The setup of the blog’s new home has been awfully slow going, while posts-to-be are piling up and getting stale, so I’m going to give publishing here another try for a limited run. Perhaps the spirit of the season will pervade even the grinchitude of Blogger’s grinding gears... Of course there’s no better way to kick things off than with a batch of word-verification definitions, collected and explained for the curious at that link.
• apersed — n. [ah pur sed] “&” with a cold.
• brqua — n. [burr kwah] Ice water.
• cesinema — n. [see zin eh muh] The niche film genre concerning movies made about the alkali element Cesium. (It’s rare but it tends to get really big reactions.)
• comotin— n. [ko moh tin] A rather abbreviated commotion.
• dessinub — n. [deh sah nub] What French people wear their pencils down to as they draw.
• enzies — n. [en zeez] Adorable catalytic proteins.
• facangsh — SFX [fuh kangzh] The sound of dropped pots and pans.
• generoget — v. [jeen roh zhay] How to clone the thesaurus dude.
• iness — n. 1. [iy ness] The being of me. 2. [in ess] Surrounded by sibilance.
• lizerap — n. [lih zuh rap] A reptile bustin’ rhymes.
• MasCom — The Spanish conglomerate that brings you more of everything.
• mookd — v. (p.t.) [mookt] Toined inta some kinda chucklehead, see.
• norecal — n. [no ree kal] An inability to get back units of energy.
• peeste — adj. [peest] Julio Iglesias in a bad mood.
• plogi — n. [plo gi] A particularly plump pierogi.
• polog — n. [poh lahg] A really bad “cold open”.
• proinger — n. [proh in gur] One in favor of certain verb suffixes.
• ratiop — n. [ray shee ahp] Clandestine mission involving relative values.
• ressecti — excl. [ree sek tee] Hermione’s favorite spell in Wizarding Biology. (The frogs are still dead, but at least they’re back in one piece.)
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