[Fictionary] ballot -- DJENT! AMBERAT!
fictioneric at inbox.com
fictioneric at inbox.com
Sun Aug 28 16:59:21 EDT 2016
Fictioneers --
My sincere apologies, I pestered y'all for timely definitions and
then didn't get the ballot out for weeks.
But we have a lovely crop of definitions! Please submit one two-point
vote and one one-point vote, either of them for a djent definition
and the other for an amberat definition.
Votes due by end of day next Saturday, 3 September?
Enjoy!
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djent, n. A leaf-shaped shield made of layers of thick leather
over a rib-bone frame.
djent, n. A trained python used to clear a jam in a pneumatic-
mail system.
djent, n. A light breakfast, usually toasted bread with a savory
spread.
djent, n. Uncomfortable seating. (From Amharic.)
djent, n. A funerary urn used during the Middle Kingdom in Egypt.
djent, n. A tool for removing a pear from a bottle of brandy.
djent, n. A sophisticated djinn.
djent, v. To brag, especially with regard to strength or skill in
sports.
djent, n. In music, a subgenre of prog-metal characterized by use
of high-gain, palm-muted, low-pitch guitar sounds, and
low-tuned, open-note, syncopated riffing,
djent, n. A wax-dripping tool used in Indonesian batik and now
used by batik artists everywhere.
amberat, n. To be and not to be; applied to subatomic particles.
amberat, n. An early synthetic resin meant to imitate amber.
Commercial success was prevented by its very low melting
temperature.
amberat, n. A dye made from crushed amber, with a seaweed
fixative.
amberat, n. A hard, resinous, substance composed of dessicated
rat urine.
amberat, adj. Located within walking distance.
amberat, n. A messenger who rode a circuit in the Roman Empire.
amberat, n. A sour-sweet mango chutney.
amberat, n. A sweet, syrupy liqueur produced from a pear that has
been soaked in brandy.
amberat, n. A tool for lifting and transporting blocks of ice
harvested from a lake or river.
amberat, n. A trained mongoose used to remove pythons from a
pneumatic-mail system.
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-- Eric | fictioneric at inbox.com
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