anyone remeber sniglets? words that should be in the dictionary, but aren't...?
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Sure, I remember sniglets. They were done by Rich Hall, who was a regular on HBO's Not (Necessarily) the News. I watched that show all the time and sniglets were my favorite part. Some sniglets I remember are:\nfunch: the act of turning over the pillow, looking for the cool side\nhydralation: the act of gradually wetting more parts of your body as you get into a swimming pool\nsniffleridge: the ridge running between your nose and your lips\n\nMan, I haven't thought about sniglets in years! Thanks for the memories...\n\nOh, I remembered one more! Hozone: the mysterious place where socks that disappear from the laundry go.
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yes because you can find older words - some words fall out of use and therefore are not included in updated dictionaries
973476
Like I said before, a dictionary would be better!
801601
Yes, the dictionary does.  Try\n\nhttp://www.dictionary.com/
584650
I dug up a pretty decent list of internet slang terms though Goggle. Enjoy!
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sank, sack, snack, snacks, cans, can, scan, scans, ska,sac, sacs, sacks, snacks, ass ( this word has been censored by Yahoo, it refers to your buttocks or a donkey) ,casks, cask, asks, ask,sans  This is a good start
756423
Hopw about a dictionary??
203786
Technically yes,you are correct. However there are many words that have slang words or phrases also depending on where you live.  For example: Y'all is you all; A bubbler is a water fountain;a soda is a pop or sometimes a soda pop!  To each his own!
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bubblegum, sweetcheeks, lolipop, theoneandonly, neverbefore, kissmequick, theoriginal, puddykat,
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Is this question even in English???\n\nEver heard of a dictionary??
731187
I did come across this - it claims to search for them\nhttp://legacy.dillfrog.com/tools/rhymer/help.asp?word=\n\nand this has a nice little search box and some good examples\nhttp://www.brownielocks.com/spoonerisms.html
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* denotes slang terms\n"benumbed, blown away*, charged up, coasting, coked*, comatose, dazed, doped, dopey*, floating*, flying*, happy, high*, hopped-up, in orbit, joy riding, junked up, loaded*, narcotized, nodding, ripped*, smashed*, snowed, spaced, spaced-out*, stoned*, strung out*, stupefied, tripped out, tripping, turned on, unconscious, wigged out, wiped out, zoned, zonked"\n\nalso: "delirious, doped, drugged, drunk, euphoric, freaked out*, hopped-up, hyped-up, inebriated, potted*, psyched*, spaced out*, stoned*, tipsy, tripped-out, tripping, tuned-in, turned-on, wasted, wiped out, zonked"
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I hate the word "Whatever" when used as a phrase!  My kids were in their teen years when it became popular, and THAT was always the answer to anything I told them to do, or when I was getting on to them for doing something wrong!!  And they didn't use it nicely, but aggressively, or sarcastically!!\n\nGGGRRRRRRR!  If ONE word could make me see red...THAT was the word!  Thank goodness they're grown up now, and rarely use it!
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Oh yeah.  I got a mail-order catalog in the mail the other week that really triggered some old memories and yearnings in me.  The Uncle Wiggly game...clackers (remember those glass balls on the string you would bang together?)...Lincoln Logs, Tinker Toys.  Then my friend and I started remembering other things together...like rock candy...remember around Christmas when they would come out with the colored candy shapes on lollipop sticks?  Then we got to talking how it's a miracle we survived...we had no carseats, no bicycle helmet or kneepads.  No soft wood chips under our swing sets or jungle gyms...we had concrete!  Which reminds me...I wonder when is the last time kids played Spud or Mother May I?  Oh yeah...I miss those good ol' days!
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Absolutely. Saying that slang terminology has no place in the dictionary is ridiculous. A hundred years from now someone reading a novel published in 2006 may see the phrase "drunk dialing" and not know exactly what it refers to. If it's in the dictionary, the answer is right there.\n\nThis is pretty much what lexicons are for.
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I am glad there are still people thinking like you, I agree, it is irritating. I don't even go into a chatroom anymore because its full of abreviations and duh, da words. The future lies within the children, we should teach them well. And it's the same in other languages as well, unfortunately. Good luck.
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I couldn't find this word in any dictionary. Is it spelled right?\nIt is used as a last name though.