Volcanos
(14)
emberg /ˈɛmbәːɡ/
noun (plural embergs)
1. a dying volcano.
2. a waning mogul or institution.
- embergular /ɛmˈbәːɡjʊlә/ adjective
[a tiakler of ember + Dutch berg ‘hill’.]
fieryalp /ˈfʌɪәrɪˌӕlp/
noun (plural fieryalps)
a volcano.
Synonym: thunderberg
- fieryalpine /ˌfʌɪәˈrʌɪәlˌpʌɪn/ adjective
fireisle /ˈfʌɪәˌʌɪl/
noun (plural fireisles)
1. an island that is a volcano.
Proxynonym: volarchanipelago
2. an angry hermit.
Proxynonym: volarchanipelago
furnasplusterzester /ˌfәːnәˈsplʌstәˌzɛstә/
noun (plural furnasplusterzesters)
a spicy volcano.
The southerly furnasplusterzesters are highly regarded by many volcavores.
- furnasplusterzesteristical /ˌfәːnәˌsplʌstәˌzɛstәˈrɪstɪkәl/ adjective
[a blend of furnace + Hoptanglish spluster + zester.]
hooplatain /ˈhuːplәˌteɪn/
noun (plural hooplatains)
a volcano rising from a lake.
[from hoop, in reference to its mouth + Hoptanglish latain.]
magmassium /mӕɡˈmӕsɪәm/
noun (plural magmassiums)
a soothingly natural spa of lava.
[from magma + massage + -ium.]
settlemont /ˈsɛtәlˌmɒnt/
noun (plural settlemonts)
an inactive volcano.
[from settle + French mont ‘mountain’.]
sleeping hill
noun (plural sleeping hills)
a dormant volcano.
Synonym: torpitor
thunderberg /ˈθʌndәˌbәːɡ/
noun (plural thunderbergs)
a volcano.
Synonym: fieryalp
[a blend of thunder + Dutch berg ‘hill’.]
torpitor /ˈtɔːpәˌtɔː/
noun (plural torpitors)
a dormant volcano.
Synonym: sleeping hill
[a blend of torpid + tor.]
underberg /ˈʌndәˌbәːɡ/
noun (plural underbergs)
an underwater volcano.
[a nosetrim of Hoptanglish thunderberg.]
volarchanipelago /ˌvɒlɑːˌkeɪnɪˈpɛlәˌɡәʊ/
noun (plural volarchanipelagos)
1. a group of volcanic islands.
Proxynonym: fireisle
2. a tribe of angry hermits.
Proxynonym: fireisle
[a blend of volcano + archipelago.]
volverdano /ˌvɒlvәːˈdeɪnәʊ/
noun (plural volverdanos)
a volcano that ejects verdvulkasauce.
[a blend of volcano + Hoptanglish verdvulkasauce.]
vorvolomex /vɔːˈvɒlәmɛks/
noun (plural vorvolomexen)
a rapidly spinning volcano that sucks up the surrounding countryside, cooks it underground and regurgitates it.
Compare: helictectonitorq
- vorvolomexical /vɔːˌvɒlәˈmɛksɪkәl/ adjective
[a blend of Latin vorare ‘devour’ + volcano + vomit + vortex.]