I don't know about you guys, but I always went for the biblynicious ones. I still try to get my wife to wear her glasses instead of contacts.

The new word is forsted.

I gotta say that colin definitely deserved to win the last one. I'm gonna work biblynicious into my everyday speak if at all possible.

Getting back to business:
forsted - Having some portion of your anatomy tear while lifting something heavy.

"Emily's stomach wall was forsted when she picked up her collection of Stephen King novels."

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Originally posted by Evilpenguin9000:
I gotta say that colin definitely deserved to win the last one. I'm gonna work biblynicious into my everyday speak if at all possible.

Hear hear! It was brilliant (FashPo will be pleased.)

forsted - I love a short simple every-day word like that.

'To forst' is the verb....

leading to the adjective (participle) 'forsted' which means 'left behind'
--in every possible sense: by a train, by developments, washed up on a beach, dumped by a boy-friend, dropped by the way-side from a passing car.

forsted - the bit of flesh at the tip of your sted.

Forsted

One of the lesser known Norse gods. His primary attribute was the ability to state the obvious at great, boring length. He once spent four days telling Odin that it's cold in Norway in January.

Forsted

A durable fabric, manufactured from the combed and woven fur of Northumbrian ferrets.

"Mrs Arbuthnot wore sensible shoes, a forsted twinset, and an indecipherable expression. "Come sit over here with me, vicar", she said menacingly..."

forsted
lingerie for siamese quadruplettes

Any more? I was away on vacation for a few days. I'll pick a winner shortly.

OK, I'm giving this to the Evil Penguin. The examples are important.

Yay! Did not expect to win that one. (It was the flattery that pushed it over the top wasn't it?) Anyhoo, the new word is geronbago. Have at it!

Geronbago

This guy's RV.

Nobody willing to play the game?

Gromit's definition does sound awfully right.

Geronbago

From Boxing:

A type of dementia seen amongst poorer participants of the sport. The first sign a fighter is sufferring from Geronbago is when, after a particularely brutal outing, he asks his trainer if the ref didn't hit him a few times as well.

geronbago
the good fortune omen of a female goose standing on the back of a male goose in a lake

geronbago - the day before a person's Board Day, like in Aisha's case, today!

Geronbago

A greeting/primary word used by a secret society that meets once every three months. The word is often said so often during the 12 hour meeting. That the members of said society will be fighting the urge to yell it out for day afterwards.

To be caught uttering the word outside the ceremonial land is to face death by drowning in cranberries.

ger on ba go n.

A type of very, very hard bread disguised as a bagel, sometimes planted by renegade dentists in otherwise reputable bagel shops.

geronbago

The Geronbago is an official village elder. His duty is to inform everyone constantly how things used to be better when he was young. He is the only one allowed to do so in public which is why the office is popular despite the means of election.

People running for office will be put into the pillory and pelted with whatever people fancy. The one who can complain about the lack of dedication in people to the electoral process the longest wins.

Geronbago

A late 16th century Italian Baroque building in modern Rome with "temple" facade. It is named after architect Giacomo Genonbago who emigrated from southern Sardinia in what is now the Cagliari region.