New Word: Dictionary

Finally, a fun school project! Make a dictionary of 10+ words made up of 2 or more word parts. I could have put them all separate, but that takes too long. Also, being me, I had to put them in a little book.

Ambiderm

• Noun
• am-beh-durm
• A creature that crawls around on people’s or animal’s skin
• My dog has bad ambiderms, causing him to scratch himself constantly. I think they are ticks hiding under his fur on his skin.

Beneaus

• Noun
• Ben-A-oss
• Beautiful sound

The pianist filled the air with a beneaus that made everyone dance with joy.

Devivacred

• Noun
• dev-eve-a-creed
• The belief that the Earth’s core is full of living creatures
• Jim’s devivacred got out of control when he tried to dig through our floor to talk to the creatures in the core.

Hydropolis

• Noun
• Hi-drop-o-liss
• An underwater city

The submarine explored the hydropolis and its fishy inhabitants. Their architecture was amazing, especially with the ability to withstand the water.

Hyperpondulous

• Adjective
• hi-per-pond-U-luss
• Extremely heavy
• The crane tried to lift the hyperpondulous rock, but it bent the metal and snapped the metal rope.

Morpathy

• Noun
• more-puh-thie
• Grieving and sadness for someone after their death

Mary felt morpathy for Jim when he was murdered, hoping he wasn’t in as much pain that she was.

Novinoxic

• Verb
• naw-vi-knocks-ick
• Gaining more or new amounts of night-time/darkness
• The days get novinoxic when winter comes and there is less day-time to enjoy.

Paracratic

• Adj
• pear-uh-crat-ic
• An over extensive and invading system of ruling, being beside everyone always
• My parents are paracratic, always being beside me whenever I do anything

Pedaladormy

• Adjective
• puh-dall-uh-dorm-E
• When you are unable to move your foot, caused by either injury or being trapped
• He got up, but almost fell over because of the stiff, pedaladormy feeling in his foot.

Pelepigeotra

• Verb
• pel-A-pea-gie-o-tra
• Moving across the ground or surface of the earth
• My car is excellent at pelepigeotra and moving me anywhere I want on Earth.

Pseudodicteum

• Noun

• Sue-doe-dic-tomb
• a lie to make someone feel better, or to better a situation; a little white lie
• When Jim asked what his birthday gift was, I lied and told him a Pseudodicteum, so that he could enjoy the surprise.

Revoromnial

• Adjective
• rev-or-om-Neal
• Restricted to consuming and digesting already eaten or used materials; decomposers
• The baby bird had not yet grown out of its revoromnial phase, and still required pre-chewed food.