#dictionary

[cynicalclassicist]

I can see how that wouldn't be allowed in the White House!

[typhlonectes]

via: Merriam-Webster Dictionary 

[shakespearesdaughters]

[mysharona1987]

[soychronicprocrastinator]

One of my favorite words

de·fen·es·tra·tion

/dēˌfenəˈstrāSHən/ 

noun

the action of throwing someone or something out of a window. 

[i-ate-all-of-my-toes]

yes.

[zlushice]

Book better win bfdia🙂💚💙🥺🥺🙏🙏🙏

[maybeallieart]

An embroidery of the web version of the Merriam-Webster definition of embroidery.

[anal-bravery]

Y'all. Kraft just erected an 8 foot tall monument to its own mayonnaise outside of Merriam Webster's HQ in Springfield in an effort to make "Moist" Merriam Webster's word of the year. It feels like an article from the fucking Onion but this is real life

[http-tempted]

“I just read them as a side hobby, for fun” “Dictionaries?” “Yes” “that doesn’t sound like fun. That sounds awful” ““Awful” initially meant “inspiring awe,” implying a feeling of reverence, respect, or fear. Shift in meaning over time of “awful” to its current negative connotation of “extremely bad or unpleasant.” This shift in meaning likely occurred gradually through a process called semantic change”. He blinked. “See? Fun.”

[thatsbelievable]

[kilus]

different types of fronting (explained for singlets)

ref.: going from an alter to the other is called “switching”. if mark ¹ is fronting, and then, suddenly, jack ¹ is fronting, the brain switched.

• normal fronting. an alter is active, conscious, and controls the body.

• co fronting. two or more alters are active, conscious, and control the body.

• coconscious or co-con. one or multiple parts are conscious, but don't control the body. usually in combination with one or multiple parts fronting.

• being frontstuck. an alter being “stuck” in front for a long time. the time varies/depends on the system.

• rapid switching. as the name says, this is when fronts switch very rapidly.

[gentsma]

An Incomplete List of 2024 Additions to the Merriam-Webster

bingo card noun … 2 slang : a list of possible, expected, or likely scenarios — usually used in the phrase on one's bingo card

bussin’ adjective, African American English slang : extremely good : excellent; especially : delicious, tasty

chef’s kiss noun : a gesture of satisfaction or approval made by kissing the fingertips of one hand and then spreading the fingers with an outward motion — often used interjectionally

cold open noun : a scene of a film or television episode that precedes the title sequence or opening credits and that typically takes place in medias res

cromulent adjective, informal + humorous : acceptable, satisfactory

doggo noun, slang : dog

doomscroll verb : to spend excessive time online scrolling (see scroll entry 2) through news or other content that makes one feel sad, anxious, angry, etc.

edgelord noun, slang : someone who makes wildly dark and exaggerated statements (as on an internet forum) with the intent of shocking others

jorts plural noun : shorts made of denim or jean : jean shorts

nerf verb 1 informal : to reduce the effectiveness of (something, such as a character, attribute, or weapon) in a video game; broadly : to make (something) less useful or effective 2 informal : to lightly bump (another car) in an automobile race

padawan noun, informal : a young person especially when regarded as naïve, inexperienced, etc.

rage quit verb : to suddenly stop participating or engaging in (something) in a fit of anger and frustration : to quit (something) in anger

rizz noun, slang : romantic appeal or charm

simp verb, informal : to show excessive devotion to or longing for someone or something

smashburger noun 1 : a hamburger patty that is pressed thin onto a heated pan or griddle at the start of cooking; also : a patty (as of beans or ground turkey) prepared similarly 2 : a sandwich featuring one or more such patties

[king-incarnadine]

"Has it verve?"

"It does."

Dictionary Sketch, "Temper"

I could write a dissertation about how much I love the women in this show.

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Elon Musk tried to buy the letter X but Merriam-Webster found out and chased him around, trying to smash him with a giant dictionary.

[dailyhomestarfacts]

Fact 8:

Excluding holidays and easter eggs, only four toons and three sbemails have had all twelve main characters appear

Toons:

Where's The Cheat?

Weclome Back

One Two, One Two

Meeple Grove

(Theme Song Video could technically count, but only in the DVD version)

Sbemails:

different town

rock opera

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