elemenopy

When a word is pronounced like spelled out letters, such as okay, tepee, enemy, empty, beady, cutie, you, are, tea, bee, see, oh, queue, why, icy, easy, excess, decay, envy, kewpie, seedy, and so on.

Ellie and CeCe liked that their names were examples of elemenopy.

by mclaff9 June 10, 2016

elemenopy

Having the property of sounding like a real English word. This word was invented to be an ironic definition for the sound of the letter sequence "LMNOP."

Is "ebolient" even a real word? I don't know, but it's got elemenopy.

by Vanuatu Michael March 29, 2018

elemenopy

(ehl-ehm-EHN-uh-pee) noun: The characteristic of pertaining to the English alphabet.

elemenopic (ehl-ehm-ehn-AWE-pick), adjective; -ically, adverb

The sentence, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog," has great elemenopy.

by Diana and Nicole February 22, 2008

ELEMENOPY

a cluster of miscellaneous items(pronounced L M N O P)

I was look for a certain item, but its an elemenopy in here

by tobyyyy2 October 14, 2021

Elemenopy

A commonly learned teaching or fact that is incorrect or misleading.

The fact that Daddy Long Legs have deadly poison but can't use it do to not having fangs is an Elemenopy

by Jplcoolerthanyou June 03, 2023