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DISCTIONARY, an informative book that introduces and defines words specific to the game, resulting from the game and surrounding the game of disc golf, like the word DISCTIONARY itself.


Here's the details - submit any and all words that are NEWLY CREATED WORDS to be included in a fun and ficticious book for all disc golfers, "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor". This will be an informative book that introduces and defines words specific to the game, resulting from the game and surrounding the game of disc golf, like the word DISCTIONARY itself. PLEASE, when submitting words include the word, the definition and an example of the word used in a sentence and MOST OF ALL make certain that all submissions are appropriate the the rules of the site. now for the disclaimer - anyone submitting a word to "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor" is allowing "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor" full and unobligated use of any submissions within "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor" the "Disctionary" group/forum or any other usage by "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor". All submitters, by doing so are allowing "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor" full and unobligated permission to print, relay or convey that submission without any compensation to the submitter other than crediting the submission to their name, if that is the choice of the submitter. All submissions become property of "The Disctionary" 2008, Disceditied by "Disceditor", "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor", "Disctionary", "the-disc-tion-ary.com", "Craig Prime", "michiganartist", "godiscn.com", "the-disc-tion-ary.net", "lil charlie bishop" and so on and so on and so on until you get tired of me telling you that I own any and all ficticious words that you post, once thay are posted and appear in print. SO LET'S START SUBMITTING ! have fun, think about what you submit and most of all, keep it appropriate for anyone to read. BE CREATIVE, IT"S FUN !

[Ghost]

Turkey-  When you Hit 3 Birdies in a row.

Double Turkey- When you hit 6 Birdies in a row....

[Destraayer]

Hermit: (noun) Must have one of the following definitions in combination with an appearance that would be categorized as homeless or crazy;

1. an individual who spends their time collecting empty cans on a disc golf course.

2. an individual who spends their time retrieving disc from a water hazard only to sell them for profit.

 

Disc-oholic: (noun) an individual who collects rare plastic, only to hang them on the wall and never to play with them.

 

Wall Hanger: (noun/adjective) a disc whose inherit value renders it unthrowable.  

 

Doom-dyed: (adjective) used to describe a disc whose color or "tie dye" is poorly suited for the surrounding terrain. (ex: a white disc thrown in the snow, a muted orange disc thrown in the fall seasons, etc...) 

 

Earnie: (noun) a very difficult birdie putt or a putt that must be earned.

 

Popeye: (noun) an individual who plays better under the influence of marijuana or who smokes marijuana to improve their game. 

 

Spinach: (noun) marijuana smoked before or during a round of disc golf. Used specifically by a "Popeye."

 

Disc Mob: (noun) A large group of disc golfers who play together, but should be broken into smaller groups to allow for quicker play . Usually will occur in numbers greater than 6 disc golfers.

 

Crapitalize: (adjective) opposite of "to capitalize." Used to describe a throw that could have resulted in a very positive situation, but turns out to be a very bad. (ex: a birdie that turns into a boogie. "Way to crapitalize!")

 

Disc-picable: (adjective) used to describe two consecutive bad throws.

 

Disc-ounted: (adjective) a term used to describe a throw whose results are predicted and successful, prior to actual execution. (ex: "Watch me make this putt... CHING... nice disc-ount!"

 

Limbo: (adjective) used to describe a thrown disc whose whereabouts or results are yet to be determined. Usually used in instances where there is some form of hazard, O.B. or blind shot.

 

Drink: (noun) a body of water that presents no difficulty in retrieving lose discs that have landed in it.

 

Soup: (noun) a body of water that renders a disc almost impossible, unhealthy, unsafe, or illegal to retrieve. 

 

Casuals: (noun/adjective) a group or individual disc golfer who interferes or finds themselves on a course used for tournament/league play only. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ghost]

Horseshoe- used to describe a player or shot that continually gets lucky.  Ex.  Player throws a shot that bounces off 2 trees and lands right under the basket.

[The FORCE]

Minischule (miniscule) When there isn't very much rough (schule in Michigan)

[The FORCE]

Top Gunner - When you go directly over the basket directly in line with the basket. Coined by Tree during a round at Blue Gill

[Chuck Kennedy]

Rule-mer: (noun) something that sounds like a rule and continues to circulate as if it's true. Example might be that player is not allowed to rethrow their disc that is thrown OB or a disc that is mostly inbounds but touching OB line is OB.

[Mike McFarlin]

Total Melt Down: What happens when you have a really bad hole.  "A double bougy on an easy hole what a total melt down."

Lumber Jack: Playing in the woods off the fairway.  "Everybody sing: I'm a Lumber Jack and I don't care"

Lumber Jack Off: Having a total melt down in the woods. "That triple boogy was due to me playing lumber jack off in the woods."

[Disc Player Sports]

Fly Bye: when a disc flies by the basket 'complete miss' during a putt.

Drive Bye Shot: when a disc flies close to the basket during the drive off the tee, but hits nothing but the ground past the basket.

Drive Bye Shooting: when continuously getting close (as stated in Drive By Shot) during your round.

[Mark Cuban]

Glad to hear Park City Utah has made it way to Michigan!

 

Lincoln Hawk (arm wrestelr from Stallone's over the top) - when you decide to go over the top of the trees with a tommy or thumber.

 

 

 

[Sam Smith]

Wow! A lot of responses here. Not sure if anyone has put this yet, but we call the Yellow band on the Innova baskets the "bogey band" or the "par bar"