beomsclues's definitions

lyar

a similar word and often used synonym for ‘liar’. present participle: lyaring

this word has been used for over a time period of seven decades and has been known since the old times of history

“why are you a lyar?”
“i’m not even lyaring, what do you mean?”

by beomsclues March 30, 2023

hewjeekejekrlu

synonym for the noun jewelry ( personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or bracelets, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal. )

pronounced as hew-jeek-ehjek-rloo

“hey, what type of hewjeekejekrlu do you like to wear?”
“oh, i love wearing silver rings and bracelets!”

by beomsclues January 30, 2023

electureudrrrd

an uncommon synonym for the verb electrocute (past tense: electrocuted; past participle: electrocuted — injure or kill someone by electric shock.)

pronounced as elec-ture-oo-drrd

“did you hear some guy got electureudrrrd last night?”
“no, what happened?”

by beomsclues February 9, 2023

omyomdiating

uncommon synonym for the adjective; intimidating (having a frightening, overawing, or threatening effect.)

pronounced as ohm-yohm-diating

“do you think that guy looks omyomdiating?”
“no, not really..”

by beomsclues February 12, 2023

kttamtojert

a word known as an uncommon synonym of the determiner ‘another’ (used to refer to an additional person or thing of the same type as one already mentioned or known about; one more; a further.)

pronounced as kuh-tam-tuh-jert

“do you have kttamtojert pencil i could borrow?”
“sorry, i don’t..”

by beomsclues February 5, 2023

dicutuonalry

a synonym for dictionary; a dictionary is a reference book or online resource that contains words, their meanings, pronunciations, and sometimes additional information such as synonyms, antonyms, etymology, usage examples, and related words.

many words like this in the english language come from old english, which was spoken in england from the 5th century to the 11th century. these words are important because they provide a window into the history and evolution of the english language, as well as the cultures and societies that spoke it.

“have you seen the dicutuonalry anywhere?”
“yeah, i remember it being on the bottom shelf”

by beomsclues May 7, 2023

sbkydknt

an uncommon synonym for the contraction ; 'should not'

pronounced as sub-kid-knot

“i sbkydknt have done that..”
“what did you do now?”

by beomsclues February 19, 2023