Adjective: Sassy, juicy, radiant, frisky
Historical Figure: Nikola Tesla
Verb: pulsate, fart, frolic
Noun: flatulence, potato
adverb: gloriously
Body Part: Nasal cavity

Adjectives - Slow, Merciless
Adverbs - Gently
Verb - Brews
Noun - Guiness, Marcel
Historical Figure - St Patrick
Body Part - Pinky

Adjectives: doooooooomy, dirty, oily, horny
Adverbs: groovily!
Verb: juggling, whine, marching
Noun: Leprechaun, clover,
Body Part: Epidermis, Gluteus maximus
Historical Figure: Niccolò Machiavelli

First of all, I salute the fact that you started this article à la Julius Caesar (or rather Mark Antony).

Adjective: putrid-minded, canonic, opaque, mutant-like, pro-orange juice
Historical Figure: Julius Caesar
Verb: reverberate, puncture, relish, loll, offend
Noun: particle, cupid, cheilitis, tongue
adverb: magniloquently
Body Part: coccyx

Adjectives - utilitarian, sardonic, sacrosanct
Adverbs - rigorously
Verb - mollify
Noun - hypoglycaemia, schadenfreude
Historical Figure - Alfred Marshall
Body Part - Gall Bladder

Feel free users, to hop on in. the water's great. this will all make sensein the end.

Adjectives - red, hot, mad
Adverbs - unboringly
Verb - jump, dance, stomp
Noun - cat, dog, space
Historical Figure - Alfred Nobel
Body Part - Earlobe

Adjectives: Concupiscent, insidious, fickle-minded, benign, stark, predisposed, utter, maniacal, trademark, adulterated, ambiguous, unimpressive, impending, guttural, horse-like, hoarse, calculative, methodical
Adverb: Diurnally, highly, indubitably, unimaginably, undoubtedly
Verb: strum, hum, invoke, lacerate, radiate, distill, dislocate, circumverate, entice, procreate
Noun: demeanor, attorney, lawsuit, asshat, drunkard, flavour, fervour, oracle, nuance, subtle, malcontent, iconoclast, Mudkip, meme, durstie
Historical Figure: Montezuma, Confucius
Body Part: larynx, solar plexus, nerve

Adjectives: pulchritudinous, cromulent, antiquarian, morbid [clap clap], [too] extreme, badass, hammer-smashed, def
Adverbs: ridiculously, condescendingly, surreptitiously
Verbs: curb-stomp, Hulk smash, swear [vengeance], zombify, bifurcate
Noun: lodestar, backpfeifengesicht, Metal, words
Historical Figure: Chief Justice John Marshall, Jan Zizka, Simo Hayha
Body Part: medulla oblangata, kidney

Adjectives - radical, bodacious, gnarly, supreme, cosmic, mind-blowing, chunky, hungry, delicious
Adverbs - conceptually, theoretically, figuratively, anally
Verb - violate, eradicate, emancipate, elaborate, delineate, desecrate, annihilate
Noun - butter, ham, ammo, guns, taco, Metal, Anime, Touhou
Historical Figure - Henry David Thoreau, Emma Goldman
Body Part - jugular vein, optic nerve, biceps

Adjectives - corpulent, metal, weaksauce
Adverbs - Canadianly, Frenchily, merrily, lazily, messily
Nouns - Jehri-curl, Sweden, 5-dollar-foot-long, Murder She Wrote
Historical Figure - Kaiser Wilhelm, Joseph Goebbels, Ryan Dunn, Ayatollah Khomeini
Body Part - Elbow, fibula, 5-dollar-footlong, pinky, spine

Sweet. we're rockin' now.

will keep this up until tomorrow with all the words logged in a spreadsheet. because of word overkill (thanks for stepping up!) , will have a friend completely unassociated with MS and this project write me a random sequence of numbers to determine placing.

Adjective: hoopy
Noun: frood
Adverb: maniacally
Verb: follop, vollue
Historical Figure: Zaphod Beeblebrox
Body part: heart of gold

I.

Adjectives - Groovy, bitchin', ginormous, spec-fucking-tacular
Verb - Swallow, pound, ambulate, pulse
Noun - truck, bricks, fire, skulls,
Historical Figure - Gandhi, Caligula
Body Part - Uvula, taint, nipple

Adjective: gigantophilic, anemic, youtubish, poppy, mormonic, shakespearean, porphyric, globular, immaterial, wry, wonky, adjective, grouchy, abiritant, accelerometric, monepic, monofractal, quarkless, quasispherical, kleptoparasiting, kitchenward, goliardic, palindromic, kerogenous, jungermanniaceous
Adverb: aborally, achronologically, scintillatingly, lackadaisically
Verb: horizontalize, skeet, jugulate, kitesurf, latinize, flabbergast, jumble, debug, burglarize, circumscribe
Noun: keel, legislation, blunderbuss, haft, dullard, gellada, doodad, orthography
Historical Figure: Ada de Lovelace - often credited as the first programmer, Leonhard Euler - legendary mathematician and physicist
Body Part: villus, myofibril, pancreas

I really hope five-dollar-footlong gets in there...

Historical figure: Oliver Cromwell.

Written by Introspekrieg on 02.07.2011 at 18:20

I really hope five-dollar-footlong gets in there...

somehow i just think it might. have more words than i need, so am going to randomize what gets in... but that one was clever enough that i am just flat out skipping the randomizermatrix for that one.

thanks for all the help, should have the review up in a day or so!

I hope I'm not too late for the review...

Verb - conjure, splatter, drink
Noun - rum, cartography, superhero, midget, flux capacitor, teleport, bro
Historical Figure - Attila the Hun
Body Part - Four toed foot

Is this still going on?? I feel like I completely misssed my opportunity.

I am too lazy....i wish i wasnt

Written by MeloDeathViking on 03.07.2011 at 01:24

Is this still going on?? I feel like I completely misssed my opportunity.

It will close when the weekend is over! You still have time brah!

Adjective: bouncy, trashy, sappy
Noun: poo, glitter, walkman
Adverb: voluminously
Verb: shimmer, zap
Historical Figure: Terry Pratchett
Body part: uterus

Verb : Exasperate, Disintegrate, Cascade, Ravage, Fumigate, Fulminate, Aggravate
Noun : Perplexity , Orifice, Arpeggios, Fragrance, Morsel, Blivet, Shikaree , Schizophrene, Bulwark
Adverb : vicariously, rapaciously, presto, pronto , ravenously ,
Body part : Alveolar arches, gastrointestine, rectum, cervix, phallus
Historical Figure : Nietschze
Adjective : Apoplectic, Antediluvian, Brobdingnagian , Effervescent, Vibrant, Ocular, Opulent, Vehement, Stentorian, Vociferous, Splenetic, Cantankerous

Adjective: melancholic, sentimental, catatonic, charismatic, perpetual.
Adverb: sensitively, graciously, insidiously.
Verb: roar, shatter, dig, explode, cherish, drain, penetrate, hallucinate.
Noun: brigade, heart attack, hole, insomnia, insouciance, statue, mental block, scent, carmine, dun.
Historical Figure: Romulus, Aurora, Sophocles.
Body Part: arteries.

Adj: Ob-fucking-scure, apocalyptic, jizztastic, luciferous,
Verb: Impaled, gnaw, induce,
Adverb: Brain-mushing-ly good, screechingly
Historical figure: Robert de Niro (hes a badass)
Body part: cerebellum? jugular,
Noun: Rumpus, Rabiator, macromania
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REVIEW IS UP. Click HERE to see your vocab in action.

i am sorry that i was not able to involve everyone's word choices. initially i was concerned i might not have enough. instead everyone dropped so many words i had more than double what i needed in each category by Saturday.

this seems to have gone well, so if/when we do it again we will likely limit suggestions (1 verb, 1 noun, 2 adjectives... ) per user to ensure we get to user more user's suggestions.

I don't have much time, therefore the poor number of words...

Adjectives - scatological
Noun - gnosis
Historical Figure - Lord Sandwich, Jack Jazz Rabbit
Body Part - gizzard