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baxil, I have just discovered the best site evar.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it: go there, generate a few words that you like the sound of, and come up with fake dictionary definitions for them! Here's some I made earlier, in true Blue Peter tradition:
threrance n. 1. the reiteration of something three times. 2a. In pagan traditions that observe the Threefold Law, the force responsible for this. 2b. The manifestation of such. "When Johnny tripped over that tree root yesterday, he got his just threrance." 3. any manifestation of the energy of three.
appyrial adj. having physically manifested from another plane of existence.
marmague n. a dessert, having originated in Quebec, consisting of fruit-filled choux pastry topped with toffee.
posilt v. (of an object with metaphysical properties) to misalign; to place in juxtaposition with other objects or forces in an unbalancing way.
fewherve n. a weaving device used for unravelling the shells of Corsecardis turtles, which are constructed of a fine, thread-like substance used in the making of some kinds of protective clothing. v. to make thread using a fewherve.
Also, on an unrelated note, I am loving having this icon as my default so much. I don't know why; it just feels strangely liberating to present to the world this way. Something to ponder.
Your mission, should you choose to accept it: go there, generate a few words that you like the sound of, and come up with fake dictionary definitions for them! Here's some I made earlier, in true Blue Peter tradition:
threrance n. 1. the reiteration of something three times. 2a. In pagan traditions that observe the Threefold Law, the force responsible for this. 2b. The manifestation of such. "When Johnny tripped over that tree root yesterday, he got his just threrance." 3. any manifestation of the energy of three.
appyrial adj. having physically manifested from another plane of existence.
marmague n. a dessert, having originated in Quebec, consisting of fruit-filled choux pastry topped with toffee.
posilt v. (of an object with metaphysical properties) to misalign; to place in juxtaposition with other objects or forces in an unbalancing way.
fewherve n. a weaving device used for unravelling the shells of Corsecardis turtles, which are constructed of a fine, thread-like substance used in the making of some kinds of protective clothing. v. to make thread using a fewherve.
Also, on an unrelated note, I am loving having this icon as my default so much. I don't know why; it just feels strangely liberating to present to the world this way. Something to ponder.


Comments
Some of those are actually useful, too, like "indubiously". And "farfetching" is a lovely word, awww. --well, at least if you take it in the sense of "actually, they *can* be, it just seems unbelievable...."
Also, I am a linguistgeek I guess; I got completely distracted by going "Hang on, is "leatch" actually technically a possible English word?" and sort of forgot the aim of the exercise entirely. ^^
(Also, I like the icon. Would be especially amusing when taking things completely out of context. XP)
thannint, n.: The smallest known discrete unit of magical energy, discovered by Sherinte Coushould in 1956 after the thanni was split. 1/23rd of a thanni; 1/529 of a thaum.
unsin, v.: To slough off bad karma by flaring during a transit through a wortat. Frowned upon by the Order of Grey, who believe that the negative energy discarded in this way accumulates in unspace and is responsible for the recent upswing in monster sightings.
sivistrece, n.: A magical hybrid of a rooster and a sumporges, which subsists on precious metals. Its gaze is known to slowly turn organic materials into silver. Highly prized by alchemists, but great care must be taken in their keeping.
saing, adj.: Carried in blood (as a spell effect). Saing magic is often studied by necromancers, though the Amight Battlemages have refined the field into fine science. Ancient saing experiments are thought to be the origin of werekind, even though modern sainanthropy is not transmissible by fluid exchange.
artent, n.: An omen that leaves you so slack-jawed at its beauty, thirty seconds later you've forgotten what it is it just warned you about.
And I really like the artent. Well, I don't think I'd like to meet one, but I loffled. It reminds me of things we've seen that are of a more positive respect.
A thannint really does sound like a small unit of magic....
Thannint made me giggle. I'm always amused/intrigued by the concept of magick being quantifiable, since in this time and place it's as vague and unquantifiable as any other supernatural/spiritual phenomenon. Sivitrece: I get it, a silver cockatrice... but since it's "trece," it might have something to do with the number three, or with Pythagoras. Wortat and artent both sound potentially useful in dialog, but unsinning could possibly happen elsewhere than a wortat. When people go for baptism, or bathe in the river Ganges, they're trying to wash away sins or karma so they can be purified and have a fresh start, right?
As far as unsinning, I was thinking of it as a concept distinct from redemption or cleansing - in the same way that there's a subtle but real distinction between "undo" and "fix." Although the distinction between ridding one's self of sin via a river and ridding one's self of sin via a void is pretty academic. *shrug* Mostly it was being handed a word that seemed to mean something already and tying it in with the theme. :)
So does "posilt" have stress on first or second syllable?
-- Yannick Gingras (http://ygingras.net)
Maybe I'll get the chance to bake you a marmague one day!
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