Search results for 'Ar':

arabanglish (noun) : a cross between Arabic and English

Submitted by: Anonymous on Feb. 21, 2008 21:36

arachibutyrophobia (noun) : Fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of mouth.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Aug. 16, 2006 20:05

Arachnephobia-phobia (noun) : Fear of people who are afraid of spiders

Someone used it on a television show. "Who is someone who is afraid of people with Arachnephobia? " "Technically it is called Arachnephobia-phobia" —Amy-Sherman Palladino, —-, May 2006

Submitted by: Hannah from Delaware on Apr. 11, 2007 15:58

arachnophilia (noun) : obsession with spiders

Judging by the posters on his walls and all of the documentaries he has on eight-legged creatures, I would say Bobby has arachnophilia.

Submitted by: K.A. Hoffa from Pennsylvania on Oct. 23, 2008 09:30

arama (other) : suffix; added to the end of a word, it instantly makes something seem cooler and more fun; -o-rama is a common variation

I always go to Bowl-a-rama because it's the best to bowl in town.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on May. 17, 2007 12:56

arbadacarba (noun) : The magic word abracadabra backwards. Saying it causes the magic to happen in reverse.

By saying arbadacarba, the magician caused the coin to revert back to being invisible.

Submitted by: William Wisch from New Jersey on Mar. 09, 2008 16:19

arborcide (noun) : The deliberate killing of trees

The arborside occuring around Las Vegas has resulted in a clear view of the "Strip". —Unknown Attorney, Houston Chronicle, 12/7/07

Submitted by: Bill Cooper from Texas on Dec. 07, 2007 15:26

arborism (noun) : the skilled care of trees as performed by an arborist who is educated in the proper methods of tree pruning, preservation, planning and care

Arborism is more significant than just trimming trees.

Submitted by: Brandon Elrod from California on Jun. 01, 2008 01:19

Archering (verb) : the act of doing archery

I got a bullseye yesterday while archering.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 10, 2007 20:39

architected (verb) : Creation of a solution that involves some or all of computers, software, or information technology components. (Note: I really don't like this use, but there is not way to fight it.)

I architected a solution to the problem using (fill in your own IT lingo or acronyms). We are architecting a new solution to the problem using (fill in your own IT lingo or acronyms). Can you imagine Frank Lloyd Wright saying "Look at the great building I just architected". —Microsoft's website, resumes and miscellaneous writings

Submitted by: Mike Kuhn from Maryland on Oct. 27, 2005 15:02

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