Word
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Explanation
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Use
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Contributor
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Smilth |
Milk on a table |
"Could you please pass the smilth"
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Sminite |
A new poison of the cyinide family |
"That smells llike sminite"
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Smuffy |
To be cosy and warm |
"I'm all smuffy"
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Snicking |
When snow flakes stick to the ground |
"Look, it's snicking"
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Somuch |
More then anything else |
"I love you somuch"
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Spelleridge |
A certain way of spelling something |
"This has definite spelleridge"
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Spirne |
Something tall, thin and sometimes pointy |
"Look how spirn that girl is"
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Splendify |
Describe something in a splendid way. |
"The author splendifys the
character of..."
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Squigy |
Soft and tender hugs |
"...lots of squigy hugs"
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Stickupon |
Hair that refuses to stay down |
"My hair is stickupon if i wash it too
many times
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Sumsies |
To do sums and mathamatics |
"It would have to use more sumsies"
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Syrupy |
An item drenched in something resembling syrup |
"Mmmm, syrupy"
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Swepping |
What you do to the floor that has to be mopped |
"I'm swepping the floor"
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Swizzly |
Pretty bright lights |
"The Christams lights are all swizzly"
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