Metaphoresian to English Dictionary, Revised Edition

Released over 2 years ago

	This dictionary is part of The Metaphoresian Language Project: http://hitrecord.org/records/46806 This RECord revisifies the Metaphoresian to English Dictionary for all source material except the two most recent - Chris Harn's Tale of the Bunnybaby, and Metaphorest's most recent masterpiece, The Zeppelin Zoo. I just plain early-tuckered, as this turned out to be a muchly enplussed update than I had expected. I will backget, revivished upon a nearday to un-undone this herculeanist questiff. As always, corrections and clarifications of any ???'s are muchly graciated. Reference Sources: M1: The Day Morgan M Morgansen's Luck Changed - Metaphorest 10/7/09 M2: Morgan M. Morgansen's Date With Destiny - Metaphorest 10/15/09 DD: Destiny's Datesoon Ditty - Metaphorest 01/23/10 D1: Metaphoresian to English Dictionary - Ntheon 01/30/10 S1: Sonnets from the Metaphoresian - Ntheon 01/31/10 LG: The Bunnybaby's Livegiver - LizzieMackie 02/05/10 TB: Tale of the Bunnybaby - Chris Harn 02/05/10 M3: Morgan and Destiny's Eleventeenth Date: The Zeppelin Zoo - Metaphorest 02/10/10 L1: RMS Lula's Misadventurous Arrival - Ntheon 02/28/10 Metaphoresian to English Dictionary accessity: (n) access [first usage: M1] accessorical: (adj) accessory to [first usage: M2] afternow: (n) future [first usage: M1] airsuck: (v) to breathe [first usage: S1] alonely: (adj) alone [first usage: M2] alook: (v) to look [first usage: S1] amourate: (v) to make or become amourous, to become attracted to [first usage: M2] animate: (v) to live, to be alive [first usage: S1] apparate: (v) appear, make appear, produce [first usage: M1] arachnomonster: (n) spider [first usage: M2] ashadow: (adj) lit, esp. dimly lit [first usage: M2] aurumal: (adj) gold, golden [first usage: S1] babettish: (adj) attractive (like a babe) [first usage: M1] back coverer: (n) jacket or blanket ??? [first usage: LG] backcushions: (n) behind, gluteus maximus [first usage: M1] bambistic: (adj) bombastic [first usage: M1] bashless: (adj) brazen, unashamed, antonym of bashful also -ly brazenly [first usage: M2] beatdown: (adj) beaten down [first usage: M1] beautilificent: (adj) beautiful [first usage: D1] birge: (v) purge [first usage: M1] black: (adj) (culinary) well-done, as meat [first usage: M2] bleach: (v) fade, fade away [first usage: S1] bleedy: (adj) (culinary) rare, as meat [first usage: M2] blub-hide: (v) conceal a desire to cry, to hide ones tears [first usage: M2] boomerang: (v) to return in kind, also to mirror (as a guesture) [first usage: M2] brainbaby: (n) idea, brainchild [first usage: M1] brainbox: (n) brain [first usage: M1] brown: (adj) (culinary) medium-well, as meat [first usage: M2] bunnybaby: (n) infant bunny or rabbit [first usage: M2] bunny holder: (n) rabbit cage [first usage: LG] butterflated: (adj) smitten, taken with also -tion (n) quality of being butterflated [first usage: M1] buttonish: (adj) like or similar to a button [first usage: M2] califrag: (n) scalawag [first usage: M1] capacitate: (v) to fill to capacity [first usage: M1] capricitous: (adj) capricious [first usage: M1] celebratious: (adj) celebratory [first usage: M2] certituitous: (adj) certain also -ly (adv) [first usage: M1] chatless: (adj) silent, wordless also -ly (adv) [first usage: M2] cherried: (adj) reddened, esp. to a cherry red shade (as with lipstick) [first usage: M2] chest-coverer: (n) shirt [first usage: M2] citrusly: (adv) sourly [first usage: M2] clockwatch: (v) to time, to measure time [first usage: S1] cloner: (n) duplicator (as of keys)[first usage: M1] cloud puff: (n) fluffy tail, as of a rabbit [first usage: LG] coinage-speak: (n) language created by adding numerous newly coined words to English [first usage: D1] creatifulous: (adj) creative [first usage: D1] crow: (v) to brag [first usage: S1] dermis-hue: (adj) complexion, skin color [first usage: S1] desirate: (v) desire, want also -ed (adj) one who is desired or desirable [first usage: M1] dicel: (adj) chance, as by roll of dice [first usage: S1] disapparate: (v) disappear [first usage: M2] disenglow: (v) to dim see also englow [first usage: S1] doubleglass: (n) mirror [first usage: M2] downtroddenly: (adj) in the manner of someone who is depressed or downtrodden [first usage: Comment by gweninterrupted ] duette: (v) to accompany, as on a date [first usage: M1] duet: (v) to complement, to be paired with [first usage: M2] earthspin-count: (n) date [first usage: S1] earthspin: (n) day [first usage: M1] eatlist: (n) menu (specifically of food items, as at a restaurant) [first usage: M2] eatnight: (n) dinner out [first usage: M1] eatplate: (n) dinner plate, food plate [first usage: M2] eatready: (adj) ready to eat, prepared, cooked [first usage: M2] eatroom: (n) dining room [first usage: M2] Einsteinic: (adj) genius, brilliant [first usage: M1] emotate: (v) to be moved, to feel, to empathize also -ed (n) moved [first usage: M2] encoupling: (n) coupling [first usage: M2] englow: (v) to shine [first usage: S1] enormitude: (n) size [first usage: M1] enplussed: (adj) enhanced, increased, greater [first usage: M1] enquest: (v) to question, to ask [first usage: M2] enscale: (v) to compare, or weigh, as on a scale [first usage: S1] erat: (v) are [first usage: S1] evenkeel: (adj) temperate [first usage: S1] evercute: (adj) forever cute [first usage: M2] everly: (adj) every [first usage: S1] facehole: (n) mouth [first usage: M2] falsituous: (adj) false, pretending [first usage: M2] fastly: (adj) quickly [first usage: M2] fauxface: (n) makeup, cosmetics [first usage: M2] femalian: (n) female, woman [first usage: M2] flamey: (adj) lit, burning [first usage: M2] fleshless: (adj) without meat, vegetarian [first usage: M2] flib-flab: (v) flutter, as one's eyelashes [first usage: M1] flirtate: (v) flirt, act in a flirtatious manner [first usage: M2] Flora: (prop. n) May, the month of May [first usage: S1] floray: (v) sashay [first usage: M1] floricious: (adj) beautiful, lovely, as a flower [first usage: M1] fluffpet: (n) a fluffy or furry animal, especially one suitable as a pet [first usage: M2] flurritude: (n) happiness [first usage: M1] foliage: (n) vegetable, esp. leafy greens, salad [first usage: M2] foodbag: (n) stomach [first usage: M2] foodbringer: (n) waitperson, food server [first usage: M2] foodpenguin: (n) foodbringer in a tuxedo [first usage: M2] foodpile: (n) a pile of food [first usage: M2] fourwalls: (n) house [first usage: M2] freeflit: (v) to flit freely, to come and go without restriction [first usage: M1] frontcushion: (n) breast, mammary gland (esp. human breast) [first usage: M2] fullheart: (adv) wholeheartedly, with all one's heart, completely [first usage: M2] geishily: (adv) coquettishly, as in the manner of a geisha [first usage: M2] glaze: (v) gaze [first usage: M1] glowed: (v) lit dimly, made to glow [first usage: M2] Gods-place: (n) heaven [first usage: S1] graciate: (v) to thank [first usage: M1] gracity: (n) gratitude [first usage: M1] grape liquid: (n) wine [first usage: M2] griff: (adj) gruff [first usage: M1] habberdashed: (adj) tittillated, bowled over [first usage: M1] halfshut: (adj) half shut [first usage: M1] hardclear: (n) window [first usage: M1] hastle: (v) to hasten, to act or move quickly [first usage: D1] headfront: (face) [first usage: M2] herbivorous: (adj) vegetarian also -osity (n) quality of being herbivorous [first usage: M2] horizontalize: (v) to lie down, to sleep [first usage: M2] horizontalize: (v) to straighten or make level [first usage: M2] hornified: (adj) sexually aroused, horny [first usage: M2] hourbag: (n) hand ??? [first usage: M1] humanian: (n) human [first usage: M2] imbeebed: (adj) imbibed, drunk [first usage: M1] in and out: (v) to go in and out [first usage: M1] inard mould: (n) impression [first usage: LG] infinitous: (adj) infinite also -ly (adv) infinitely [first usage: M1] infosquare: (n) business card [first usage: M1] in-out: (n) catflap, cat door [first usage: M1] jamsack: (v) to fill completely [first usage: M1] jib: (v) to snap (as snap out of) [first usage: M1] jollitude: (n) joy, happiness [first usage: M1] juice of old red grapes: (n) wine [first usage: M2] lacklustrous: (adj) lacking in lustre, dull, boring [first usage: M1] largen: (v) to grow or enlarge see also enplus [first usage: S1] lavicious: (adj) lascivious also -ly (adv) in a lascivious manner [first usage: M1] lifebasket: (n) heart [first usage: M1] lifegiver: (n) mother [first usage: LG] linguisticator: (n) linguist [first usage: D1] lionette: (n) cat see also purrpet [first usage: M1] liplift: (v): to smile [first usage: M1] liplocked: (adj) in the act of kissing [first usage: M2] liquid: (n) a drink or beverage (see wet) [first usage: M2] longroom: (n) hallway [first usage: M2] lothariate: (v) to romance or pitch woo [first usage: M2] loveling: (adj) darling [first usage: S1] lovesplode: (v) to almost explode with romantic feeling [first usage: M2] low-dip: (v) to decline [first usage: S1] Metaphoresian: (prop. n) the metaphorical coinage language invented by Metaphorest [first usage: D1] metaphoresical: (adj) of or relating to the use of metaphors [first usage: D1] mightbe: (adv) maybe, perhaps minicular: (adj) miniature, small, tiny [first usage: M1] money: (v) to pay [first usage: M2] moon-up: (n) night (anyonym of sun-up or sunrise) [first usage: M2] muchly: (adv) often [first usage: S1] must-pay: (v) to owe, as a debt also (n) debt, obligation nadura: (n) nature [first usage: S1] narcissis: (v) to look at oneself, particularly in a vain manner [first usage: M2] nearday: (n) day in the near future [first usage: M1] necessitude: (n) need [first usage: M1] neckbow: (n) bowtie [first usage: M2] no holder: (n) the outside of a cage, freedom [first usage: LG] no-walls (the): (n) the outdoors [first usage: M2] occupance: (n) lease, leasehold [first usage: S1] olfactory organ: (n) nose [first usage: M2] paff-kaff: (n) hardware [first usage: M1] paidslave: (n) employee, esp. one who is underpaid [first usage: M2] pan-porally: (adj) with all pores (open) [first usage: M1] pardonbeg: (v) to beg pardon, to make excuse or apology [first usage: D1] passion-paired: (adj) united by passion, in love or lust [first usage: M2] pattern same: (adj) matching [first usage: LG] paw: (v) to hand see also personpaw [first usage: M1] pendulemical: (adj) like a pendulum also -ly (adv) in the manner of a pendulum [first usage: M2] penguin-dressed: (adj) wearing a tuxedo [first usage: M2] personette: (n) woman, girl, or in general a female person [first usage: M1] personholder: (n) chair [first usage: M2] personista: (n) man, boy, or in general a male person [first usage: S1] personpaw: (n) hand also (v) to hand or give [first usage: M1] pinkify: (v) blush, flush, redden (as one's face), generally with embarassment also re- pinkify again [first usage: M1] plateforest: (n) a plate of vegetables, esp. a salad [first usage: M2] pludgeon: (v) sell [first usage: M1] polybank: (n) full line, wide selection [first usage: M1] polypainted: (adj) painted in multiple colors, colorful [first usage: M2] postceed: (v) proceed [first usage: M1] preferate: (v) proffered [first usage: M1] pre-night: (n) evening [first usage: M2] pre-noon: (n) morning [first usage: M1] pre-puke: (n, v) vomit inside one's mouth [first usage: M2] primular: (adj) primary or initial, also -ly (adv) [first usage: M1] proclamate: (v) proclaim [first usage: M1] procreational: (adj) of or relating to sex [first usage: M2] procreational: (adj) sexually desirable (as for procreation) [first usage: M2] procreator: (n) one who has sexual intercourse [first usage: M2] purrpet: (n) cat see also lionette [first usage: M1] quaken: (v) to shake [first usage: S1] repaw: (v) to hand back, return [first usage: M1] resay: (v) to reply [first usage: M1] re-stand: (v) to stand again (after sitting) [first usage: M2] roundwalls: (n) hole, as a rabbithole [first usage: LG] sacrificious: (adj) sacrificial, self-sacrificing [first usage: M2] saltliquid: (n) tear [first usage: M2] sandpaperous: (adj) rough [first usage: S1] saxifrage: (n) sex-appeal also: -ous (adj) sexy [first usage: M1] sayback: (n) reply [first usage: M1] scitter: (v) skitter [first usage: M1] scorch: (adj) hot [first usage: S1] scorchtime: (n) summer, summertime [first usage: S1] seeable: (adj) standing out, easily visible [first usage: M2] seedpod: (n) bud [first usage: S1] see-globe cover: (n) eyelid [first usage: M2] see-globe hairs: (n) eyelashes [first usage: M1] see-globe: (n) eye [first usage: M1] see-globe-scan: (v) look at, look over, or visually scan [first usage: M2] see-treat: (n) attractive person, (colloquially) a feast for the eyes [first usage: M2] selicity: (n) felicity, happiness also -ous (adj) happy, glad, pleased [first usage: M1] shamy: (adv) shameful also -ily (adv) shamefully [first usage: M1] shook: (adj) shaken, also as in upset [first usage: M2] skak: (n) ??? [first usage: M1] skog: (n) unpleasant sort/ cranky person [first usage: M2] sleep-platform: (n) bed [first usage: M2] slittish: (adj) slitted, of or like a slit [first usage: M1] sloop: (v) tilt, slope [first usage: M1] sloove and slauve: (v) sway to and fro [first usage: M1] smise: (n, v) smile [first usage: M2] snorgle-flit: (n) laugh, fit of giggling [first usage: M1] snoring: (adj) sleeping [first usage: LG] snoring cage: (adj) a cage specifically for sleeping [first usage: LG] snoring warmer: (n) blanket [first usage: LG] soaped: (adj) freshly cleaned, showered [first usage: M2] soonly: (adv) shortly, soon after [first usage: M2] sound receiver: (n) ear [first usage: LG] sour-yellow: (n) lemon [first usage: M2] speciate: (v) specify [first usage: M1] speedily: (adv) quickly, hastily [first usage: M2] speedily shut a solo see-globe: (v) wink [first usage: M2] spitswallow: (v) to swallow ones spit, to gulp as in embarassment [first usage: M2] straightie: (n) line [first usage: S1] sublimo: (adj) sublime [first usage: M1] sub-serviette: (v) to cover with a table napkin [first usage: M2] sub-table: (prep) under or below the table [first usage: M2] subtude: (v) said ??? [first usage: M1] subvide: (v) sub-divide, split [first usage: M2] suffer-pawing: (v) to lose (posession of), to have taken away [first usage: S1] suited: (adj) wearing a suit, or generally fine clothes [first usage: M2] swashay: (v) to change, as sway or wander [first usage: S1] swavered: (v) swayed, sashayed [first usage: M2] tardily: (adj) lately, or in a manner of being tardy [first usage: M2] tilting bunny holder: (n) door of a rabbit cage [first usage: LG] timeteller: (n) clock [first usage: M2] tock: (v) tick (alternate form) [first usage: M2] toetangle: (v) touch toes or feet, to play footsie [first usage: M2] tonguetangle: (v) french kiss, tongue kiss [first usage: M2] topbulb-deep: (adj) deep in thought [first usage: M2] topbulb: (n) head [first usage: M1] top-chompers: (n) upper teeth [first usage: M2] top-flap: (n) collar (as of a shirt) [first usage: M2] trickle: (v) to enter slowly [first usage: LG] tutter: (v) stutter [first usage: M1] twin: (v) copy, duplicate, or resemble also -ify [first usage: M1] twittery: (adj) atwitter, agitated [first usage: M2] ultimated: (adj) final, ultimate also -or (adj) last [first usage: M1] undermouth: (n) chin [first usage: M1] undid: (adj) undone [first usage: S1] unhide: (v) uncover, reveal [first usage: M1] Unlive-bringer: (prop n) Death, the Grim Reaper [first usage: S1] unlive: (v) to be dead, to no longer live, to exist as a corpse [first usage: M2] unlocker: (n) key [first usage: M1] unquest: (v) request [first usage: M2] unstand: (v) to sit [first usage: M2] unticktocked: (adj) eternal see also tock [first usage: S1] upright: (v) to stand up [first usage: M2] vicinitate: (v) to move to the vicinity of, to approach [first usage: M2] voyage-way: (n) course, as of a ship [first usage: S1] wafts: (n) winds, breezes [first usage: S1] wallhole: (n) door [first usage: M1] wareroom: (n) warehouse, store [first usage: M1] waxstick: (n) candle [first usage: M2] wet: (n) a drink, a beverage (see liquid) [first usage: M2] wetsky: (adv) rainy [first usage: M1] whence-please: (adj) sometimes, when one pleases [first usage: S1] whimsilious: (adv) whimsical [first usage: D1] whim: (v) to do as one pleases, to act on a whim [first usage: M1] woofpet: (n) dog [first usage: comment by LizzieMackie 3/4/10] wordgap: (n) a gap in conversation, a wordless interval [first usage: M2] yazee: (exclamation) yay [first usage: M1] yeuch: (v) gag [first usage: M2] zombicular: (adj) zombie-like [first usage: M1]