English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Aboriginal [Noun.]
Not new.
Antiques [Noun.]
Opposed to ‘ques’.
Casualty [Noun.]
Someone who lives life in the slow lane.
Massacre [Noun.]
Sunday bloodbath.
Novelist [Noun.]
Inventor.
Pharmacist [Noun.]
Professor of agricultural studies.
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English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Billiard felt [Noun.]
Sports: sexual assault after a billiard game.
Brazilian Rainforest [Noun.]
Contradiction in terms.
Divine [Verb.]
To sober up.
Extricate [Noun.]
A spare girl called Kate.
Geography [Verb.]
To write in sand.
Mineral [Noun.]
Tiny general.
Petty [Adj.]
The act of stroking one’s submissive partner.
Pressure cooker [Noun.]
Chef who is overwrought.
Transitive verb [Noun.]
Verb that has undergone a sex change.
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English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Accelerate [Verb.]
To chop celery quickly.
Debrief [Verb.]
To remove underwear.
Defer [Verb.]
To remove animal body hair.
Delay [Verb.]
To stop having intercourse.
Delight [Verb.]
To darken.
Deliver [Verb.]
To remove someone’s liver.
Desiccation [Verb.]
To recover from illness.
Desist [Verb.]
To kill someone’s sister.
Petition [Noun.]
Petite Greek man.
Zealousness [Noun.]
French jealousy.
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English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Ballistic [Noun.]
Male chauvinism.
Discover [Verb.]
To remove a lid.
Extraneous [Adj.]
Outside a train.
Fallacious [Adj.]
Of a penis-like quality; Pertaining to the male reproductive organ.
Lunatic [Noun.]
Person who has visited the moon.
McMuffin [Noun.]
Scottish lady part.
Might [Noun.]
The possibility of power.
Ultimate [Noun.].
Best friend.
Womanhood [Noun.]
Sapphic ghetto.
Womanise [Verb.]
To become more effeminate.
Zealotry [Noun.]
French lottery.
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English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Baffle [Verb.]
Eating waffles in the morning.
Bees [Noun.]
Philosophy: school of existentialism.
Buttress [Noun.]
Anal mistress.
Comedian [Noun.]
Witty Soviet.
Explain [Noun.]
Wreckage of an aeronautical accident.
Fashions [Noun.]
Effeminate racists.
Forego [Verb.]
Regular human intercourse. See also: Forelay.
Friendship [Noun.]
Chaste boating holiday.
Geology [Noun.]
Study of g’s.
Host [Adj.]
Most prostitute like.
Impeccable [Adj.]
Well protected from birds.
Intervention [Noun.]
Between two “ventions”.
Job market [Noun.]
Economics: prostitutionary clientèle.
Key figure [Noun.]
Unknown island resident.
Mail armour [Noun.]
Pepper spray.
Methodology [Noun.]
Study of class A narcotics. See also: Mythology.
Moonshine [Noun.]
Ass polish.
Niceties [Noun.]
E.g. London and Amsterdam.
Ornithologist [Noun.]
Professor of women.
Pussyhound [Noun.]
Breed of cat and dog.
Rampart [Noun.]
John Thomas.
Scansion [Noun.]
Villa with socially deplorable residents.
Verb [Noun.]
I know, the word verb is a noun.
Woman [Noun.]
Woe of man.
Workload [Noun.]
Economics: shift termination of a prostitute.
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English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Abacus [Noun.]
Scandinavian minstrel quartet at the court of the 1st century Roman Emperors.
Billabong [Verb.]
To fine a drummer.
Bother [Adj.]
Comparative form of ‘Both’.
Brace Yourself [Expr.]
Do-it-yourself dentistry.
Catholic [Noun.]
Addicted to felines.
Cockney [Adj.]
Male chauvinistic.
Co-mobility [Noun.]
Disentangled hair.
Cruelty [Noun.]
The act of forced drinking of Earl Grey by mother-in-law.
Dreadnought [Noun.]
Fear of sexual intimacy.
Engage [Noun.]
Love measuring device.
Erosion [Noun.]
Red-light district of Jerusalem.
Exiles [Noun.]
Former islands.
Frust [Verb.]
Vexation over impenetrability.
Ironic [Noun.]
Strong.
Judo [Noun.]
Jewish fête.
Namely [Adj.]
George Berty Arthur Cecil Melchett-Saxenbourg.
Petty Criminal [Expr.]
Domesticated offender.
Posh [Noun.]
Opposite of ‘pull’ on Oxford University doors.
Profound [Noun.]
To find something before it is lost.
Protestant [Noun.]
Feminist relative.
Reverse [Verb.]
To verse again.
Tribes [Noun.]
Three b’s.
Tudor [Noun.]
Medieval teacher.
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English is a complex language. Meanings of words are constantly changing and new definitions arise all the time. See if you can spot some new meanings in the alphabetic list below.
Accordion [Noun.]
The subjective truth of someone else.
Aggregate [Noun.]
Farming scandal.
Arson [Verb.]
To sit.
Buggery [Noun.]
The study of insect.
Carmelite [Noun.]
A half-hearted Buddhist.
Climate [Noun.]
First instruction at mountaineering school.
Crackerjack [Noun.]
A device for raising biscuits.
Damnation [Noun.]
Holland.
Definite [Adj.]
London slang: “I can’t hear man.”
Deixis [Noun.]
Plural form of lesbian.
Dentist [Noun.]
Someone who repairs car-bodywork.
Domino [Noun.]
Preacher in Italy.
Fallacy [Noun.]
Amusingly shaped.
Feckless [Adj.]
Celibate in Ireland.
Fundamentalist [Noun.]
People who give money to a spiritual healer.
Goblet [Noun.]
A small mouth.
Iconoclastic [Noun.]
A rubber band for securing religious paintings.
Piecrust [Noun.]
What you get if you don’t polish your pike.
Placenta [Noun.]
Japanese television-show host.
Problematic [Noun.]
A disastrous loft conversion.
Prolapsed [Noun.]
In favour of having your diner in front of the television.
Psychological [Noun.]
Something that makes sense on a bike.
Pubescent [Noun.]
Intimate deodorant.
Rambling [Noun.]
Jewellery for sheep.
Ransom [Verb.]
A half-hearted jog.
Shag-pile [Noun.]
An experience both painful and pleasurable.
Shamrock [Noun.]
Polystyrene pebble.
Sorcerer [Adj.]
Comparative form of Saucer.
Specimen [Noun.]
Italian astronauts.
Stifle [Noun.]
No room at the pig’s home.
Surcharge [Noun.]
A fee for purchased honours.
Titillate [Noun.]
Delayed puberty.
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