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51. conaster (kə-năs'tər)
- a. (n.) Literally: with star, antonym to disaster. The fortunate outcome of an almost imminent disaster; the sensation of a catastrophe narrowly averted and later remembered from the vantage point of safety.
Examples:
There were several conasters in my life that I cannot recall without thanking God for his undeserved mercy.
You were born under a lucky star. This conaster is an amazing mixture of chance and miracle.
52. conastrous (kə-năs'trəs)
- a. (adj.) Having the nature of a conaster, causing great relief. Antonym to disastrous.
Example: I had a conastrous experience after being caught in a storm while windsurfing.
53. concoctuous (kən-kŏkt'chü'əs)
- a. (adj.) Behaving immaturely or foolishly. Also: concoctuously
54. concretenate (kŏn-krē'tə-nāt')
- a. (v.) To transmute into concrete.
55. conglomeration (kən-glŏm'ə-rā'shə)
- a. (n.) Anything thrown together for no logical reason. An accumulation of miscellaneous things.
Obvious from the two statements above, this word is already similarly defined in the American Heritage dictionary (second statement), so we can't say this definition is entirely made up.
56. contotally (kŭn-tōt'l-ē)
- a. (adj.) Completely and totally. A contraction of totally and completely.
57. crubbers (crŭb'ərs)
- a. (n.pl.) Little rubber things that appear after one uses a pencil eraser.
- b. (n.pl.) Eraser shavings.
58. crylatinegg (krĭ-lă-tĭn-ĕg)
- a. (n.) A name given to a comical drawing of an egg with arms, legs, hands, nose, and eyes.
59. cushup (kush'ŭp')
- a. (v.) To sit down on a couch somehow causing the cushion next to oneself to rise.
60. cuspular (kŭsp-û'ler)
- a. (adj.) The act of being on the edge between two extremes.
Example: There appear to be a lot of people about with cuspular sexuality.
61. cute (kyüt)
- a. (adj.) Delightfully pretty or dainty. (This definition was rejected as an unword, because it is already an official part of the English language.)
62. dasho (da'shō)
- a. (n.) The area between a car's windshield and dashboard, where coins, pencils, etc cannot be humanly retrieved.
63. demonstrant (dĕm'ən-strănt)
- a. (v.) Attempting to demonstrate an idea with such enthusiasm that you are perceived as ranting. Also: demonstranting
64. der (dûr)
- a. (interj.) Used to express confusion, interrogation, surprise; "huh?" Origins: Possible made up by mistake when someone stupidly expressed their stupidity incorrectly resulting in an 'er' sound rather than the 'uh' sound in 'duh'.
65. desnigletize (dē-snĭg'lĭtīz')
- a. (v.) Process by which a word is removed of its sniglet/unword status.
- b. (v.) dē-snĭg'lĭtīz'. To eliminate an unword.
66. desuckify (dē- sŭk'ə-fī)
- a. (v.tr.) To ameliorate one's situation, work, idea, item, place; to make less disagreeable.
67. disaster (dĭ-zăs'tər)
- a. (n.) An occurrence causing widespread destruction and distress; a catastrophe. And yet, another word submitted without definition.
68. disasterbacle (dĭ-zăs'tər-băk'əl)
- a. (n.) An event or procedure that has gone terribly wrong.
Example: The Pistons versus Pacers game turned into a disasterbacle.
69. disconfusing (dĭs'kən-fyüz'ĭng)
- a. (adj.) Very, very confusing.
70. dognut (dôg'nŭt)
- a. (n.) The giant nut on the side of a fire hydrant.
71. doltergeist (dōl'tər-gīst')
- a. (n.) Any spirit that decides to haunt someplace stupid, such as your septic tank.
72. drylowgraph (drī'lō'graf)
- a. (n.) Any strange, unintellibible symbol that accompanies the washing instructions on clothing labels.
73. dudette (dü'dĕt')
- a. (n.) A female dude.
Example: Welcome dudes and dudettes!
74. dugit (dŭg-ĭt)
- a. (interj.) Used to express anger, irritation, disappointment, or unsatisfaction. Dammit.
75. dygamic (dī-găm-ĭk)
- a. (adj.) A media witticism describing something that is both dynamic and organic at the same time.
