It was her, and of that there's no doubt.Effluvium is a noxious emission of vapor. The plural form of the word is effluvia.
Her effluvia pummeled my snout.
She was eating old beans
And inflating her jeans;
I stopped breathing and gladly passed out.
Monday, August 29, 2011
OEDILF: Effluvia
Definition for the word 'effluvia'
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
OEDILF: Cyst
Here's a new limerick submitted to OEDILF for the word 'cyst'. So far, no comment. I wonder why?
Seems the gift of good skin has forgone ya.
Now a lump filled with pus grows upon ya.
We'll just lance it and twist
And pinch down on that cyst,
And we'll pray we don't get any on ya.
Thursday, August 4, 2011
Crookbacked
My OEDILF definition for crookbacked:
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Once a crookbacked old man in my store,
As he left, dropped his keys on the floor,
So as manners dictated,
I retrieved them and waited
With a hunch he'd be back through the door.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Disafforest
Here's another submission I put in at the OEDILF, this time a definition for the word disafforest, which means "to remove all the trees from"
She owned cedars majestic and lauded.
They've been logged. She's been badly defrauded.
No, she didn't need wood,
She just misunderstood
When they asked, "Disafforest?" she nodded.
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