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Hoptanglish

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Poetry

Poetry

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amaranthology /ˌӕmәrӕnˈθɒlәʤi/

noun (plural amaranthologies)

a bunch of stinkastanzas published in one volume.

  • amaranthological /ˌӕmәˌrӕnθәˈlɒʤɪkәl/ adjective

[a tiakler of amaranth + anthology.]

bawdy-bardy /ˈbɔːdiˌbɑːdi/

mass noun

amusingly rude rhymes.

Synonym: grhyme*

[from bawdy + bard + -y.]

boatry /ˈbәʊәtri/

mass noun

poetry of seas, rivers, etc.

Proxynonym: merlody

  • boatic /bәʊˈӕtɪk/ adjective

[a blend of boat + poetry.]

bullaballad /ˈbʊlәˌbӕlәd/

noun (plural bullaballads)

a poem in a bubble.

[from Latin bulla ‘bubble’ + ballad.]

circumverse /ˌsәːkәmˈvәːs/

noun (plural circumverses)

a poem with a circular narrative, ending where it began.

Proxynonym: ovaltome, recurrel

  • circumversal /ˌsәːkәmˈvәːsәl/ adjective
  • circumversally adverb

[from circum- + verse.]

contraverse /ˈkɒntrәˌvәːs/

mass noun

revolutionary poetry.

  • contraversal /ˌkɒntrәˈvәːsәl/ adjective
  • contraversally adverb

[from contra- + verse.]

dialecticepidactyl /ˌdʌɪәˈlɛptɪˌkɛpɪˌdӕktәl/

noun (plural dialecticepidactyls)

an epidactyl that grapples with metaphysical contradictions.

  • dialecticepidactylic /ˌdʌɪәˌlɛptɪˌkɛpɪdӕkˈtɪlɪk/ adjective

[from dialectic + Hoptanglish epidactyl.]

dingledrone /ˈdɪŋɡәlˌdrәʊn/

noun (plural dingledrones)

a somnet with a very deep, slow delta rhythm.

Compare: siestina

[from Old English dingle ‘abyss’ + drone.]

dozypozy /ˈdәʊziˌpәʊzi/

mass noun

poetry composed during sleep.

See also: snorbard

[from dozy + posy ‘poesy’.]

emetron /ɪˈmɛtrɒn/

noun (plural emetrons)

a poem with nauseating rhythm.

[a blend of Ancient Greek ἔμετος émetos ‘vomit’ + Greek μέτρο metro ‘measure’.]

epidactyl /ˌɛpɪˈdӕktәl/

noun (plural epidactyls)

a poem written on fingers, such as an epidactylidyll or a dialecticepidactyl.

  • epidactylic /ˌɛpɪdӕkˈtɪlɪk/ adjective

[from epi- + Ancient Greek δάκτυλος dáktulos ‘finger’ or dactyl ‘metrical foot’.]

epidactylidyll /ˌɛpɪdӕkˈtɪlɪdɪl/

noun (plural epidactylidylls)

a rustic epidactyl, perhaps one recounting the fortunes of a green-fingered pome-grower.

  • epidactylidyllic /ˌɛpɪdӕkˌtɪlɪˈdɪlɪk/ adjective

[from Hoptanglish epidactyl + idyll.]

floridepic /ˌflɔːrɪˈdɛpɪk/

noun (plural floridepics)

a very long stinkastanza, often one written on flowers growing in a complicated plot.

godwattlesong /ɡɒˈdwɒtәlˌsɒŋ/

noun (plural godwattlesongs)

a contrived stinkastanza sprawling on pretentious petals.

[a blend of Godwottery + wattle + song.]

haicandu /ˌhʌɪkӕnˈduː/

noun (plural haicandus)

1. an enlightening, motivational poem.

mass noun (plural haicandus)

2. such poetry collectively.

[a blend of haiku + candle + informal can-do ‘determined to achieve’.]

intellepidactylect /ˌɪntәˌlɛpɪˈdӕktɪˌlɛkt/

noun (plural intellepidactylects)

an epidactyl gracing your noggleprods.

  • intellepidactylectual /ˌɪntәˌlɛpɪˌdӕktɪˈlɛktjʊәl/ adjective
  • intellepidactylectually adverb

[a danglebarman of intellect + Hoptanglish epidactyl.]

limurzik /ˌlɪmәːˈzɪk/

noun (plural limurziks)

a limerick set to music.

Semordnilap: kizrumil

[a blend of limerick + music.]

myrtleverse /ˈmәːtәlˌvәːs/

mass noun

botanical poetry.

  • myrtleversive /ˌmәːtәlˈvәːsɪv/ adjective
  • myrtleversively adverb

odourode /ˈәʊdәˌrәʊd/

noun (plural odourodes)

an aromatic poem or song.

Compare: fraiportraigrance

  • odourodean /ˌәʊdәˈrәʊdɪәn/ adjective

perverses /pәːˈvәːsәz/

plural noun

deviant poetry.

[a tiakler of perverse + verses.]

rhyku /ˈrykuː/

noun (plural rhykus)

a haiku that rhymes.

[a blend of rhyme + haiku.]

runiverse /ˈruːnɪˌvәːs/

mass noun

Norse poetry.

  • runiversal /ˌruːnɪˈvәːsәl/ adjective
  • runiversally adverb

[a blend of rune + verse.]

siestina /ˌsɪɛsˈtiːnә/

noun (plural siestinas)

a light, brisk somnet with REM rhythm and dream-powered imagery.

Compare: dingledrone

siestina locus

noun a café frequented by poets and artists.

[a blend of siesta + sestina.]

somnet /ˈsɒmnәt/

noun (plural somnets)

a poem written during sleep, such as a siestina or a dingledrone.

[a blend of Latin somnium ‘dream’ + sonnet.]

stinkastanza /ˈstɪŋkәˌstӕnzә/

noun (plural stinkastanzas)

a poem written on a flower.

See also: florgraphlurishment

  • stinkastanzal /ˈstɪŋkәˌstӕnzәl/ adjective

[a blend of stinker + stanza.]

turpleverse /ˈtәːpәlˌvәːs/

noun (plural turpleverses)

a twisted rhyme.

  • turpleversive /ˌtәːpәlˈvәːsɪv/ adjective

[derivation uncertain; probably from turple ‘to tumble’ + verse.]

unoverse /ˈuːnәʊˌvәːs/

noun (plural unoverses)

a poem in the form of a single word.

  • unoversal /ˌuːnәʊˈvәːsәl/ adjective

[from Italian uno ‘one’ + verse.]

virelyrus /ˌvɪrәˈlʌɪrәs/

noun (plural virelyri)

a contagious poem.

Compare: balladamalady

  • virelyral /ˌvɪrәˈlʌɪrәl/ adjective

[a blend of virelay + virus.]

yapsody /ˈjӕpsәdi/

noun (plural yapsodies)

a slobbervoxic poem or song.

  • yapsodic /jӕpˈsɒdɪk/ adjective
  • yapsodicly adverb

[a blend of yap + rhapsody.]

yaunty /ˈjɔːnti/

adjective

leaping asleep.

[a blend of yawn + jaunty.]