Search results for 'er':

eracercize (verb) : When people do not recognize race as an identifier, it allows everyone to be equal.

If every one would eracercize, our attitudes would change the world.

Submitted by: ped from Pennsylvania on Oct. 20, 2006 15:10

eraticate (verb) : to get rid of rodents

The pest control lady eraticated the entire apartment complex. —myself, circa 2005

Submitted by: Phartknokker from Tennessee on Jun. 29, 2006 06:15

erokward (adjective) : The description of the feeling that results from creepiness in a sexual nature. This may be created by someone attempting at witty banter or by someone who is a rapist.

Oh my gosh, that encounter with that Steve character was so erokward... he practically said he would rape me!

Submitted by: Matt from Washington on Oct. 11, 2005 22:02

eromantic (adjective) : a sensation, gesture or emotion that incorporates a hybrid-like balance of eroticism and romance.

The candle-light and lustful whispers perfected the eromantic evening

Submitted by: meredith brown from Florida on Sep. 29, 2007 21:26

eroticature (noun) : literature of an erotic nature written to arouse sexual desire

Of all the male models that grace the covers of eroticature, Fabio is the most famous and well renown.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on Jul. 05, 2007 15:23

eroticon (noun) : a lexicon of love; a collection of words, idioms, thoughts, stories, and other discourses on love, eros, and romance.

An eroticon is a rare but powerful type of analytic compendium. Roland Barthes' A Lover’s Discourse is an outstanding example. —Mikhail Epstein, essay "Meditations of Ivan Solovyov on Eros", 1991

Submitted by: Mikhail Epstein from Georgia Us on Mar. 31, 2007 22:09

err'thang (interjection) : like everything

EER'thang is all good here. HOw about you?

Submitted by: Yani from Louisiana on Feb. 10, 2006 11:38

error

(verb) : To make an error.

The Computer program keeps erroring at 70%.

Submitted by: SpoR from California on May. 23, 2007 14:38

errored

(verb) : past tense of to error

The software errored out during install

Submitted by: Ty from Wisconsin on Nov. 29, 2005 08:42

(adjective) : errored - being in a state of error

The errored record has been previously deleted or resolved. The errored batch has been reset.

Submitted by: Merly from Texas on Oct. 28, 2005 09:12

errorist (noun) : One who blows himself up (somewhat intentionally) in a manniquin factory by mistake.

The errorist's death was ironic. —Shortbread., head, 02/13/06

Submitted by: Shortbread from Connecticut on Feb. 13, 2006 20:01

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