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251. thrux (thrŭks)
- a. (n.) Something that is the absolute core and driving force behind something.
Example: Education is the thrux of this labor government's manifesto.
252. über (ü-bûr)
- a. (adj.) Really; very; above everything else.
Note: This is already defined in the English language similarly to the definition we were given.
253. umbrace (ŭm-brās')
- a. (n.) The small strap that holds an umbrella in place.
254. unanimosity (yü-năn'ə-mŏs'ĭ-tē)
- a. (n.) The result when everyone is in agreement, but nobody likes what they agreed upon.
255. unbelievabubble (ŭn'bĭ-lē-və-bŭb'əl)
- a. (adj.) Excellently good; excellently fantabulous.
256. undysfunctionalize (ŭn'dĭs-fŭngk'shən-ə'lĭz')
- a. (v.) To get family counseling.
257. unmakable (ŭn-mā'kə'bəl)
- a. (adj.) Incapable of being made; unable to be accomplished.
258. unrivable (ŭn-rī'və-bəl)
- a. (v.) To be unrivaled; unable to be rivaled with.
259. unstaple (ŭn-stā'pəl)
- a. (n.) The staple that never goes all the way through the pages.
260. untake (ŭn-tāk)
- a. (v.) To put something back; to separate.
261. untruthitude (ŭn-trüth'ĭ-tüd')
- a. (n.) A boldfaced lie.
Example: Jason showed some real untruthitude out there when he reported that there was no poverty problem despite all the homeless people wandering about behind him.
262. unyet (ŭn-yĕt)
- a. (adj.) A negative indicator used to denote a lack of actualization.
Example: He is unyet ready to perform at the recital tonight.
263. used to could (yüzd tō kud)
- a. (aux.v.) Was once able to but no longer can.
264. varidextrous (vâ'rĭ-dĕk'strəs)
- a. (adj.) Neither right-handed, left-handed, nor ambidextrous; performs some tasks with the right hand and others with the left.
265. varietous (və-rī'ĭ-təs)
- a. (adj.) Having great variety.
266. vendovalueist (ven'dō-val'yü'ist)
- a. (n.) A person who inserts his change into vending machines according to value (nickels, dimes, quarters, etc.).
267. vu jade (vü zhä'dā)
- a. (n.) The strange feeling that an experience has never happened before.
268. wafflence (wŏf'ə'ləns)
- a. (n.) An inability to make up one's mind.
269. WAM (wăm)
- a. (v.) To review printed material quickly, looking for obvious errors. Process usually used by editors.
Example: Before the catalog goes to press, I want to WAM it one more time.
270. wedgie (wĕj'ē)
- a. (n.) The condition of having one's undergarments shoved up between one's buttocks.
Note: The submitter most likely is the one giving people wedgies since they didn't study their dictionary well enough to know that wedgies are already defined in this way.
271. Whenterday (wĕn'tər-dā)
- a. (n.) Whenever on a day. Used when one wants to specify a day of the week.
Example: Jane: Whenterday will it be done? Jack: Most likely Sunday.
272. Whitesican (wīt'sĭ-kən)
- a. (n.) Someone of Caucasian and Mexican heritage.
273. wickcellent (wĭk'sə-lənt)
- a. (interj.) Being both wicked (in the awesome sense of the word) and excellent. Used when one word alone will not suffice for an exclamation.
274. wiggy (wĭg'ē)
- a. (interj.) A multipurpose word. Useful in exclamations of surprise, shock, and disbelief. As in: "Wiggy!!!"
275. wonderfullissimaester (wŭn'dər-fəl'ēs'sĭ'mīs'tər)
- a. (adj.) Being beyond excellent.
Examples: "I feel wonderfullissimaesterish," or "You are wonderfullissimaester."
