FRINDLEDICTIONARY

A One Book/One School Production

Published by Nancy Young Elementary PTA

Adrienne Morgan, PrincipalBlaire Ranucci, Librarian

Carolyn Fichte, One Book/One School ChairpersonKristen Flanders, PTA President

Written by Nancy Young Elementary Students

2011-2012

AABERLIN (abe-er-lin) verb, to make a difference in the world; “Was she trying to be aberlin by picking up the garbage off the street?” Brianne 4H

ABOOLIK (a-boo-lik) noun, a library; “I love the aboolik!” Valeria 2J

ADIPDOE (a-dip-doe) noun, a rounded fruit with firm white flesh and a seedy core (aka: apple) Alexis 1D

ASLAPTOIN (a-slap-shun) verb, to show appreciation by slapping Myah 4W

AUESCARE (aw-scare) adj. awesomely scary Melanie 4BE

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BEASTLYBOSSOME (beast-ly-boss-ome) adj. to be a beastly boss and awesome at the same time Nikki and Ryan 4W

BHELBA (bhel-ba) noun, another word for Red Riding Hood Ronit 4PE

BIP (bip) noun, another way for saying dog Alyson 1MO

BLOOFEY (bloo-fe) noun, a car or automobile Connor 4D

BOOMBA (boom-ba) noun, a book box Sam 1S

BOONZY (boon-zee) verb, An expression of ones love Logan 1D

BUNNY BUNNA (bunny-bun-na) noun, animal that looks like a bunny Catherine 1D

BURIGIOS (burr-e-gee-os) noun, a burrito and cheeseburger mixed together Micheal 4W

CC3PO (see-three-pee-oh) adj. cool Raghav 2ST

CAMBOO (kam-boo) verb, a cat jumps Amanda 2ST

CLACKY (kla-kee) noun, someone who is weird and crazy

CLIPPERS (klip-pers) noun, scissors Kriti 4W

CLOPPER (klop-per) noun, spoon Juliana KS

COAT (kote) noun, books by Elen 4W

COLAMUONE (coul-a-me-own) adj, good luck; break a leg Aubree

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COLAMUONMWAH (kola-muna-wah) verb, wish me luck Aubree 5P

COMKIE (kom-kee) verb, to be the happiest person Kamia 4D

CONCABA (kon-ka-ba) verb, to have fun with yourself and others Ananya

CONFUZLED (con-fuz-led) verb, to be confused or puzzled about something; “I was very confuzled about my Math Homework.” Leah 4H

COOKAPER (cook-a-p-er) noun, paper which you can write on, but it’s made out of cookies so you could eat it Sanjay 4PE

CRYING QUEST (cry-ing-qwest) noun, an A.R. test Kriti 4W

CUGGLE (cuggle) verb, snuggle and cuddle Sylvia 3M

DDAFLECTIONS (da-flec-tion) verb, deflect affection; put hand up before someone tries to show affection (tender feelings) Aimee 4PE

DALAMBLE (da-lam-ble) verb, to flip your card Faith 1E

DECIA (dee-see-uh) noun, a friend Ava 1K

DIGLYOFIE (dig-lie-o-fy) adj. someone who represents class, style; to be cool Dillan 3M

DINOREXPENGUIN (dyno-rex-pen-gwin) noun, a dinosaur mixed with a T-rex and a penguin Myah 4W

DISCOMBOBULATED (dis-come-bob-u-la-ted) verb, very confused; “I am discombobulated because I am trying to solve this puzzle.” Brianne 4H

DOLELOP (do-le-lop) verb, I want my dog Maddison 2G

DOSTER (daus-tur) verb, 1. to think or ponder 2. to express curiosity 3. to annoy with over use of questions Twenty-first century English Related forms - dostered, dostering, dostry; Synonyms - reflect, meditate, pester Gili 2ST

DRADLL (dradl) adv. there is a hole Eddie 2ST

DUNCH (dunch) noun, a meal in between lunch and dinner Justin 5K

EECMATOLLIGY (ec-ma-to-lli-gy) noun, history of Economics Samantha 3L

EKQUL (eh-kl) noun, an awesome person, place or thing “NYE is ekqul.” Luke 4W

ELEPRARTICUS LLAMA DINSSTRICHA FIN PING PONG (ele-prar-ti-kus l-a-ma din-str-ka-fin-ping-pong) noun, an elephant playing ping pong against a llama and ostrich Aden 5R

ENDIL (en-dyl) noun, sock Arturo 1S

ENTRADA (en-tra-da) noun, a birthday party Suvan 1D

EXFORENINONIG (ex-for-nin-o-nig) verb, to study while eating muffins; synonyms - study, work hard, eat muffins Aabha 4BL

FFEENA (fee-na) noun, a star Sawyer KS

FICTA (fyk-ta) noun, a kind of flower that is light pink and smells like a cherry by Michaela 2ST

FIGGLER (fig-ler) noun, a pencil Phillip 4BL

FLITZR (flit-ser) verb, get someone on their back for 3 seconds in wrestling in a quick amount of time Thomas 2SZ

FLOOPY (flu-pee) verb, to do a triple bake flip in mid-air

FLUFOO (flu-foo) noun, dog Sydney 1S

FNOFO (fno-fo) noun, book Jack 1S

FOOF (fuf) verb, to blow on your food to cool it down; “Make sure you foof your food before you eat it!” Robyn 5R

FOOFY (foo-fi) adj. puffy In the morning; “My hair is foofy.” Morgan 2J

FOOGYLYBOO (foog-y-ly-boo) verb, who are You? Bianca 2G

FOOMFO (foom-fo) noun, fire Amanda 1S

FRAMBLE (fram-bul) verb, to do an awkward motion with your fingers Parama 4BE

FRANGO (fran-go) noun, a lot of stuff; “I always get frango for my birthday.” Sean 2J

FREAK OVER (freek-o-vur) verb, sleepover Abigail 1S

FRENCIL (fren-cil) noun, a pencil; “At school, I have three frencils. One frencil is from home.” Morgan 2J

FROTE (fro-t) verb, to yell very loud Nyla 3SM

FUCHISIA (fu-chi-sia) adj. the color purple; “My favorite color is fuchisia.” Atma KS

FUFOO (fu-foo) noun, a book; “I love fufoos.” Pranathi 1S

FUNER Marian 2S

FUNDAKELUNGA (fun-du-ku-lun-ga) adj. funny Ribhav 1ME

FURBLE (furr-bul) noun, a mixture of a fish and girble Emiliano 4PE

FUZITLE (fuzz-ee-tul) adj. awesome Jack 5E

GGAMPPY (gam-pee) noun, a person who plays a lot of video games Ayush 2G

GARLIND (gar-lynd) adj, not normal; not ordinary; different

GLAP (glap) noun, paper; “I found a piece of glap.” Daniel and Josh 4W

GOODER (good-er) adj. better than good

GOOGLELACHI (goo-gul-la-chww) adv. a word to add to your sentence to make it sound cool Emma 2ST

GOOGOLIEMOOGOOLIE (goo ga-la-li-moooo-gaa-ly) adv. being surprised Blake 4B

GRINDLE (grin-del) noun, a dictionary Vyshak 3B

GRINY (gry-nee) noun, tiny grains of broken rock, found on beaches or in deserts Abby 3B

GUEYWOOWEY (goo-ee-woo-ee) adj. cute and adorable; “My baby brother is gueywoowey!” Josie 2J

GURPLE (Gur-ple) noun, rubberband or hair band Annekah 5K

HHANSHE (hand-shee) noun, eyes Brandon 4BE

HECEV (he-kev) verb, to hike a long distance Matthew 2S

HOBLEPLA (ho-bble-pla) adj, no in any language Rohan 4W

HUGETIC (hu-je-tik) adj, bigger than huge Megan 4BE

JJINGLEINE (ging-ling) noun, a lunch box Christina 2SZ

JOYLA (goy-la) noun, toy Joy 1S

JRULLY (ju-lee) noun, a very fancy chair that comes with a remote that gives you the ability to relax Reeti 4D

KKETA (key-ta) noun, bubbles that fall from the sky; “On the weather forecast, it said that it was going to keta.” Sophie 5C

KIDELF (kyd-elf) noun, a notebook Trevor 4BE

LLAMONS (la-mons) noun, 4th grade work Madison 4BE

LENTISS (l-en-ti-s) noun, a mermaid Avary KS

LOGI (lo-gee) noun, a snack that you eat after dinner (ie: cookie) Natalia 4D

MMADEK (may-deck) noun, enjoyment; “All the kids had madek at the birthday party.” Matthew 1D

MAGBOOK (mag-book) noun, half book, half magazine Kara 4BL

MAQUIRE (ma-qwire) noun, a back pack Daniel and Josh 4W

MARCOBIERANNANAR (marko-beer-anar) noun, a class; “I love Mrs. Morris’ markkobierannanar!” Meena 1MO

MELLOW (mell-ow) noun, yellow Dalima 1E

MILL (myll) verb, to be frightened Arjun 2ST

MINZA (meenga) noun, a grandparent; “My minga comes to my house.” Zach 3B

MOCKAMSMEELA (mock-um-smeelah) noun, a person who is very cute; “My baby brother is a mockamsmeela.” Anisha 3M

MOOPIE (moo-pee) noun, a blank white square that you can write with a frindle on Jack 4D

MONSTER (mon-ster) noun, a computer Safa 4W

MUNCHY (mun-chee) noun, a half of a peanut butter and jelly sandwich Molly KP

MUTOMITAN (moo-to-mee-tan) adj. weirdly funny Rushabh 4W

MYELLO (m-yello) noun, a greeting Alissa 4BE

NNEMO (nee-mow) noun, a game “McKinley loves to play his nemos.” McKinley 2A

NIPH (nip) noun, a computer “Can I have a niph?” Parker 2G

NOBALY (no-ball-ee) adj, incomplete not thorough Caleb 4BL

NOOB (noob) verb, you have been served Will 4BE

OOOHAHH (ooh-ahh) adj, big or large; “That is an oohahh head you have.” Robert 1K

OOZA (oo-zuh) noun, a dog William 5R

OXERD (ox-erd) noun, a backpack or a book bag Anish 1K

PPANKEY (pan-key) noun, pants Chase 4PE

PENA (pe-na) noun, soup Kanika 1MO

PEPPERFISH (pepp-ur-fish) noun, a pen Christina 1D

PINDLE (pyn-dul) noun, pencil

PINGAFINS (ping-a-fins) noun, an animal that is half penguin and half fish; it will chase its fish-like tail. Bella 2J

PINTILLEAN (pin-till-e-un) noun, an oval shaped ball that is used in football games Joshua 1K

PLOOT (ploot) noun, a cup; “I drink milk in my plot.” Neel KTA

PUGA (pooga) noun, a baseball; “GT’s favorite position in puga is catcher.” GT 4W

PURPLE (purr-pul) noun, the thing you sit on during school Ryan 4W

PURPLE (purr-pul) noun, a thing you can sit on (chair) Havish 4W

QQ AND A (kew-and-ayy) noun, a book Vesaal 1S

QUANTLE (quant-le) noun, a clock Jackson 3SM

QUEVELYN (cwe-ve-lyn) verb, to run; “Are you going to quevelyn in the race?” Robyn 5R

RRALYKS (rawl-eeks) verb, to shine brightly through the night; “The moon ralyks when it is full.” Skylar 2ST

RANNELI (ran-ely) adj. squishy; “The spaghetti is ranelli.” Jadyn 3SM

ROCKING CUBBER LAND (rok-ing-cub-ur-land) noun, a rubber band Kriti 4W

SSAPOTUW (sap-o tuw) noun, two shoes Jake 4BL

SEES (seez) noun, cheese; “I hate sees.” Srilasya 4BE

SHBATH (sh-bath-y) noun, a shower and a bath mixed together Madison 1D

SHISKEBUB (shis-ke-bub) noun, a worker Karthik 4BL

SHIZZLY (shiz-ul-ee) adj, to be weird Cameron 5P

SHNAIN (sh-nayn) noun, snow and rain mixed together Tinrey 4BL

SHNOODY (shnood-y) noun, a school Michael 1S

SHOOGLEY-BOOGLEY (shoo-gel-ee-boo-gel-ee) adj, noun 1. to be thrilled or excited; “I am so shoogley-boogley to go to Arizona.” 2. to be frightened with delight; “Oh my shoogley-boogley, thank you so much.” Nicole 4D

SHWIGINSWITER (sh-wig-in-swite-er) noun, a paper Safa 4W

SKADUSH (ska-do-sh) verb, to go away (do hand signals when saying it) Jake 3H

SKRAGHUTALS (skra-ghutals) noun, anything; “ love skraghutals.” Kaden 4PE

SLINY (sly-nee) adj, smooth by Tvisha 1D

SLOPING (slop-ing) noun, something you can use to erase; a small piece of rubber used to remove the marks made by a pencil Estrella Cabral 2S

SNOW’GLE (snow-gul) noun, a beagle dog sliding down a snowhill Mrs. Dyschkant 1st grade

SNUSH (snush) noun, snow and slush mixed together Tyler 4BL

SOCKPO (sock-po-s) verb, a hippo wearing socks; “I went to the zoo and saw a sockpo.” Manal 4PE

SOODLE (soo-duhle) noun, soup on top of noodles Kylee KS

SPAKE (spak) noun, a fancy dog Zoe 1E

SPIKER (spik-yr) noun, a name for computer Joesh 1S

SQUIDABA (squid-a-ba) conjuntion, a word used when a word you don’t know appears Rissa 4PE

SROAM (sro-am) noun, a room Allison 2ST

STOMBI (stom-bee) verb, really happy Rahul 4BE

STRUNO (struno) noun, a desk Nishit 4BL

SUSLSTUDS (sus-ul-studs) noun, ice cream Alexa 4BL

SUPERTASTIC (soop-er-tas-tik) verb, happy Sanjana 4BE

SYNDER (sin-dor) noun, a female dog; “I love to play with my synder.” Shreya 2A

TTABUMBLE (ta-bum-bul) verb, to go tumbling with friends Anabel 1S

TADAWA (ta-da-wa) verb, to show excitement ; an interjection Laurel 4PE

TAKI (tah-kee) noun, a book; “Quincy is enjoying reading his taki.” Quincy KC

TEENA (tee-na) noun, a star Sawyer KS

TOSSY (taugh-c) noun, a nose Rishabh

TOWBATAGON (to-ba-ta-gan) noun, a large glass mug with a handle for tea, coffee, or hot chocolate Shinji KTA

TRISQUAD (tris-kwad) noun, a monster Aayush 4BE

VVEKENTYRE (vek-en-tire) verb, to pop Robyn 5R

VLYIVISDALE (vly-ivi-ess-dale) noun, an invisible fly Daniel 5K

WWABALOOBI (wab-a-loo-bee) adj. to be excited Jesse 4BE

WAZ (waz) noun, someone who is crazy and psychotic Cameron 5P

WEIRCKY (wyr-cky) adj. weird and funky Katie 3H

WEIRDOOWAAA (werd-oo-wah) noun, peculiar guy walking, from the word weird Cole 1D

WELFULLY (wel-ful-ly) verb, a very happy, fun motion Jasmine 4PE

WHILK (wilk) noun, dirty water from the ground Aaron 4W

WHINT (wint) verb, to be nice Gregory 2A

WIRGLE (wir-gul) verb, to wiggle in place Carly 1D

WORKBOT (werk-bot) noun, a robot that does work for you Ryan 2A

YYELLOWUH (yel-low-uh) noun, a big yellow construction truck with a digger Claudio KP

YOGALOG (yog-a-log) noun, a winged, mushroom-like creature that breaks pineapples Aditi 5C

YOUEE (yowee) verb, to cuddle Allison 3L

YTHISE (ya-ti-see) verb, means to talk really fast; “I ythised that I started hiccupping!” alternatives: ythised, ythising Akshaya 4PE

ZZIZZY WEE (zizz-ee-wee) verb, the highest point while swinging on swing Olivia 2A

ZYLIP (z-i-lip) noun, a book Drew 4D

ZYNLE (zinl) noun, a piece of paper; “Can I have a zynle?” Zachary 4PE