please add your word to the disctionary

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 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", "Craig Prime", "michiganartist", "godiscn.com", "the-disc-tion-ary.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 !

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disclaimer (disc - claimer)- the legal jargon that specifies to all submitters and submissions to "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor" , "Disctionary", "disctionary.com", "Craig Prime", "michiganartist", "godiscn.com", "thedisctionary.com" or "lil charlie bishop" will be excempt from any payment or claims to any and all submitters submitting to"The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor".

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - "and now for the disclaimer - to 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 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", "disctionary.com", "Craig Prime", "michiganartist", "godiscn.com", "thedisctionary.com", "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."

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discribing - (disc - cribing) the activity of using a Sharpie to place identifying marks on the disc used in the game of disc golf.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTECE - "Because I had no time for discribing, everything in my bag is just as purchased. The problem, I lost a disc in the woods and now the finder won't be able to disctinguish who the owner is." (disctinguish- see "The Disctionary 2008, Disceditied by Disceditor" for the definition)

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disctinguish - (disc-ting-guish) - in the game of disc golf, the ability to determine ownership of found discs, an ability that is specifically made possible from the owners previous and intelligent activity of discribing.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - "Since the disc had been discribed, I was able to disctinguish".

[Mark Jackson]

Parfect-(par-fect) A round of disc golf that contains no bogies or birdies, or any other scores except pars. This score may be poor or excellent depending on the course played.

Example in a sentence- " I shot a parfect round yesterday, but it was only Burke Lake so I'm not too excited about it."

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discount - (disc - count) what a disc golfer often does to assure that they have not left a disc behind somewhere in the fairway or woods and that they indeed have the number of dics's in the bag that started with.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - "Gimme another coupla minutes, Bert. I need to do a discount."

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discussion - (disc - cussion) - the conversation among disc golfers after a completed round of disc golf, a conversation that always starts with the words "you should have seen" and most often involves many participants talking at once.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - With all 120 players finishing the tournament at nearly the same time, the discussion became so loud that the police arrived in answer to a public disturbance complaint.

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smackdoodled - (smack - doo -doled) in the game of disc golf the phenomenon of a well thrown disc that is beautifully following the intended path but then at the very moment another players yells "great throw" that same well thrown disc hits a tree.
EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - O.K. wise guy, that's three smackdoodled shots in a row. How about keeping quiet until my throw comes to rest.

[Nan Elias]

we call this "New Yorking" or simply "Yorking". as in "You Yorked my ace shot". This is a capital offense at some courses. Falls under the category of "Working" a player during a round. Provenance can be further researched in the NiceUp! There is some controversy as to the originator of the Phrase. Some believe it originates from a known smackdoodler from New York, others believe it is the choking sound the thrower makes just as the Disc leaves it's perfect flight path and careens inexplicably into a tree. We have many trees at Sedgley Woods, and too many Yorkers.

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maybe smackdoodled should NOT be associated with someone saying "nice shot". smackdoodle may be the often unwanted experience of hitting a tree 30' feet and out. Within 30' it has a different name.

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discgust - (disc - gust) - the low-down , sorrowful emotional state achieved nearly every time I go out and attempt to play a good round of disc golf, especially at the courses full of trees, ponds, rivers and other disc-destroying hazards.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - My round today of 83 was discgusting. It seems that if it weren't for discgust, I'd have no emotional reaction from the game known as disc golf. Except, of course, that one time I got the hole in one after I smackdoodled the tree in front of the basket.

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disconnected - (disc - ca - neck -ted) - In the game of disc golf, the state of euphoria obtained by becoming or thinking that you've become one with your disc.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - I was so damned disconnected that I made seven, fifty foot putts in a row. I love my old putter and you know, if I could get so disconnected with all my other discs, I'd turn pro.

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godiscn - (go - disc -en) What disc golfers do whenever they happen to have any free time. The activity of disc golfing where a player throws a steamlined, fast flying disc at a chain basket. Normally, to godiscn the player would need to complete one or more rounds of a minimum 18 holes. When spelled with capitals, GODISCN is used to describe a specific type of tournament play.

EXAMPLE IN A SENTENCE - I enjoy going discn with friends but always score better when I godiscn by myself.