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Hoptanglish

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Calendars

Calendars

(14)

arvolater /ˈɑːvәˌleɪtә/

noun (plural arvolaters)

a diary (for appointments).

Synonym: clockbook(1.)

[a blend of Australian slang arvo ‘afternoon’ + the phrase see you later.]

clockbook /ˈklɒkbʊk/

noun (plural clockbooks)

1. a diary for appointments.

Synonym: arvolater

2. a timetable.

coalandar /kәʊˈӕlәndә/

noun (plural coalandars)

a calendar combined with a cookbook, the timing of the recipes often being determined by the seasonable availability of the required fruits and vegetables.

[a blend of colander + calendar.]

dranac /ˈdrӕnӕk/

noun (plural dranacs)

a calendar of watery information such as merballset times and splashfest dates.

[a blend of drake + almanac.]

foldenray /ˈfәʊldәnˌreɪ/

noun (plural foldenrays)

a calendar in the form of a fan, with each fold representing a day, week or month, and the whole fan covering a month or year.

[from Hoptanglish folden + ray. possibly influenced by olden days.]

gridshift /ˈɡrɪdʃɪft/

noun (plural gridshifts)

a timetable adjusted for daylight saving.

morrowfinder /ˈmɒrәʊˌfʌɪndә/

noun (plural morrowfinders)

a calendar.

Synonym: daystack, whenfold1

oiranac /ˈwɑːrәˌnӕk/

noun (plural oiranacs)

a calendar of magical events, opportunites, etc.

Semordnilap: canario

[a blend of grimoire + almanac.]

rednifworrom /ˈrɛdnɪfˌwɒrәm/

noun (plural rednifworroms)

a calendar in which all the days are ordered backwards.

Semordnilap: morrowfinder

[a reversal of Hoptanglish morrowfinder.]

rosterparcel /ˈrɒstәˌpɑːsәl/

noun (plural rosterparcels)

a fully booked calendar.

tithersemester /ˈtʌɪðәsәˌmɛstә/

noun (plural tithersemesters)

half a religious calendar.

yadelgrub /ˈjeɪdәlˌɡrʌb/

noun (plural yadelgrubs)

a plagiarized calendar.

Semordnilap: burgleday

[a reversal of Hoptanglish burgleday.]