.

debognotisee by Rick Mills September 2, 2004

debognotise 

To put make-up, paint, ink, or similarly pigmented substance on someone.

I am looking forward to having the make-up artist debognotise me.

debognotise by Rick Mills September 2, 2004

bodypainting 

The act of applying paint or make-up to the human body. The paint or make-up is applied elsewhere than, or in addition to, the face.

We did some bodypainting on our friend and painted him to look like Spiderman.

bodypainting by Rick Mills September 1, 2004

debognotisation 

The act of applying paint, make-up, ink, or similarly pigmented substance to the human body or face.

I saw a fantastic debognotisation on TV the other day, where this guy was painted to look like a tiger.

debognotisation by Rick Mills September 1, 2004