From the Delectionary: Comy

Comy n.
etymology: from early 21st century tween pop culture, exact origins unknown
definition: an Edward Cullen
e.g. Dude, he’s such a comy; all the girls think he’s cute, but it’s almost like some author developed him with that being the only thing in mind and forgot to add any realistic character development.

I can’t believe Twilight killed the box office this weekend. Ugh! The book wasn’t very good so I can only assume the movie is worse. Lol-Rotten Tomatoes

Sorry I haven’t been updating the Delectionary, but I’m just not good with regular things. I have tons of words though that have built up in a txt file, so I’m ready to share with the world. =D

From the Delectionary: Othes

othes n.
etymology: from Greek, ethos meaning accustomed place + Greek, oes meaning many
definition: one who multitasks addictively
e.g. She was always admired for having great skill as an othes, but few people knew the poor quality of her work.

A little background on the Delectionary-I publish a new entry semiweekly to this creative little dictionary.  The words are in the most part inspired by typos in instant messages with a few from other sources.  Disclaimer: Please don’t be offended by any of the false etymologies.  They’re just for fun.

From the Delectionary: Openj

openj v.
etymology: from indigenous Australian openjai meaning incision
definition: to cut or slice in an expression of emotion, usually angst or bitterness
e.g. The emo girl was openjing the puppet to let out her anger.

A little background on the Delectionary-I publish a new entry semiweekly to this creative little dictionary.  The words are in the most part inspired by typos in instant messages with a few from other sources.  Disclaimer: Please don’t be offended by any of the false etymologies.  They’re just for fun.