The Dictionary Game

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The Garlic Growers Associations Award for Product Innovation goes to

Originally Posted by xfox

phlebodium n. a repetitive action, no matter if it's condoned by generally accepted standards, but that satisfies a specific need.

Count Dracula was warded off again while the damsel left the phlebodium unnoticed.

The Fox News Prize for Fair and Balanced Defining goes to the Runner-up

Originally Posted by trisherina

phlebodium: the highly identifiable (by density, specific gravity, and colour) sputum that clings to the corners of the mouths of those who are perpetually offended.

The Roger "Extra" Bacon Memorial Grease Tray goes to

Originally Posted by Coffee

phlebodium

Euphemism for fat scientists.


Richard Feynman closed his adress to the Royal Astronomical Society with "...and in closing, it is my great pleasure to announce to this phlebodinous assemblage that lunch is served", which was received with a thunderous applause.

The National Endowment for Women on Top presents a generous Cash Cheque and Certificate of Condemnation to

Originally Posted by daverbee

phlebodium

Disease most common in politicians. It involves involuntary twitches in the legs when answering questions not on the list provided by your handlers.

Senator Clinton's phlebodium was so pronounced that the reflexive tapping of her foot on the stage was heard two blocks away.

The Golden Epilady goes to

Originally Posted by Marcus Bales

phlegbodium - the room in which the ancient Romans phlegboed, or were rubbed all over in sweet-smelling oil, and then had their whole bodies scraped clean by slaves wielding small phlegbos, or scrapers.

Say what you will about that Madasacutsnake, but she loves her phlegbodium!

But the National Librarians Association's Golden Ssssssh! goes to the winner

Originally Posted by Brynn

phlebodium - a room set aside exclusively for the purpose of hurling tedious books against a wall, or in some cases, a specific person (preferably the author).

But the real definition, which I hardly ever forget to include, was

phlebodium

noun
chiefly epiphytic tropical ferns with free veins bearing sori