epopoesis

word formation through other lingual souces like Greek, Latin, French and Spanish.

Many English words are formed by epopoesis.

by uttam maharjan January 11, 2012

sesquilateral

involving full consent of one party and partial consent of the other.

The accord was sesquilateral in nature and later on the party which had partially acquiesced to the agreement fully endorsed it.

by uttam maharjan November 02, 2010

punitize

to punish for wrongdoing; to mete out punishment to; to take punitive action or sanctions against.

The United Nations decided to punitize the country for non-compliance with the Non-Aggression Pact.

by uttam maharjan June 04, 2010

mastigate

to whip; to flog.

The housemaid committed a minor mistake but she was brutally mastigated by her boss.

by uttam maharjan April 20, 2011

homese

the jargon of homos and lesbians.

Is the word 'queer' part of the homese?

by uttam maharjan August 28, 2010

maychance

by chance.

I maychance met her on the road yesterday.

by uttam maharjan April 04, 2011

meretricomania

un uncontrollable urge to visit a brothel to have sex with a prostitute; whore-mongering.

The lascivious guy is full of meretricomania. Brothel-hopping has been his harness for donkey's years.

by uttam maharjan March 23, 2010