I am learning the english language thanks MES. This forum is the bestest school of english school and you're all the best "teach".
Cappuccino and a slice of quiche for everyone, my treat! :applaud:

I've always liked 'pleasurelicious'.

I think it means 'pleasureable, and also quite delicious'.

It has a nice ring to it.

Voxish. I often think I feel like this, still not sure what it means.

I have always been very partial to think it means feeling like Bono Vox, but i cannot prove it, alas. :(

A crazy feeling, anyway.

Corporate-ulent

My fave is Moderninity -- which I think is Modernity + Inanity. -_-

Didn't he once finish some piece he wrote for a music mag with the line Stymerand...whatever that means? (or something)

It's coming fastly.

Sounds beautiful to my ears.

Likewise,

(and) Brrrptzzap (the subject)

Moderninity for me too.
It has a nice ring.

That one.

Considering the letter E, we have

Enduction and Enigrammatic

:)

I never liked that one. Trying too hard. A bit too pleased with itself.

As for "enduction", it's just a spelling mistake, isn't it?

Blindlessly

yeah, that's the one for me :thumbsup:

Outsidedness

(...flavour of it)?

So which one do you like then?

portaphone

Muzorewi

Restifal, or however it is spelt.

I don't have a favourite made-up word. I prefer the way he puts existing words together.

I should have ignored this thread, shouldn't I?

That's not made up, it's an archbishop. (Terry Jones voice)

Dictionary
,
Eduction--
something educed,
Educe, to draw or bring out
To assume or work out from given fact's.
Induction,
The act of inducting; introduction; initiation,
En,
an abbreviation for English,
Duction,
the rotation of an eye on the vertical and horizontal axis,:wacko:

Its Muzorewa though

:D

I knew that, Muzorewa doesn't have a daughter.

:D

Blindlessly.

Ah, yes. But maybe his mates called him Muzorewi :unsure:

Moderninity

Well, your opinion is perfectly acceptable to me. I kind of agree with that context thing. I find the opposite happens too, for instance when he goes "she was without malice" in Sing Harpy, I always cringe.

But the way he sings corporate -u- lent all stretched out works for me.

Ex-cruelty

Sandwich.

Wich Songh-uh?!? :huh:

Sandwich Song.
Obviously.

Agragarian ....its a reform!

:confused: :huh: Is it on The Unbutterable or in Breads Roll?

Favourite is "Corperate-ulent"

But also have fondness for "Yarbles"

Yarbles is Clockwork Orange nadstat

What does it mean? Bollocks?

I think so. Nice to have you around Baggy, it's been a while B)

I like "agragarian" a lot, it's a nice portmanteau of "agrarian" and "agregate", I always imagine - ie, a bog-standard average piece of British countryside...possibly in Norfolk :P

"Corporate-ulent" just seems a little smug & sophomoric to me...it's not even that clever, really, both "Corporate" & "Corpulent" come from the same root.

Has anybody, aprt from MES, ever used the word "portaphone"?

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