17-11-2006
Lexicon
Action of designing a enigma in spite of the fact that no one is interested by resolving it.
Feel like an onion (or to mimicry an onion) expression
Ability to accumulate layers of clothes in order to fight cold temperaturse especially over Easter period in NYC.
Ability of a person to insert in the middle of a sentence in a language clearly defined as NOT being English (in that particular case, French), an English term.
Neologistic adj.
Related to the ability to make up new words.
Noun completely made up to name the inhabitants of the city of Palerme.
Overwhelming feeling experimented by someone who loves Paris (the inhabitants have their own adjective so don't get confused : parisienoholic, rarely used without the negative tense).
Antonyme : Parisophobic
NB: This term can also be applicable for other cities and populations: nantaisoholic, londonoholic...
Word with a very similar spelling than another so which means approximately the same thing. The best thing to explain it is as usual an example: That's prefect my dear! (that's not perfect, you could have done better, but you are nearly there!)
NB : This can be applicable to thousands of words... Up to you to make up your own.
Take a sipette (to) expression
From the French suffix -ette which means: take a little sip.
Unigamy noun
State of a human being to have as a partner, him/herself.
Wonderfulness noun
Fact to be wonderful, delightfull, exciting.