In this game, the first poster (that'd be me) makes up a word and the next poster provides a definition for that word, plus a new word for the the next poster. And so on and so on... ;-Þ
For example: valzemueckle
Definition: A community dance popular in Bavaria in which the dancers slap each other on the cheeks with ribbons soaked in fresh cream.
In this game, the first poster (that'd be me) makes up a word and the next poster provides a definition for that word, plus a new word for the the next poster. And so on and so on... ;-Þ
For example: valzemueckle
Definition: A community dance popular in Bavaria in which the dancers slap each other on the cheeks with ribbons soaked in fresh cream.
Okay?
Word: pansnobbit
Small fur-bearing, animal that lives in abandoned bird nests in evergreens, indigenous to central Asia.
The formalized study of the acrobatic team "the Flying Wallendas". Currently not an accredited college course, however, widely considered the next generation of circus learning by many scholars (most of whom are clowns).
Swizzleluck: The chance that an undesirable male will continue without stopping to harass a girl at cocktail hour if she looks down at her drink and aimlessly stirs it with her swizzle stick as he approaches.
Neezenblaumeier: A man or woman of German decent who has caused severe damage to the tissue in their knees from shooting to many photographs in the crouched position.
I keep being disappointed by the entirely artificial constructions of too many of these "words", they are offputting to me. I'd love this game if it used words that SOUND like words but aren't, such as "travity" or "simitate" or "transducal" or "meritrundle", you get the idea...
I keep being disappointed by the entirely artificial constructions of too many of these "words", they are offputting to me. I'd love this game if it used words that SOUND like words but aren't, such as "travity" or "simitate" or "transducal" or "meritrundle", you get the idea...
