[Fictionary] bhangmeter, corsned, puering ballot!

E Cohen eac at inbox.com
Mon May 13 19:38:43 EDT 2019


Hi all,

Please vote for each word. Usual rules, one two-point vote and one 
one-point vote per word.

How about due by 6 pm a week and two days from now, Wednesday, 22 May?

Vote by then!

-- Eric.



bhangmeter, n. A blood test for narcotics

bhangmeter, n. An Indian stew made with hemp leaves and peas in a red 
curry sauce.

bhangmeter, n. A device consisting of a shallow ramp used to measure the 
speed of a billiard table by rolling a cue ball down it and observing 
the distance that it travels before stopping.

bhangmeter, n. An approximate unit of length, roughly 90 to 115 cm.

bhangmeter, n. A device for remotely detecting and measuring the yield 
of an atomic explosion.

bhangmeter, n. A pole or similar marker used for recording high water marks.

bhangmeter, n. A Bollywood rating system.



corsned, adj. Preserved by packing in ground pepper.

corsned, n. A hemp weevil

corsned, adj. Of meat, marinated with snalt and cormiander seed, as in 
corsned beeps.

corsned, adj. Corrupted spelling describing a type of homespun cloth 
made of various fibers.

corsned, adj. A strong overlap stitch used in pillow manufacturing.

corsned, n. A type of trial by ordeal in which the accused was required 
to eat a piece of barley bread and cheese.

corsned, v. To update the software of a network of real-time kinematic 
reference stations in such a way that users experience no downtime.



puering, n. The interval between the sun disappearing below the horizon, 
and the appearance of seven stars.

puering, n. A seven course meal of lamb, veal, and other baby animals.

puering, n. The rough finish on pottery before it is glazed.

puering, n. A group of brothers.

puering, n. A smoke signal sent by Pope Pius's father using a pipe.

puering, v. In tanning, the process of soaking skins in an infusion of 
canine faeces.

puering, n. An approximate unit of circumference, roughly 750 to 900 cm.



Enjoy!

-- Eric   |   eac at inbox.com




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