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And then one morning you woke up and noticed a strange thing happened when
you hit the esc. key on your keyboard...
8 years ago
A new word game involving Word Verification words and what they might mean. Is anyone tired of those word verifications required for posting comments? Why not play a fun game where we you get to define the possible meaning of those words and use them in a sentence of your own creation?
amism (noun, AM ism) -- A pejorative term applied to one who speaks incessantly of his or her own state of being, as "I am lucky," "I am so happy," "I am so gorgeous," "I am pleased," "I am so fortunate," etc.
ReplyDeleteEx.: Legal authorities have verified that amism constitutes solid grounds for justifiable homicide.
amism [noun AY-EM-ism]
ReplyDeleteThe annoying condition shared by all morning people.
"Her amism drives me crazy. She doesn't even need coffee to come in to work so perky every day."
amism (awe-mism) noun
ReplyDeleteA condition which affects anyone watching an outdoor fireworks display. The loss of speech had yet to be explained. The observant's power to verbalize is reduced to "Ahhhhh" "OOOhhhh" and "Wow."
Once the fireworks shot up into the air, our whole family's happy chatter was reduced to group amism.
Amism (n) A state of friendliness brought about among apparent strangers as a result of responding to the same blog games.
ReplyDeleted helps to create a good deal of amism.
Amism (n)
ReplyDelete- Refers to a person's delayed response to jokes that turns out to be and additive to fun and humour rather than annoying.
The host's amism to the comedian's punchline causes an uproar of laughter from the audience.
AMism (N)
ReplyDeletephrase attributed to a Texas A&M graduate, normally used in a derogatory fashion.
ie: "I don't like M&M's because they are too hard to peel" is an AMism