Smynon

A fugly dugly boy who like playing soccer with annoying companions who are somsoms

“Stop being such a smynon”

by Amirah abadi February 17, 2022

synonomicon

Another word for thesaurus.

It is false that there is no synonym for thesaurus. What do you think "synonomicon" means?

by Murderface September 21, 2007

synonyphone

Noun. A word that looks the same, sounds the same, and means the same thing as another word.

The study of English is made much easier by the language's vast quantity of synonyphones.

In other words, the study of English is made much easier by the language's vast quantity of synonyphones.

Common synonyphones include:
Man
Man
Apple
Apple
Exegesis
Exegesis

by Pseudonyphone September 8, 2011

Synonym

One of the functions most missing in Urbandictionary.com

In internerd language, there even is a synonym for 'synonym' on websites. These computer-created 'content-synonyms' are called 'see also's.

by [ben] June 20, 2005

Synonym Toast Crunch

When one uses other words, on purpose to exaggerate or by accident because they don’t know how to spell, to build another word.

To exaggerate:

Person 1: How was your history class today?

Person 2: Not so great, I had my final eggs ham.

Person 1: Hmm, using synonym toast crunch? I guess it didn’t go to well at all?

Just plain stupid:

Waiter: *brings food to customers*

Customers: Thank you!

Waiter: You’re welcome, enjoy the meal and bone-apple-tea!

Customers: *to themselves* What a bad case of synonym toast crunch. I think she meant bone apetit.

by thatblueguy13 August 3, 2018

Synonymhood

Synonymhood: the quality or condition of being synonym, all synonysms put together.

The English language has a very large synonymhood.

by Antogranata June 5, 2018

smynings

In the area of Smyrna and Vinings, northwest suburbs of Atlanta. Not actually Vinings, because you would call that Vinings. Could be in Smyrna proper, and referred to as Smynings to try to make it sound better. A place where young single girls from out of town live so they can be "safe."

Female recent college grad: "I live in Smynings"
Me: "You live in Smyrna, or Vinings?"
FRCG: "Well, it's close to both."
Me: "She lives in Smyrna."

by Nick Victim April 29, 2004