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A SPINNER'S DICTIONARY

 

 
The sixth letter of the alphabet. Also, one of the most satisfying letter to exclaim before a vowel.

The sixth letter of the alphabet. Also, one of the most satisfying letter to exclaim before a vowel.

 

FACET

A part of a whole.


FACSIMILE

This word in an exact copy to the words exact copy.


FAIRGROUND

Not a fair ground but rather the ground where there’s a fair.


FALLIBILITY

The ability to fail. Shouldn’t it be failability?


FANATICISM

The creedo of a fanboy/fangirl.


FANTASIA

A music improv galore.


FARRIER

The most awesome job in the world if you love horses.


FATHOM

I fathom the problem of fathoming of a six fathoms pool for non-Americans.


FATUOUS

The opposite of education.


FECKLESS

Prime example: Going to a job interview without any qualification or manners.


FEEBLE

How a hypothetical Goliath would have called the hypothetical defeated David.


FELICITOUS

When the word ‘suitable’ is not suitable enough.


FERVID

When passion and enthusiasm become worrisome.


FETTLE

Fancy word for ‘condition’.


FIEFDOM

The metaphorical kingdom of a non-king.


FIGMENT

Implied to be related solely to the imagination. So really ‘figment of the imagination’ really could be summarize into ‘figment’.


FILLIP

Adding fuel to a fire. If fire means excitement and fire means fillip.


FINK

How Nixon would call Deep Throat.


FIRESIDE

On a side of a fireplace.


FIRMAMENT

One of the most beautiful sights on Earth… that is not at ALL about Earth.


FIRST REFUSAL

Where the positive aspect of ‘First’ overpowers the negative aspect of ‘Refusal’. When you can be the first to refuse, it’s always positive.


FISSION

Splitting an atom nucleus, a cell or anything else resulting in something way more than parts of the original material.


FIZZLE

An annoying sound.


FLAG-WEAVER

People that are terrified by the fact that other people might forget where they come from.


FLAUTIST

Another word for flutist.


FLEDGE

Growing anything related to bird. Either feathers or birds themselves.


FLIGHTY

How adults view 14 years old girls.


FLIT

How dragonflies, hummingbirds and Maria Von Trapp move.


FLOUT

Showing disapproval by acting against it.


FLUB

Failing miserably at something.


FLUORIDATE

Adding fluoride to food and toothpaste to prevent tooth decay. No joke for this one as I find this genuinely interesting.


FLUTIST

Another word for flautist.


FLYWEIGHT

Something I haven’t been for a VERY LOOOOOONG time.


FOIST

Impose something on someone or someone or something else.


FOMENT

Making things worse.


FOOTNOTE

My bread-and-butter.


FOREFATHER

Some father before your father that made it possible for you to be born.


FOREMOTHER

Some mother before your mother that made it possible for you to be born.


FORLORN

How happily married people sometimes view single people, and how happily single people sometimes view married people.


FORMULAIC

Following a formula in speech, which is less nice and good than following a recipe or a code of conduct.


FORTISSIMO

The music level of loud dance clubs.


FOUNT

Where the sentence ‘less is more’ doesn’t apply.


FRACTIOUS

How people who hates children view children.


FRATRICIDAL

How Cain died.


FREEWARE

Free software.


FRITTATA

A mix of eggs and chopped vegetables and meat fried in an omelette… Honestly, I order some just to be able to say the word out loud.


FRUGAL

When everything you want is exactly and solely what you need to survive.


FUGU

A pufferfish that protects itself even after death by being super toxic ergo being a delicacy for humans that like to live dangerously.


FULSOME

A whole lot. Too much maybe?


FUNEREAL

The appropriate attitude during a real funeral.


FUNKADELIC

A mix of funk, soul and psychelic rock. Also, one of the most awesome word of the English language.



The seventh letter of the alphabet. Can also be a box, a chord, a force, a league, a note, or even a spot.

The seventh letter of the alphabet. Can also be a box, a chord, a force, a league, a note, or even a spot.


GAILY

In a gay fashion. Gay as in happy. Fashion as in manner.


GALLING

Completely non-gaily.


GAMUT

Another, cleaner word for the whole shebang.


GARGANTUAN

Bigger than giant or gigantic.


GASH

A better word to name the result of cutting something deeper than a deep cut.


GAUZY

Something like gauze.


GELD

Removing the vigor or virility… figuratively or quite literally.


GENOTYPE

The gene for something particular; a phenotype.


GEODUCK

A magnificent mollusk that I urge you to google up.


GERONTOLOGY

The science that you’ll find more and more relevant as you age.


GETTER

Someone or something that gets.


GHETTOIZE

To make this dictionary, I used another dictionary. My old Student’s Oxford Canadian Dictionary. Here is the example in that dictionary for the verb ‘ghettoize’, and I shit you not: Canadian authors were invisible to the general public, ghettoized in the Canadiana section by booksellers, along with 101 Things to do with Maple Sugar cookbooks. Yikes.


GIMCRACK

All those things you bought, all the jewelry and fancy clothes and electronics will be nothing but gimcracks on your deathbed.


GIRTH

The distance of what you cover during a hug.


GLEAN

Put together things that belong together.


GLITZ

Jewelry that cost more than 500$.


GLUTEUS MAXIMUS

The strongest butt muscle.


GNAW

Can describe the way to assault someone or yourself, or defend yourself against assault.


GOAD

A stick that makes you dance against your wish.


GOFER

A person that goes for glory. One day. Maybe.


GOLLY

Showing a little surprise.


GOSSAMER

What comes out spiders’ butts.


GRAFTER

See grifter.


GRANDILOQUENCE

In which the fusion of grandiose and eloquence does not really combine the two meanings.


GRAPNEL

Claws attached to a rope. I should remember this word for a future story.


GRAZER

A vegan.


GREATCOAT

Where great means ‘dress-length’.


GREENSWARD

The best terrain for soccer and ultimate frisbee. The worst for ski and water polo.


GRIDLOCK

The commute’s perfect storm.


GRIFTER

See grafter.


GRIST

Anything you put in a mortar and pestle.


GROUNDING

Level 1 training.


GRUELLING

When gruesome meets teaching.


GUANO

What you can receive on your head when birds fly over you.


GUFFAW

The goal of someone hiding whoopee cushions all over.


GUMPTION

Dana Scully.


GUSTATORY

(Almost) anything related to tongue.


GUZZLE

Where the sentence ‘less is more’ should be followed.



The eighth letter of the alphabet. Useful to land at the right place. 

The eighth letter of the alphabet. Useful to land at the right place. 


HABERDASHERY

Stores for people who care a little bit less about clothes and others, generally of course.


HAGIOGRAPHIC

An overrated perspective.


HALCYON

Oh happy day.


HALF.

Fills a glass with that much water and it'll divide optimistic and pessimistic people. 


HALF-TRUTH

Literally part of the truth.


HAMSTRING

Muscle that makes your knees bent.


HANDLEBAR MOUSTACHE

The perfect mustache to help you plan evil schemes. Or scheme evil plans.


HANDSPRING

When after a jump, your hands are your feet first and then your feet are your feet.


HANKER

A craving. For some it`s food, sleep, or praise. For me, it’s mostly food.


HARD-HITTING

Where you figuratively hit hard someone or something.


HARE-BRAINED

A bad plan or idea (if good means successful).


HARRUMPH

Disapproving by clearing your throat.


HAUGHTY

A dislikable person.


HAWKER

A good example of this type of job would be a door-to-door salesman.


HEADCHEESE

A cold cut prepared with grounded meat of a boiled calf or pig’s head. Yes.


HEARSAY

Something you hear or say without any proof or reasoning.


HEART-RENDING

To render a heart into pain and distress.


HEAT SINK

Cools a computer down.


HEEDFUL

The quality of someone who can build a ship inside a bottle.


HELICAL

The coolest shape for a staircase. And DNA strands.


HELTER-SKELTER

It’s forget about the history of this word and focus about its real definition: confusion.


HEPCAT

Someone really cool.


HERETO

Something here to make a valid point.


HEURISTIC

The most rewarding teaching style.


HIDEBOUND

When traditions overpower common sense.


HIGHBUSH

The number of immature jokes for this word is infinite, but it’s just really a tall bush.


HIGH-STRUNG

 People who get scared easily.


HINDRANCE

A figural road block. Or a real road block if you are on a road.


HIRSUTE

What happens to hair after an electrical shock.


HITHERTO

Everything that happened, ever, until right now.


HOBNOB

Socialize with people who have more money than you.


HOI POLLOI

All those that have the normal or less than the normal amount of money necessary to live.


HOLISM

In which everything is connected.


HOME-BAKED

Baked at home.


HOMILETIC

Talking about religion by clergy people.


HONE

The old(est) fashioned way to sharpen a blade.


HONORARIUM

A payment received without being asked for.


HOOPLA

The purpose of advertisement.


HOPSCOTCH

A game solely told and taught by kids.


HORSE-AND-BUGGY

Outdated relics.


HOTFOOT

In a hurry. Like if your foot was on fire.


HOT-SWAP

Swapping parts while the computer is still hot. As in still on.


HOUSEFUL

When the house is full of people.


HUBBUB

What happens to a crowd when something weird or unexpected also happens around them.


HUFFILY

How close-minded stubborn people react to arguments against them.


HUMBUG

Bullshit.


HUNKY-DORY

Excellent.


HYDROTHERAPY

Using the substance all Earth beings need the most to help get rid of conditions that all Earth beings do not need.


HYPHENATION

Adding a small dash between letters.


HYPOXIA

Removing the appropriate amount of oxygen to the lungs.