[uh-blis] Noun.
an abyss of bliss
"He fell into sleep's sweet abliss"[uh-gahsp] Verb.
to gasp, while at the same time have the quality of being aghast
"I was agasp at the sickening sight of a dead rat in my kitchen"[an-tis-uh-pey-shuhnt] Adjective.
to be patiently antisipating something
"Andy held an air of calm but expectant antisipatience as he waited to recieve his award"[cheyn-sohrd] Noun.
a (currently) fictional combination of a chainsaw and a sword
"The warrior courageously charged onto the battlefield, relentlessly wielding his chainsword to devastating effect"[kuhn-den-si-tee] Noun.
the density of something which has been condensed
"The condensity of the synopsis left no room for the imagination"[krinj-n-oo-i-tee] Noun.
the level of cringe which one experiences at something
"The cringinuity of the joke was beyond measure"[def-i-sah-cay-ter] Noun.
a person who confers a deficit; benefit is to benefactor as deficit is to deficicator
"By continually asking idiotic questions and causing disruptive untimely disturbances, Andy was an unfortunate deficicator of the program"[de-luhk-shuh-ree] Noun.
deluxe luxury
"The interior of the limo was the epitome of deluxury"[en-ter-teyn-tid] Adjective.
something which has been used as entertainment, but would not usually be used in such a way, and therefore become tainted because of it
"By constantly live-streaming your everyday life to the world, your life has become unerringly entertainted"[ih-kwiv-uh-leyt] Verb.
to estimate values which are equivalent
"It was difficult to accurately equivalate the weight of the two eggs"[grin-muhs] Verb.
to grimace with a grin on one's face
"She grinmaced at the pain of her broken arm, which was mutilated beyond words"[in-kruh-stey-shuhn] Noun.
an infestation of crustaceans
"Whether for good or for worse, the seafood resaurant had experienced an veritable incrustation of lobsters"[joobuhl-uhs] Adjective.
the state of being simultaneously jubilant and joyous
"The deafening cheers of the jubilant winners rang throughout the room"[muh-hoo-ee] Interjection.
a general exclamation of glee, frustation, fright, etc.
"Mahooey!"[misfawr-chuh-nit] Adjective.
the quality of suffering from bad luck; pitiablly so
"It was particularly misfortunate that the day Andy got married was also the day that he died"[muh-jet-ik] Adjective.
the state of being both energetic and majestic
"The infant gazelle looked particularly majetic in the afternoon African sun"[ol-uh-jee-ol-uh-jee] Noun.
the study of studying
"To the intrigue of all who asked his occupation, Andy replied that he studied ologyology"[pree-en-akt] Verb.
to enact something before it happens; the opposite of re-enacting
"To the shock and awe of all who witnessed it, Andy was somehow able to pre-enact his death"[sluhj-uh-ree] Noun.
drudgery which is exacerbated to the point at which it becomes comparable to sludge
"The sludgery of the manual labour which Andy had to endure was beyond comprehension"[step-i-stish-uhn] Noun.
someone who counts their steps; a statistician of steps
"As a distinguished stepastician, Andy was well aware that his steps today were well in excess of a thousand"[soo-purb-floo-uhs] Adjective.
something which contains the quality of being both superb and superfluous
"Because it didn't provide any monetary prize, Andy considered his people's choice award superbfluous"