frictionary 

A lexicon of words designed to irritate or cause conflict.

dictionary, conflict, racism, taunt, insult

FRICTIONARY: I didn't understand the nasty words they were using to create friction, so I looked them up in the frictionary.

dictionary, conflict, racism, taunt, insult

frictionary by NGSCDK February 10, 2010

Urban Frictionary 

These are the UD words that have to do with sexual stimulation friction!

I used Urban Frictionary to make up some dirty jokes.

Urban Frictionary by I, Wreckerrr October 22, 2020

bourbon fictionary 

The behavior where a person becomes an expert on everything after after a few drinks often coupled with a common side effect of making stuff up and indignantly insisting on its validity.

Also: The act of getting drunk and coming up with new crap for the urban dictionary.

Get a couple of drinks in the guy and he becomes a regular bourbon fictionary.

bourbon fictionary by StickTheLanding October 20, 2011

fictionary 

A word that means absolutely nothing, and yet Brad insists that it means something. Best guess is that it means a dictionary with fictitious words. Fictionary would be included in that dictionary.

Suckadickasaurus isn't even a real word. You'd have to look in the fictionary to find it.

fictionary by Steve Gurlacher April 15, 2005

Urban Fictionary 

Words that are made up and added to Urban Dictionary yet have no real meaning or are just pieces of other words such as words beginning with a single vowels such as U or R or a combination of U R.

Yp man, Urban Dictionary has no real credibility since it accepts any Urban Fictionary.

Urban Fictionary by Roid Ranger January 12, 2008

Frictionate 

To cause friction; to be stubborn

The rubber tires frictionate with the road's surface

Frictionate by Juan-Paquello March 23, 2019

rictionary 

a reverse dictionary; a yet-to-be-invented online tool similar to a search engine where a user submits a definition or meaning of an unknown term or word and the website attempts to give term or word described, often more than one word will result from a search

I couldn't remember the word for the adjective describing someone who is disposed to being silent or not speaking freely or is reserved, reluctant, or restrained. I used the rictionary at rictionary.com and discovered the word I was searching for was "reticent."

rictionary by berco July 20, 2009