Ponzicule
"I'd never accuse SBF or any of his several underqualified live-in romantic partners of running a Ponzicule -- I couldn't afford the legal fees."
Ponzicule by Ergodic Hypercube November 12, 2022
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Ponzicule
"I would never wish to imply that SBF and his team of underqualified, financially illiterate, live-in romantic partners were a Ponzicule -- I couldn't afford the legal fees."
Ponzicule by Ergodic Hypercube November 12, 2022
poopicule
pronuciation: 'püp-pic- "kyül
Function: noun
Etymology:
1- the small particles of poop which are released upon emission of flatulence or expulsion of flatus.
2- abbreviation for poop molecule.
3- flatulent matter; often invisible floating particles of poop which may be detected through the olfactory senses.
plural form poopicules
Function: noun
Etymology:
1- the small particles of poop which are released upon emission of flatulence or expulsion of flatus.
2- abbreviation for poop molecule.
3- flatulent matter; often invisible floating particles of poop which may be detected through the olfactory senses.
plural form poopicules
ponicle
ponicle by The Ponicle August 11, 2017
Ponticular
Rich and Chris found that the present progressive tense in English encodes temporally ponticular syntactic information, whereas the present simple tense encodes temporally infinite syntactic information.
Ponticular by obatarian April 30, 2011
poziculum
Word for a description of some positive risks.
That means you would probably experience some unexpected things, you can't influence, but positive ones, not negative ones.
That means you would probably experience some unexpected things, you can't influence, but positive ones, not negative ones.
Talking with Bara is a poziculum.
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