ITT: We make our own words

>>9500104
Though everyone will think you mean "dolling" which is acting like a lil bitch's toy

>>9500104
Gronklet.

Combination of gronk and Brainlet.

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Same. Google said that painting the footing on a wall was called "cutting"
FALSE.

>>9500104
>dalling
http://sorabji.com/1828/words/d/dalling.html

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>>9500104
So you didn't mean "dallying"?

>>9500206
Not necessarily. I felt like I needed a word that expressed joy and comfort in what you're doing while wasting time. This was the first word that came to mind and it doesn't exist.

Phlimpfing.

>>9500215
so you did mean dallying.

Strommeltjes

A succession of small but very annoying events that culminate in a ruined day.

>>9500206
>>9500410
This. Op doesn't know how to spell and is self indulgent about it. Better luck next time, op.

>>9500104
Lol you idiot, that's dallying, or dilly-dallying. You didn't invent a word you misspelt one.

>>9500104
>>9500206
>>9500215
>>9500410
>>9500429

The best part about this is that OP is just dallying right now, i.e. wasting his time like a moron but having fun with it. So really good for him.

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>>9500104
Here's my word:

>KekrotlLOOOOOLwhatsuppppp, noun: (1) the most sublime sentiment, experienced only by the most noble souls; (2) deep compassion that stems from the contemplation of Nature's order.

I never understood why "exply" is not a word.

If you can imply things, you should also be able to exply them.

It's not the same as explaining. Exply is the opposite of imly; it means you're explicit in claiming something with your words, which doesn't mean you necessarily explain it.

If I say "I bet you're a fucking virgin", then I'm implying that being a virgin is something bad. If I say "virgins are pathetic," then I'm explying it.

>>9500104
>groscock

means macho, meathead

>>9501298
GOOD post.

I developed something similar.

Outperly and inperly, adverbs.

>Outperly
From outside perception.
Like, if someone were to look at me, he'd think certain things about the way I look, how I dress and what I say.

>Inperly
The opposite - from inside perception - it's how it's from my point of view or the object's in question.

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stop inflating the vocabulary

>>9500417
Are you actually using that word, anon?
Just asking