Dolitary

Dolitary (adj.)

1. Characterized by a state of calm, restorative presence shared between two individuals, often romantic or deeply bonded.

2. The unique quietude of being with another where no words are needed, yet nothing is lacking.

e.g., They sat in dolitary silence, hands barely touching, the moment whole and complete.

Dolitary by OdiNxCore April 23, 2025

Dilitary 

stubborn, obstinate, mule-headed, determined or inflexable in reference to people, things and circumstances.

If you were trying to get a bolt loose in the motor of your vehicle, and it would not turn no matter how hard you try then it would be said that "the bolt is being dilitary".

Dilitary by Wee_64 December 3, 2011

Doltary 

Noun. UK /'dɒl.tri/ - US /'dɑ l.tri/

1. A group of idiots.

2. A major insult whereby the targeted audience is recognized as having a gimpishness the size of many idiots. They are unequivocally foolish.

1. One Direction is just a glorified doltary.

2. What the hell are you doing?! You're such a doltary!

Doltary by Ben. E. Factor June 14, 2015