Hugh Wards's definitions

feroic

Adjective: describing something that is iron-like.

His stare was feroic in its intensity

by Hugh Wards August 10, 2018

anagnophilia

The desire/urge to read something or anything that is written down. Not out of curiosity for the content that is written, but to read what is written.

Overcome with anagnophilia, he read the back of cereal box as he ate his breakfast.

by Hugh Wards August 31, 2018

amoebic

Something that is so unbelievably brain dead stupid or unintelligent that it hurts a person brain and mind to hear it said.
Alternatively, it can used to describe a person who changes their opinion on a matter easily, quickly and pathetically in order to appear correct.

His argument for immigration was amoebic

by Hugh Wards September 28, 2018

gaudere superus

The immense feeling superiority a person feels when they witness an ambitious person fail in some challenge.
A lazy person who feels begrudgingly towards a successful person and then a sense of elation when that person fails

He tried and failed. I did nothing so I did no fail. It is gaudere superus - I am better than him now.

by Hugh Wards September 28, 2018

nifling

The gender neutral collective term for nieces and nephews. Nieces and nephews are to niflings as sisters and brothers are to siblings

I am taking my niflings to the zoo tomorrow.

by Hugh Wards March 24, 2017

penther

Describing something (normally clothes or colours) that are aesthetically or physically calming or soft to touch

That painting is so calming. It's very penther.

by Hugh Wards March 25, 2017

syncphony

The art of listening to two or more sounds, such as people, traffic, nature or music and synchronising the noises together to make a new sound.

I was listening to Bryan Adams and Bon Jovi together. It was a total syncphony!

by Hugh Wards March 30, 2017