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Madness
5th May 2016, 22:15
Phycology.

Phycology (from Greek φῦκος, phykos, "seaweed"; and -λογία, -logia) is the scientific study of algae. Also known as algology, phycology is a branch of life science and often is regarded as a subdiscipline of botany. Algae are important as primary producers in aquatic ecosystems.

AllanB
5th May 2016, 22:22
Moist. .

nzspokes
5th May 2016, 22:27
Moist. .

You win. Game over.

Berries
6th May 2016, 00:00
Can you tell me why my fish tank is cloudy?

Akzle
6th May 2016, 04:15
psychology - /sʌɪˈkɒlədʒi/ noun 1. the scientific study of the human mind and its
functions, especially those affecting behaviour in a
given context.
2. the mental characteristics or attitude of a person or
group.

Not to be confused with phycology.

A bit like that time we all went to that naturist camp...

Madness
6th May 2016, 07:35
Can you tell me why my fish tank is cloudy?

Because you should have wanked into a sock instead?

Maha
6th May 2016, 08:12
Sycofanticisming = you just do!

Akzle
6th May 2016, 08:40
Maha
This user is on your Ignore List.
attention whore
n.
An insecure person that is so emotionally unstable
and needy, that they have to constantly be coddled
and be the center of attention in any given situation.
Or a person that is so insecure about their own
intelligence and the above average intelligence of
everyone in the room, that they constantly need to talk out of their ass about stupid random things that
nobody cares about, constantly giving little factoids
about the same subject(and the only one they know
about) over and over and over and over again, as
well as speaking in an overwhelmingly loud voice to
overpower anyone else that cares to get a word in. All while being hilariously unaware that everyone in
the room takes a deep sigh and rolls their eyes when
this person starts to speak.

Maha
6th May 2016, 08:53
Sadogaotistion = Loves it when the Goat gets lock jaw.

Katman
6th May 2016, 08:57
Sadogaotistion = Loves it when the Goat gets lock jaw.

You probably should have checked the dictionary for the spelling of that one.

Maha
6th May 2016, 08:59
You probably should have checked the dictionary for the spelling of that one.

Don't need a dictionary for Goat. All axkle needs is an unwashed togger and some sour milk.

Katman
6th May 2016, 09:03
Don't need a dictionary for Goat.

You truly are a stupid fuck. :facepalm:

Maha
6th May 2016, 09:22
Katdashian = Id10T's unable to realise when sarcasm slaps them.

puddytat
6th May 2016, 10:14
ubiquitous...existing,or seeming to exist.

Moi
6th May 2016, 10:31
Epistemology

... one of the core areas of philosophy. It is concerned with the nature, sources and limits of knowledge.

Banditbandit
6th May 2016, 13:34
You probably should have checked the dictionary for the spelling of that one.

doryphore - a pedantic and annoyingly persistent critic of others :innocent:

Maha
6th May 2016, 16:12
doryphore - a pedantic and annoyingly persistent critic of others :innocent:

So you've seen Katdashian's posts in the box cutter thread then?

Banditbandit
6th May 2016, 17:09
So you've seen Katdashian's posts in the box cutter thread then?

I wasn't particularly getting at the Kat with this one - I just liked the idea of dropping that word into the forums, and his was the only critical post in this thread ..

Crasherfromwayback
6th May 2016, 17:15
Salubrious. My GF. :headbang:

buggerit
6th May 2016, 18:01
Salubrious. My GF. :headbang:

sticks to the lino?

Katman
6th May 2016, 18:05
sticks to the lino?

Only when he brings home the duct tape.

Crasherfromwayback
6th May 2016, 19:50
Only when he brings home the duct tape.

Ex mechanics ALWAYS have a roll on hand mate...

Swoop
6th May 2016, 19:54
Ex mechanics ALWAYS have a roll on hand mate...

Run out of cable ties?

Madness
6th May 2016, 20:01
Jumentous.

Jumentous; Of, relating to, or smelling like horse urine.

Crasherfromwayback
6th May 2016, 20:11
Run out of cable ties?

Tears the skin mate! Best not to leave lasting marks.:msn-wink:

mashman
6th May 2016, 20:19
Vainglorious

"It's just a piece of vainglorious political show boating," said ACT leader David Seymour.

Healthy homes bill passes first reading (https://nz.news.yahoo.com/top-stories/a/31512295/labours-healthy-homes-bill-coming-up/)

Akzle
6th May 2016, 20:22
Jumentous.

Jumentous: Of, relating to, or smelling like horse urine.

jewmentous

of, or relating to, or smelling like john key.

Maha
6th May 2016, 20:32
jewmentous

of, or relating to, or smelling like john key.

Originalnot = how fucking original :niceone:

Voltaire
6th May 2016, 20:48
levitate,levitate,levitate,levitate :crazy:

husaberg
6th May 2016, 20:55
Phycology.

Phycology (from Greek φῦκος, phykos, "seaweed"; and -λογία, -logia) is the scientific study of algae. Also known as algology, phycology is a branch of life science and often is regarded as a subdiscipline of botany. Algae are important as primary producers in aquatic ecosystems.

Auriferous
The first time i heard it used in a sentence, i honestly thought they were taking the piss.

Laava
6th May 2016, 22:15
Auriferous
The first time i heard it used in a sentence, i honestly thought they were taking the piss.

Iron-ear?...

Laava
6th May 2016, 22:19
Jumentous.

Jumentous; Of, relating to, or smelling like horse urine.

You can get that on tap at Frings brewery in whangarei

Madness
6th May 2016, 22:20
You can get that on tap at Frings brewery in whangarei

I heard you can get just about anything at Frings in Whangarei <_<

husaberg
6th May 2016, 22:21
Iron-ear?...
iron eh
Gold bearing soil.
taking the piss....never mind...........two subtle.

Laava
6th May 2016, 22:25
I heard you can get just about anything at Frings in Whangarei <_<

I go there a lot!

Voltaire
7th May 2016, 07:56
Long






















































































































































































































































Black

Akzle
7th May 2016, 08:28
profligacy
[prof-li-guh-see] noun
shameless dissoluteness. reckless extravagance.

husaberg
7th May 2016, 17:10
INTRIGUE....


Yes, most people know what it's common meaning is, but it is also a collective noun for a group of kittens.
321377

Madness
8th May 2016, 22:37
Adelphepothia.

Adelphepothia; a condition whereby one has incestuous feelings towards one’s sister. Mostly prevalent in areas where there is a high preponderance of ginger haired people with webbed feet (e.g Christchurch or the West Coast).

Akzle
9th May 2016, 07:45
frowzy
a.
Dirty or unkempt

oldrider
9th May 2016, 10:38
Discombobulate. :confused:

disconcert or confuse (someone). :rolleyes:

Madness
9th May 2016, 19:34
Panjandrum.

Panjandrum; noun
A person who has or claims to have a great deal of authority or influence.
"the greatest scientific panjandrum of the 19th century"


:shutup:

Swoop
9th May 2016, 19:48
Pate.

Either, the top of a persons head,
an edible food, or
(seems to not appear in modern dictionaries) a persons intellect.

Woodman
9th May 2016, 19:51
Zugzwang
ˈ
a situation in which the obligation to make a move in one's turn is a serious, often decisive, disadvantage.

e.g. catch 22

Akzle
9th May 2016, 20:07
tarantism - /ˈtar(ə)nˌtɪz(ə)m/ noun
a psychological illness characterized by an extreme
impulse to dance, prevalent in southern Italy from the
15th to the 17th century, and widely believed at the
time to be caused by the bite of a tarantula.

Colloq. An uncontrollable urge to dance.

5150
10th May 2016, 14:19
FUGLY = Fucken Ugly

"Easy on the eye"

Swoop
10th May 2016, 15:41
FUGLY = Fucken Ugly

"Easy on the eye"
I would suggest that is anything BUT easy on the eye.
"Offensive on the eye"
"harmful to the eye"
"Helen clerke on the eye".

5150
10th May 2016, 16:25
"Helen clerke on the eye".

I object to that statement.

Helen Clark is actually very beautiful woman......... It's just very hard to project that type of beauty on TV. :laugh:

Swoop
10th May 2016, 19:31
Helen Clark is actually very beautiful woman......... It's just very hard to projectile-vomit that type of beauty on TV. :laugh:

There.
Fixed that typo for ya...

Swoop
10th May 2016, 19:34
Perspicacity.

Keenness of mental perception and understanding; discernment; penetration.





Tinfoil-hatters need not apply for inclusion in this genre.

Madness
10th May 2016, 21:13
Pogonotrophy.

Pogonotrophy; noun
The act of cultivating, or growing and grooming, a moustache, beard, sideburns or other facial hair.

FatMax
11th May 2016, 12:08
Dude
The tip of a camel's penis

Akzle
11th May 2016, 12:14
Dude
The tip of a camel's penis

incorrect. Horseshit perpetuated by fucking stoners.

Laava
11th May 2016, 12:59
Dude
The tip of a camel's penis

Good first post dude...er I mean mate!

Stirts
11th May 2016, 13:08
Ivaginary Friend

An imaginary female that a male lies about having sex with.

oldrider
11th May 2016, 14:23
Ivaginary Friend

An imaginary female that a male lies about having sex with.

Queef

(As in Stirts Avatar) - when a woman talks softly but invariably has a firm grip on a big stick - the world is her oyster! :whistle:

gjm
11th May 2016, 17:36
Cunctation

Something a cunctator does.

I'm sure we all know a cunctator.

Akzle
11th May 2016, 18:38
Cunctation

Something a cunctator does.

I'm sure we all know a cunctator.

no.
So i'm dqing that entry.

Crasherfromwayback
11th May 2016, 18:45
Choad. Half the cunts here more than likely have one.

BuzzardNZ
11th May 2016, 18:50
Queef

(As in Stirts Avatar) - when a woman talks softly but invariably has a firm grip on a big stick - the world is her oyster! :whistle:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uoQHkmoJE0&spfreload=10

Drew
11th May 2016, 19:27
Choad. Half the cunts here more than likely have one.

Fuck. I know I don't wanna Google whatever that is, just feom context...but I also really wanna know what it is.

Crasherfromwayback
11th May 2016, 21:46
Fuck. I know I don't wanna Google whatever that is, just feom context...but I also really wanna know what it is.

Do it.........

oldrider
11th May 2016, 22:18
Fuck. I know I don't wanna Google whatever that is, just feom context...but I also really wanna know what it is.

Yeah - Do it!

Drew
12th May 2016, 06:37
It's spelt 'chode' according to Google.

trufflebutter
12th May 2016, 14:44
Trufflebutter: What young lads think about while taking that long shower or wake up all clammy and heavy breathing at 3am.

Laava
12th May 2016, 14:58
Trufflebutter: What young lads think about while taking that long shower or wake up all clammy and heavy breathing at 3am.

Are you a hot teacher?

5150
12th May 2016, 15:04
Trufflebutter: What young lads think about while taking that long shower or wake up all clammy and heavy breathing at 3am.

Need to see photo first before I confirm or deny these allegations.....

trufflebutter
12th May 2016, 15:27
Are you a hot teacher?

The use of a strop has it's advantages :yes:


Need to see photo first before I confirm or deny these allegations.....

Of a shower? would a gold one be suffice?

5150
12th May 2016, 15:36
Of a shower? would a gold one be suffice?

I see you are into some kinky shit there.......... ;)

Big Dog
12th May 2016, 16:16
The use of a strop has it's advantages :yes:



Of a shower? would a gold one be suffice?
Not an English teacher.

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5150
12th May 2016, 16:35
fluffer. /ˈflʌfə/ noun. 1. a person employed on a pornographic film set to ensure that male actors are kept aroused. - There is still hope for you Akzle ;)

trufflebutter
12th May 2016, 17:01
Not an English teacher.

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Oubliette: a secret dungeon with access only through a trapdoor in its ceiling.

Don't need too much in the way of punctuation and wording technique to have fun big boy. ;)

Sent from the Dungeon.

Big Dog
12th May 2016, 22:34
Oubliette: a secret dungeon with access only through a trapdoor in its ceiling.

Don't need too much in the way of punctuation and wording technique to have fun big boy. ;)

Sent from the Dungeon.
Yeah, nah. Much prefer women who are awake, aware, agreeable and aroused.

Although I suppose in this day and age that's pretty kinky eh?
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husaberg
13th May 2016, 16:32
factitious

A factitious disorder is a condition in which a person acts as if they have an illness by deliberately producing, feigning, or exaggerating symptoms. Factitious disorder imposed on another is a condition in which a person deliberately produces, feigns, or exaggerates the symptoms of someone in his or her care.
I knew the word but never knew it was also a diagnosable disorder:bye:

Swoop
15th May 2016, 15:46
fluffer. /ˈflʌfə/ noun. 1. a person employed on a pornographic film set to ensure that male actors are kept aroused. - There is still hope for you Akzle ;)
Almost correct, but that's his Mum's profession (perhaps just a hobby though...).
You are perhaps looking for the word "felcher"?

mashman
15th May 2016, 19:50
parsimony
ˈpɑːsɪməni/Submit
noun
extreme unwillingness to spend money or use resources.

oldrider
15th May 2016, 21:08
Compersion - Antithesis for jealousy?

Caution: Simple at first but then it develops into real tricky stuff from (apparently) whence it's origins came!

Compersion
A feeling of joy when a loved one invests in and takes pleasure from another romantic or sexual relationship.

Commentary: Compersion can be thought of as the opposite of "jealousy;" it is a positive emotional reaction to a loved one's other relationship. The term was coined by the Kerista Commune. It differs from candaulism in that compersion does not specifically refer to joy regarding the sexual activity of one's partner, but refers instead to joy at the relationship with another romantic and/or sexual partner. It is analagous to the feeling of joy a parent feels when their children marry or that best friends feel for each other when they are happy in a romantic relationship.

Madness
16th May 2016, 22:42
Entheomania.

Entheomania; noun. The abnormal belief that one is divinely inspired.

Swoop
17th May 2016, 15:29
Braindeadretardedness.
Noun: Refer "Cassina".

jasonu
18th May 2016, 18:29
Blumpkin.
Google it. rather distasteful...















niggas

Maha
18th May 2016, 19:09
Monkey: In some country's is a term of endearment ie: ''You cheeky little Monkey''

Virago
18th May 2016, 19:25
Monkey: In some country's is a term of endearment ie: ''You cheeky little Monkey''.

https://staticdelivery.nexusmods.com/mods/110/images/18911-1-1339907682.jpg

5150
19th May 2016, 11:35
Road Flea:

Usually cyclists.... Especially Lycra wearing cyclists..... :motu:

PrincessBandit
19th May 2016, 13:25
Frigorific.

Yep, learnt that new word at quiz night last week. And yes, we did provide the correct answer for the meaning of it.

oldrider
19th May 2016, 13:35
Frigorific.

Yep, learnt that new word at quiz night last week. And yes, we did provide the correct answer for the meaning of it.

Cool word PB! - :cold:

Akzle
19th May 2016, 19:17
Frigorific.

Yep, learnt that new word at quiz night last week. And yes, we did provide the correct answer for the meaning of it.

dont like to share, huh.

husaberg
19th May 2016, 20:46
Jilling
adj femine version of jacking.
As Jack clearly wasn't a Jack of all trades, Jill decided to do a DIY project.
http://i.imgur.com/PY82LO3.gif

russd7
19th May 2016, 21:57
pyrolysis.
join ya local volunteer fire brigade and learn what it means

oldrider
19th May 2016, 23:03
Claque - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claque

granstar
20th May 2016, 20:54
Jilling
adj femine version of jacking.
As Jack clearly wasn't a Jack of all trades, Jill decided to do a DIY project.
http://i.imgur.com/PY82LO3.gif

A boss has to fire one of 2 workers, Jack & Jill. However, Both Jack & Jill are skilled workers and he is finding it really, really difficult to pick.

So after their shifts, Jack goes home before Jill does, and the boss goes over to Jill just before she gets into her car. He informs her of his dilemma.

"Hey Jill, I have a problem."

"Ok Boss, what is it?" she asks

"I Can't decide whether to lay you or Jack off, what would you suggest?"

"Well, you'd better get the vasoline, i'm going home!"

granstar
20th May 2016, 20:56
milieu

noun
a person's social environment.

AllanB
20th May 2016, 21:22
Filibuster

A person I have worked with was accused by a customer of filibustering. We had to look it up to ensure it was not some kinky sexual act.

husaberg
20th May 2016, 21:23
A boss has to fire one of 2 workers, Jack & Jill. However, Both Jack & Jill are skilled workers and he is finding it really, really difficult to pick.

So after their shifts, Jack goes home before Jill does, and the boss goes over to Jill just before she gets into her car. He informs her of his dilemma.

"Hey Jill, I have a problem."

"Ok Boss, what is it?" she asks

"I Can't decide whether to lay you or Jack off, what would you suggest?"

"Well, you'd better get the vasoline, i'm going home!"

It would be a dilemma,
Jill is good for a roll.
But everyone also knows Jack goes down........

Maha
22nd May 2016, 00:15
Parker: It just is.

granstar
22nd May 2016, 19:02
Superlative (adjective) mostly heard used by long haired hippies of the 70's :cool: means " of highest degree or quality" .


Superlative Man! https://community.secondlife.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/26719i4D6A47FE90514E58?v=mpbl-1

Katman
23rd May 2016, 08:22
Ignorati. (http://www.zengardner.com/wp-content/uploads/sheeple-friends.jpg)

Grumph
23rd May 2016, 09:21
Illuminati

Knowall bastard, converted to LED's

Big Dog
25th May 2016, 12:59
Ascetic. Noun or adjective unlikely to be used relative to any member here.

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Drew
25th May 2016, 17:10
Ascetic. Noun or adjective unlikely to be used relative to any member here.

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Don't make us Google words. Just post the fucken meaning.

Banditbandit
25th May 2016, 17:21
Don't make us Google words. Just post the fucken meaning.

a person who leads an austerely simple life, especially one who abstains from the normal pleasures of life or denies himself or herself material satisfaction.

Banditbandit
25th May 2016, 17:24
Syzygy [siz-i-jee] Amazingly, the only English word with three Ys also happens to describe a rare astronomical event involving three heavenly bodies. A syzygy is the alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line, commonly the Earth, the Sun and the Moon. Now, what is the only common English word to end in -mt?

oldrider
25th May 2016, 20:58
Syzygy [siz-i-jee] Amazingly, the only English word with three Ys also happens to describe a rare astronomical event involving three heavenly bodies. A syzygy is the alignment of three celestial bodies in a straight line, commonly the Earth, the Sun and the Moon. Now, what is the only common English word to end in -mt?

If I sat down and went to sleep I could probably come up with an answer! :whistle:

Big Dog
25th May 2016, 22:55
If I sat down and went to sleep I could probably come up with an answer! :whistle:
Meatloaf - paradise by the dashboard lights should be hint enough.

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Laava
25th May 2016, 22:58
Chemtrail, a vapour trail in the sky that people who don't understand get very angry about.

Big Dog
25th May 2016, 23:06
Chemtrail, a vapour trail in the sky that people who don't understand get very angry about.
So you're saying it's all about hot air getting a chilly reception?

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Swoop
25th May 2016, 23:08
Chemtrail, a vapour trail in the sky that people who don't understand get very angry about.

Spread by "special" aircraft so that very "special" people will be affected... more.

Madness
25th May 2016, 23:15
Meatloaf - paradise by the dashboard lights should be hint enough.

It wasn't but I enjoyed the video.

Navicular.

Navicular, adj. A boat-shaped bone in the ankle or wrist, especially that in the ankle, between the talus and the cuneiform bones. Possible to dislocate when slammed between an RG250 and a Hillman Avenger at speed, DAMHIK.

Drew
26th May 2016, 06:21
a person who leads an austerely simple life, especially one who abstains from the normal pleasures of life or denies himself or herself material satisfaction.

Yeah, I hit Google up.

oldrider
26th May 2016, 09:16
"Why" - Is there a definitive answer or are there only long winded variable attempts to explain it! :scratch: (an interesting word)

Swoop
26th May 2016, 14:47
Agglomerate:

verb (used with or without object), agglomerated, agglomerating.

to collect or gather into a cluster or mass.

Maha
26th May 2016, 15:06
Chink: When there's a slight dent in ones tin suit.

husaberg
26th May 2016, 16:48
Fecalith
A Stony heap or mass of faeces.


Lithochrysography
Printing in gold on stone

Kakidrosis
body odour

Cosmik de Bris
27th May 2016, 11:15
Pecksniffian: From the Charles Dickens novel "Martin Chuzzlewit", Mr Pecksniff liked to preach morality and brag about his own virtue, but in reality he was a deceptive rascal who would use any means to advance his own selfish interests.

awa355
27th May 2016, 12:49
Pecksniffian: From the Charles Dickens novel "Martin Chuzzlewit", Mr Pecksniff liked to preach morality and brag about his own virtue, but in reality he was a deceptive rascal who would use any means to advance his own selfish interests.

I assume Pecksniff was a politician?? <_<

oldrider
27th May 2016, 14:43
Zionism - http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Zionism/zionism.html

Akzle
27th May 2016, 14:49
Zionism - http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Zionism/zionism.html

fucken jews!
https://encyclopediadramatica.se/Jews

PrincessBandit
27th May 2016, 18:36
fucken jews!
https://encyclopediadramatica.se/Jews

It's word of the day. You are intelligent enough to understand the difference between singular and multiple aren't you? I count two words in your "word of the day".

Swoop
27th May 2016, 19:15
It's word of the day. You are intelligent enough to understand the difference between singular and multiple aren't you? I count two words in your "word of the day".

Sadly, there is a need to dissect and exterminate the polar difference of "those ones" to many...:ar15:
Singular and plural together. Gah! Thud.

Akzle
27th May 2016, 20:31
It's word of the day. You are intelligent enough to understand the difference between singular and multiple aren't you? I count two words in your "word of the day".

adjective noun.

As iin "i would verb the adjective noun out of her"

PrincessBandit
27th May 2016, 21:24
Sadly, there is a need to dissect and exterminate the polar difference of "those ones" to many...:ar15:
Singular and plural together. Gah! Thud.

ok then, jew"s" plural; jew"s" plus any other word, multiple words. Thread is not "words of the day" - start your own one of those.

Madness
27th May 2016, 21:32
ok then, jew"s" plural; jew"s" plus any other word, multiple words. Thread is not "words of the day" - start your own one of those.

I find a modest amount of cannabis can help when it might otherwise take a while to switch off after a busy week at work.

Akzle
27th May 2016, 21:54
fucken obtuse - /əbˈtjuːs/
adjective
1. Fucken annoyingly insensitive or slow to understand.
2. (of an angle) more than fucken 90° and less than 1fucken hunnit and 80°.
3. not fucken sharp-pointed or sharp-edged; fucken blunt.

oldrider
27th May 2016, 22:00
Racist - http://www.newshub.co.nz/world/is-this-the-most-racist-ad-ever-2016052714#axzz49qfquYOC

caspernz
28th May 2016, 05:18
Racist - http://www.newshub.co.nz/world/is-this-the-most-racist-ad-ever-2016052714#axzz49qfquYOC

Soft porn, you should see the second instalment...:shutup::innocent:

Drew
28th May 2016, 08:49
Racist - http://www.newshub.co.nz/world/is-this-the-most-racist-ad-ever-2016052714#axzz49qfquYOC
I don't see how it's racist.

Moi
28th May 2016, 09:27
Soft porn, you should see the second instalment...:shutup::innocent:

...in which she hangs him out to dry





or





she takes him to the cleaners





or





puts him in the dryer and he shrinks...

Moi
28th May 2016, 11:48
Aprosexia - inability to concentrate...

Nothing to do with apres-sex activities, but could be useful when explaining your reasons for being on sick-leave...

Madness
29th May 2016, 21:40
Equanimity

Equanimity; noun. Calmness and composure, especially in a difficult situation.

Akzle
30th May 2016, 14:41
Register

1) the port to which any ship or vessel shall belong;
2) rights which a king has by virtue of his prerogative.

ie, Register a Motor Vehicle or Register a Live Birth.

Virago
30th May 2016, 22:12
Obsession. Defined as the inability to think about anything else but Jewish conspiracies. Tends to affect the elderly.

Madness
30th May 2016, 22:21
Pruritus

Pruritus; noun. Severe itching of the skin, as a symptom of various ailments.

oldrider
31st May 2016, 00:06
Obsession. Defined as the inability to think about anything else but Jewish conspiracies. Tends to affect the elderly.

True - (word of the day)

Some elderly are obsessed (this one) as charged and search for relevance amongst history and what is written or predicted for us in the future somewhat interesting! I.E.

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Akzle
31st May 2016, 07:11
double banger:

wilful - /ˈwɪlfʊl,-f(ə)l/
adjective
intentional; deliberate.


ignorance - /ˈɪɡn(ə)r(ə)ns/
noun l
ack of knowledge or information.

Akzle
31st May 2016, 08:14
Aprosexia - inability to concentrate...

Nothing to do with apres-sex activities, but could be useful when explaining your reasons for being on sick-leave...

afrosexya

banging a black chick with a 'fro.

Maha
31st May 2016, 08:33
Axymoron = when starting a sentence with I believe or I thought or ill (not as in sick fuck) never quite a 100% accurate start.

oldrider
2nd June 2016, 18:31
Adage - No need to say old as an adage is old by it's definition: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/adage :whistle:

caspernz
2nd June 2016, 18:45
Substrain. The unintended end product of Subaru vs strainer post during periods of significant heavenly precipitation which was apparently overlooked by Suby pilot :devil2::bleh::eek::doh:

Moi
2nd June 2016, 18:51
bucentaur - state barge of Venice: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucentaur

Moi
2nd June 2016, 18:52
Substrain. The unintended end product of Subaru vs strainer post during periods of significant heavenly precipitation which was apparently overlooked by Suby pilot :devil2::bleh::eek::doh:

And you know this because???

YellowDog
2nd June 2016, 18:58
Contrafibilarity.

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Madness
2nd June 2016, 21:07
Leukorrhea.

Leukorrhea; noun. A thick, whitish discharge from the vagina or cervical canal.

caspernz
2nd June 2016, 21:10
And you know this because???

First on the scene after his mishap...

granstar
5th June 2016, 23:40
SCOOBY slang... "Haven't a scooby doo" i.e a clue

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granstar
10th June 2016, 18:45
Flibbertigibbet ... is a Middle English word referring to a flighty or whimsical person, usually a young woman. In modern use, it is used as a slang term, especially in Yorkshire, for a gossipy or overly talkative person.

Moi
10th June 2016, 21:04
toxophilite

noun: a student or lover of archery.

adjective: relating to archers and archery.

Moi
11th June 2016, 18:38
This may apply to one or two here...but I couldn't comment...

xylocephalous (zeye-loh-seh-FAH-luhs) - adj., wooden-headed.

A really fancy word for a blockhead.

granstar
22nd June 2016, 06:25
From book reading "Whisky Galore" (soon to be released a re-make of movie), had to look up :rolleyes:.

Dityhrambic ...
adjective
1.
of, relating to, or of the nature of a dithyramb, or an impassioned oration.
2.
wildly irregular in form.
3.
wildly enthusiastic.

benignities...

noun, plural
1.
the quality of being benign; kindness.
2.
Archaic. a good deed or favor; an instance of kindness:
benignities born of selfless devotion.

spavined ...

adjective
1.
suffering from or affected with spavin.
2.
being of or marked by a decrepit or broken-down condition:

My Honda Z50R is currently spavined :wait:.

oldrider
28th June 2016, 22:26
Two words of the day just for fun: Complete and finished.

Subject: the difference between these two words :scratch:

No English dictionary has been able to adequately explain the difference between these two words. In a recent linguistic competition held in London and attended by, supposedly, the best in the world, Samdar Balgobin, a Guyanese man, was the clear winner with a standing ovation which lasted over 5 minutes.

The final question was: How do you explain the difference between COMPLETE and FINISHED in a way that is easy to understand? Some people say there is no difference between COMPLETE and FINISHED.

Here is his astute answer:

When you marry the right woman, you are COMPLETE. When you marry the wrong woman, you are FINISHED and when the right one catches you with the wrong one, you are COMPLETELY FINISHED!!! - - - :wait:

russd7
29th June 2016, 19:13
Two words of the day just for fun: Complete and finished.

Subject: the difference between these two words :scratch:

No English dictionary has been able to adequately explain the difference between these two words. In a recent linguistic competition held in London and attended by, supposedly, the best in the world, Samdar Balgobin, a Guyanese man, was the clear winner with a standing ovation which lasted over 5 minutes.

The final question was: How do you explain the difference between COMPLETE and FINISHED in a way that is easy to understand? Some people say there is no difference between COMPLETE and FINISHED.

Here is his astute answer:

When you marry the right woman, you are COMPLETE. When you marry the wrong woman, you are FINISHED and when the right one catches you with the wrong one, you are COMPLETELY FINISHED!!! - - - :wait:

yeah but the real question was
"why does a red cow have white milk when its always eating green grass"
well apparently that was the question the little maori boy asked

husaberg
29th June 2016, 19:39
yeah but the real question was
"why does a red cow have white milk when its always eating green grass"
well apparently that was the question the little maori boy asked

Jersey milk is slightly yellow, as is butter.........for obvious reasons.
Funny enough the red milking cows come from Scotland or Scandinavia much like the other gingers......
food for thought

Akzle
29th June 2016, 19:56
PROMISSORY NOTE A written document in which
a borrower agrees
(promises) to pay back
money to a lender according
to specified terms. A written
promise to pay a certain sum of money, at a future time,
unconditionally. A promissory note differs
from a mere
acknowledgment of debt,
without any promise to pay,
as when the debtor gives his
creditor an I 0 U. In its form it usually contains a promise
to pay, at a time therein
expressed, a sum of money
to a certain person therein
named, or to his order, for
value received. It is dated and signed by the maker. It
is never under seal.

russd7
29th June 2016, 20:53
Jersey milk is slightly yellow, as is butter.........for obvious reasons.
Funny enough the red milking cows come from Scotland or Scandinavia much like the other gingers......
food for thought

red breeds (milking cows) in NZ mainly Ayrshire followed by red devon and milking shorthorn.

butter tends to be yellow due to the fact it is mainly fat.

jersey milk is yellower because it is higher percentage of said fats than the likes of red breeds or freisen.

probably the under rated breed in NZ is the good old guernsey but personally i preferred the xbred due to their resilience and generally better temerament, not as sulky as a jersey or freisen

husaberg
29th June 2016, 21:11
red breeds (milking cows) in NZ mainly Ayrshire followed by red devon and milking shorthorn.

butter tends to be yellow due to the fact it is mainly fat.

jersey milk is yellower because it is higher percentage of said fats than the likes of red breeds or freisen.

Probably the under rated breed in NZ is the good old guernsey but personally i preferred the xbred due to their resilience and generally better temerament, not as sulky as a jersey or freisen

Yes but I would include the Finish and Swedish reds
The Mrs parents had South Devons, he used to frown when people thought they were Limousines
Last milking shorthorn herd here disappeared 20 years ago.
Ps the Hereford breeders would be a little upset you overlooked them:laugh:

yip and water

Yip

Nearly all the Gurnseys I ever came across all had Turnip tits.
Funny enough they the first cows imported into NZ (shorthorn)
I like Ayrshires as they are rugged (and tasty) and are great drain cleaner (foragers)
I will say one thing those channel islanders certainly knew how to bred cattle

Anyway you know this word but I doubt most the non farmers do

Heterosis

No its not bad breath.
Its hybrid vigour.
Which is why crossbreds are so vigorous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterosis

russd7
29th June 2016, 21:45
Yes but I would include the Finish and Swedish reds
The Mrs parents had South Devons, he used to frown when people thought they were Limousines
Last milking shorthorn herd here disappeared 20 years ago.
Ps the Hereford breeders would be a little upset you overlooked them:laugh:

yip and water

Yip

Nearly all the Gurnseys I ever came across all had Turnip tits.
Funny enough they the first cows imported into NZ (shorthorn)
I like Ayrshires as they are rugged (and tasty) and are great drain cleaner (foragers)
I will say one thing those channel islanders certainly knew how to bred cattle

Anyway you know this word but I doubt most the non farmers do

Heterosis

No its not bad breath.
Its hybrid vigour.
Which is why crossbreds are so vigorous.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterosis

so word for today must also include

Succulent
tender, juicy, tasty.
as in the best steak i have ever had was a Murray Grey/jersey cross. real melt in ya mouth :yes:

granstar
30th June 2016, 17:08
so word for today must also include

Succulent
tender, juicy, tasty.
as in the best steak i have ever had was a Murray Grey/jersey cross. real melt in ya mouth :yes:

You left out "moist!" :nya: Murray Grey is a breed developed from roan shorthorn cow with angus ( shit sounds like Scottish interbreeding going on,hmmm) and there ain't nothing wrong with Angus as a nice beef eating breed, it's what my family butcher shop sold, which came from a local prize Simmentel breeder. My point is a lot to do with the rearing of them in many instances, and also can have a lot to do with the cook.

"Limousines" wouldn't they be a bit tough, and do they come with a chauffeur?...kidding ... been in the meat trade so know a bit about breeds. Currently chewing through a freezer of small farm reared belted galloway and it ain't too bad at all.

And to sheepies, i'll give my 2c worth, Texel or Texel cross is the tastiest leanest, (moist) superb ya can get yer choppers around at an outdoor cooked meal. Found out about these on a visit to Netherlands and found they are breed here, just got to find a farm that breeds em, apparent;y mungrels to farm as being naturally Dutch tempermental, how do I know, ask SWSBO.

granstar
30th June 2016, 17:50
Wird ; pronounced in German as "verd", in Southlandish as "worrrd"

As a noun = word...makes sense
As a verb = to express oneself :blink: whatever that could mean

I'd like to have a wird with you, ... ferk off and find your own alleyway :laugh:

husaberg
30th June 2016, 18:38
You left out "moist!" :nya: Murray Grey is a breed developed from roan shorthorn cow with angus ( shit sounds like Scottish interbreeding going on,hmmm) and there ain't nothing wrong with Angus as a nice beef eating breed, it's what my family butcher shop sold, which came from a local prize Simmentel breeder. My point is a lot to do with the rearing of them in many instances, and also can have a lot to do with the cook.

"Limousines" wouldn't they be a bit tough, and do they come with a chauffeur?...kidding ... been in the meat trade so know a bit about breeds. Currently chewing through a freezer of small farm reared belted galloway and it ain't too bad at all.

And to sheepies, i'll give my 2c worth, Texel or Texel cross is the tastiest leanest, (moist) superb ya can get yer choppers around at an outdoor cooked meal. Found out about these on a visit to Netherlands and found they are breed here, just got to find a farm that breeds em, apparent;y mungrels to farm as being naturally Dutch tempermental, how do I know, ask SWSBO.

Funny enough those Murrays Greys were created in Aussie
Those older breeds like the Scottish highlander and belted or non belted Galloways do have a certain gamey appeal, bloody thick hides as well.
Pretty sure Lockwood smith was breeding Texals here pretty early on as well as the Belgian Blues, I think the Belgian blues although impressive looking with the double mussels were having grading with failing to make P grade.

russd7
30th June 2016, 20:13
Belgian Blues, I think the Belgian blues although impressive looking with the double mussels were having grading with failing to make P grade.
mongrel animals to get weight on and not great temperament, semintel ayreshire cross were great to rear for beefies as were ayreshire hereford cross.
ever heard of black factor ayreshires, neither had a neighbor of one of my bosses when i was a young fella, that is till he came visiting one day and asked why we had friesens in a ayreshire stud.

seem to remember a texel tasting rather good at a relatively late hour back in march, have we decided whether that one is happening again there granstar

husaberg
30th June 2016, 20:28
mongrel animals to get weight on and not great temperament, semintel ayreshire cross were great to rear for beefies as were ayreshire hereford cross.
ever heard of black factor ayreshires, neither had a neighbor of one of my bosses when i was a young fella, that is till he came visiting one day and asked why we had friesens in a ayreshire stud.

seem to remember a texel tasting rather good at a relatively late hour back in march, have we decided whether that one is happening again there granstar

I have always wanted to try some Romagnola and Chianina but the grading would scare me I think there could be a market for lean beef.
Funny I used to tease a ped freisin stufd who had some red factors about their Ayrshires.
I also know a guy who (for years) used to put a random early Jersey calve into his mates Ped Friesian springer paddock. he never caught on either.........

granstar
30th June 2016, 20:33
mongrel animals to get weight on and not great temperament, semintel ayreshire cross were great to rear for beefies as were ayreshire hereford cross.
ever heard of black factor ayreshires, neither had a neighbor of one of my bosses when i was a young fella, that is till he came visiting one day and asked why we had friesens in a ayreshire stud.

seem to remember a texel tasting rather good at a relatively late hour back in march, have we decided whether that one is happening again there granstar


Heh heh just getting over that one, and that lingering beaut taste just leaving my mouth and starting to taste like whisky now...oh wait!

It wasn't so much the drama of doing a spit roast, it was like...."let's do a spit"..."yeah - great idea"...."um!, we haven't got one....( breaks out welder, rods, and pile of scrap metal)"...."let's make one".
Spit made and a first time attempt turned out on the good side of spectacular for mere amatuers :lol: yeah sometime.

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oldrider
30th June 2016, 21:24
Heh heh just getting over that one, and that lingering beaut taste just leaving my mouth and starting to taste like whisky now...oh wait!

It wasn't so much the drama of doing a spit roast, it was like...."let's do a spit"..."yeah - great idea"...."um!, we haven't got one....( breaks out welder, rods, and pile of scrap metal)"...."let's make one".
Spit made and a first time attempt turned out on the good side of spectacular for mere amatuers :lol: yeah sometime.


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russd7
30th June 2016, 21:46
I have always wanted to try some Romagnola and Chianina but the grading would scare me I think there could be a market for lean beef.
Funny I used to tease a ped freisin stufd who had some red factors about their Ayrshires.
I also know a guy who (for years) used to put a random early Jersey calve into his mates Ped Friesian springer paddock. he never caught on either.........

yeah, always preferred meat with a bit of fat, I like jersey with the yellow fat and would take that over freisen any day.

the guy who thought we had black factor ayreshires also believed that the neighbors fed fine chop silage to his deer because they shed their teeth in the winter, after a visit to our farm. this guy grew up on a farm next door and was in his late thirties when this happened but to be fair he had led a very sheltered life

guess the word of the day here would be
:Gullible
easily persuaded to believe something; credulous:

granstar
1st July 2016, 20:02
PLUCKYEW .......from the History of the Middle Finger:


Before the Battle of Agincourt in 1415, the French, anticipating victory over the English, proposed to cut off the middle finger of all captured English soldiers.
Without the middle finger it would be impossible to draw the renowned English longbow and therefore they would be incapable of fighting in the future. This famous English longbow was made of the native English Yew tree, and the act of drawing the longbow was known as 'plucking the yew' (or 'pluck yew').

Much to the bewilderment of the French, the English won a major upset and they began mocking the French by waving their middle fingers at the defeated French, saying, See, we can still pluck yew! Since 'pluck yew' is rather difficult to say, the difficult consonant cluster at the beginning has gradually changed to a labiodentalfricative 'F', and thus the words often used in conjunction with the one-finger-salute!

It is also because of the pheasant feathers on the arrows used with the longbow that the symbolic gesture is known as 'giving the bird.'

And yew thought yew knew every plucking thing. Didn't yew!!

granstar
1st July 2016, 20:07
labiodentalfricative 'F'

The voiceless labiodental fricative is a type of consonantal sound, used in a number of spoken languages. The symbol in the International Phonetic Alphabet that represents this sound is ⟨f⟩.

So on that basis we are right to call Steve, Stephfen, aka Steven with a ph

As previous post PHuck it!, ...Fuck it! but the burning questions is what the fuck is IT?

eldog
1st July 2016, 20:20
a texel tasting rather good

I know a Texel breeder. Interesting looking for a townie.
Did taste nice too.

granstar
13th July 2016, 21:50
Rhabdomancy

http://c8.alamy.com/comp/AYA93A/dowsing-rods-divining-rods-dowsing-dowser-dowse-energy-energy-lines-AYA93A.jpg

AKA dowsing or divination for water or mineral ore by means of a rod or wand.

In medieval times was called "water witching", at the time heretics of Roman Catholic faith doing this were considered as doing "devil's work".

Students of quantum theories as yet to explain the incomplete law of physics for this phenomenon.

granstar
16th July 2016, 11:06
Word today is ... minutiae









:psst:the small, precise, or trivial details of something.

granstar
20th August 2016, 18:19
Today was looking through Van Halen tunes and found an instrumental titled ' Baluchitherium'.


So what's it all mean, google my friend says ...pre-historic dinosour

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraceratherium

It was a bit of a creature, here is a perspective ...

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granstar
23rd August 2016, 18:44
Pellucid... it should be easy to understand (pellucid) that this word means translucently clear.

FlangMasterJ
23rd August 2016, 22:39
Banal - so lacking in originality as to be obvious and boring.

granstar
8th September 2016, 12:02
MAILLARD (Reaction) aka browning.
Why one should quick brown/sear meat roasts and stew meats before slow cooking, it helps keep the flavours in the meat.

Some Food science nickedand abridged from the web....
Browning, or the Maillard reaction, creates flavor and changes the color of food.
Maillard reactions generally only begin to occur above 140°C.
Until the Maillard reaction occurs meat will have less flavor. Both caramelization (another thing) and the maillard reaction produce the noticeable brown color of cooked foods.

Technically the Maillard reaction is a chemical reaction between an amino acid and a reducing sugar, usually requiring the addition of heat. Like caramelization, it is a form of non-enzymatic browning. The reactive carbonyl group of the sugar interacts with the nucleophilic amino group of the amino acid, and interesting but poorly characterized odor and flavor molecules result. This process accelerates in an alkaline environment because the amino groups do not neutralize. This reaction is the basis of the flavoring industry, since the type of amino acid determines the resulting flavor.

In the process, hundreds of different flavor compounds are created. These compounds in turn break down to form yet more new flavor compounds, and so on.
Each type of food has a very distinctive set of flavor compounds that are formed during the Maillard reaction. It is these same compounds that flavor scientists have used over the years to create artificial flavors.

Caramelisation is the oxidation of sugar, a process used extensively in cooking for the resulting nutty flavor and brown color ( aka the yummy scratchings in the pan).
As the process occurs, volatile chemicals are released producing the characteristic caramel flavor. The reaction involves the removal of water (as steam) and the break down of the sugar. The caramelization reaction depends on the type of sugar. Sucrose and glucose caramelize around 160C and fructose caramelizes at 110C.

And of course to add resting meat comes part and parcel of cooking meat.
As meat is cooked the proteins in the meat heat up and set. The more cooked the meat, the more ‘set’ the proteins have become. The firmer the meat, the more ‘done’ it is. Why anything over pink in the middle becomes tough as old Johnny Rebs.
When the proteins 'set' they push the meat’s juices towards the centre of the meat.

Allowing the meat to stand away from the heat before serving allows the juices, which have been driven to the centre of the meat to redistribute throughout the meat and be reabsorbed. As a result the meat will loose less juice when you cut it and be far more tender and juicy to eat unless its old cow , and then you haven't a hope.

husaberg
8th September 2016, 18:17
[B]cut it and be far more tender and juicy to eat unless its old cow , and then you haven't a hope.
Cool post food for thought.
They do a enzyme treatment for old cow meat or lower grade tougher cuts to tenderise them, It was locally known here as magic steak.
http://www.enzymedevelopment.com/applications/tenderizer/
Much like a marinade, but an industrial strength one.

Moi
8th September 2016, 18:25
Parkade - a Canadian multi-storey car park building

Stu999c
8th September 2016, 18:59
Tugmuscle
Anyone who is inherently annoying


Sent from the swamp

husaberg
8th September 2016, 19:31
Anguilliform -resembling an eel.
Retiform-resembling a net
Stercoraceous -consisting of or resembling dung or faeces
Succuss -to shake something vigorously, especially a homeopathic remedy