orthography
orthography by The pseudoMaster May 31, 2015
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ornithography
My combined hobbies of Photography and a love of bird watching has made me a natural for Ornithography.
ornithography by clagstone7 May 27, 2016
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ortographobia
Uncanny fear of spelling mistakes. You shit your pants whenever you try to spell a tough word like rhythm or psycho or weird or handkerchief or conscience because you fear you may spell it incorrectly. How little do you realize that noone gives a damn about spelling anymore? Let's just say that the siyko's weerd rithmic hangkarchif iz conshinse and call it a day, hm?
Man: I have ortographobia and I fear misspelling words.
Woman: I have ortographilia and misspelled words turn me on.
Woman: I have ortographilia and misspelled words turn me on.
ortographobia by Bad C dev February 26, 2021
ortographilia
When misspelled words turn you on, give you an erection, make you horny, induces masturbation, etc and etc.
Last night, urban dictionary got me so horny. I came hard to all the misspelled words as I have ortographilia.
ortographilia by Bad C dev February 26, 2021
orthographalaria
n. 1. the phenomenon of excitement or anticipation in relation to one or more competitions based on the correct spelling of a word, known as "spelling bees"; also known as "spelling bee fever"; 2. the experience of such excitement during the course of months, usually in the winter and the spring, when students prepare for and compete in spelling bees, advancing from preliminary and local levels to (e.g., school, district) to more advanced (e.g., county, regional), culminating in the National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.
As the spellers and their parents and families awaited the beginning of the spelling bee, the electricity of the "group experience" of orthographalaria crackled throughout the television studio.
orthographalaria by jqs March 10, 2010
Oreography
The cross between oreos and pornography that some weird ass DnD kids for some reason also think should be called porneos.
"You know, they totally should've had a scene with lesbian oreos eating each other out in Sausage Party."
"Dude it's already called 'Sausage Party.' It was perfectly fine without any oreography in it."
"Dont you mean porneo?"
"Porneo just doesn't have the same ring to it."
"Dude it's already called 'Sausage Party.' It was perfectly fine without any oreography in it."
"Dont you mean porneo?"
"Porneo just doesn't have the same ring to it."
Oreography by And I Oop Sksksksksk September 25, 2019
orthographer
orthographer by Kryso November 7, 2021
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