Defimitions 2

Defimitions 2

Changing the spelling of the word, to make a new definition.
Contest ended 8 years ago 6/22/2003 12:00:00 AM EDT

Contest Info

  • Cost: 1 credit
  • Jackpot: 39 credits

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First Place
# 1
By Vortex (Score: 6.745)
2

The beginnings of a beard.

Word count: 5
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Second Place
# 2
By tiddlycove (Score: 6.463)
1

Prepeat (verb): The first part of déjà vu; the event that you believe you are re-living. From the Latin prepetere, lit.: to do it again for the first time.

Word count: 29
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Third Place
# 3
By TheNomad (Score: 6.404)
2

Follacy - The mistaken belief that no one will notice your comb over

Word count: 12
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4
By Vortex (Score: 6.385)
2

A woman who sings in the shower.

Word count: 7
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5
By TheNomad (Score: 6.264)
2

Masticaption - Eating your words

Word count: 4
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6
By willman (Score: 6.113)
1

That seemingly infinite amount of time following the moment when you discover that your breath still smells of the onions you had at lunch, until the moment you find a breath freshener.

Word count: 32
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7
By kintaru (Score: 6.099)
2

Costemplation : The act of hesitation felt by customers before purchasing.

Word count: 10
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8
By DGMacphee (Score: 6.009)
0

The incorrect method of handling of a large company.

E.g. The accountant found many problems in the financial statements of the enroneous company.

Word count: 25
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9
By kintaru (Score: 5.949)
2

Omnicotence : The feeling of godliness experienced by a human being who has successfully quit smoking.

Word count: 15
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10
By Kolyndia (Score: 5.851)
1

Pronunciation: "desk-pu-'RA-shun"
Function: Noun
Date: 19th century
1. loss of hope and surrender to company policy
2. a state of hopelessness leading to the urge to bang one's head against their desk.

Word count: 34
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