by Mike February 13, 2005

A combination of "shit" and "terrific" used as an adjective to describe something something particularly bad, in a mildly sarcastic tone. Usually in response to a question of quality.
by Mike December 11, 2003

inter.
1. Used to express disinterest in the subject of conversation.
2. Used to express extreme displeasure or exasperation.
3. Used to express "Huh?", "I don't give a shit", "Blah", and "Ow Ow Ow" in a single word.
n.
1. The golden word.
1. Used to express disinterest in the subject of conversation.
2. Used to express extreme displeasure or exasperation.
3. Used to express "Huh?", "I don't give a shit", "Blah", and "Ow Ow Ow" in a single word.
n.
1. The golden word.
Marvin:"...as I was saying, the particles in a neutron have the same mass has honey in its pre-sucrose stage..."
Me: "Bleckem."
Me: "Bleckem."
by Mike February 15, 2005


philonym n (Gr. philia, love + Gr. onuma, name; cf. synonym, pseudonym) Ð gentle name used by lovers and spouses to address each other.
Examples: honey, sweety, baby, my darling, my love, my
angel.
Examples: honey, sweety, baby, my darling, my love, my
angel.
All philonyms are so trite and trivial. "Honey, sweetyÉ" How can love be expressed in such a routine way? I will call you
"my happicle."
"my happicle."
by Mike December 31, 2003

lexipoeia, or lexicopoeia n (Gr. lexis, "word, phrase, expression," from legein, say, and Gr. poiein, "to make or compose") – word-composition, word-creation; the minimal genre of literature, the art of composing a single word, a neologism (from roots and combining forms)
There are many sorts of neologisms: new brand names, scientific terms, political or technical jargon, colloquialisms, and slang. When a word is composed for the word's sake, as a manifestation of its beauty, this genre of verbal creativity is called "lexipoeia."
by Mike December 25, 2003
