frindle dictionary #2 - Young Elementary School

FRINDLE
DICTIONARY
A One Book/One School Production
Published by Nancy Young Elementary PTA
Adrienne Morgan, Principal
Blaire Ranucci, Librarian
Carolyn Fichte, One Book/One School Chairperson
Kristen Flanders, PTA President
Written by Nancy Young Elementary Students
2011-2012
A
ABERLIN (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
B
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
BOOMBA (boom-ba) noun, a book box
Connor 4D
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
C
C3PO (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
CLOPPER (klop-per) noun, spoon
COAT (kote) noun, books by
Kriti 4W
Juliana KS
Elen 4W
COLAMUONE (coul-a-me-own) adj, good luck; break a leg
Aubree
5P
COLAMUONMWAH (kola-muna-wah) verb, wish me luck
COMKIE (kom-kee) verb, to be the happiest person
Aubree 5P
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
CUGGLE (cuggle) verb, snuggle and cuddle
Sylvia 3M
Kriti 4W
D
DAFLECTIONS (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
DECIA (dee-see-uh) noun, a friend
Faith 1E
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
DRADLL (dradl) adv. there is a hole
Gili 2ST
Eddie 2ST
DUNCH (dunch) noun, a meal in between lunch and dinner
5K
Justin
E
ECMATOLLIGY (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-tikus l-a-ma din-str-ka-fin-ping-pong) noun, an elephant
playing ping pong against a llama and ostrich
ENDIL (en-dyl) noun, sock
Aden 5R
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
F
FEENA (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?
FOOMFO (foom-fo) noun, fire
Amanda 1S
Bianca 2G
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.”
FROTE (fro-t) verb, to yell very loud
Morgan 2J
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.”
FUNER
Pranathi 1S
Marian 2S
FUNDAKELUNGA (fun-du-ku-lun-ga) adj. funny
Ribhav 1ME
FURBLE (furr-bul) noun, a mixture of a fish and girble
FUZITLE (fuzz-ee-tul) adj. awesome
Jack 5E
Emiliano 4PE
G
GAMPPY (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
H
HANSHE (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
HUGETIC (hu-je-tik) adj, bigger than huge
Rohan 4W
Megan 4BE
J
JINGLEINE (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
K
KETA (key-ta) noun, bubbles that fall from the sky; “On the
weather forecast, it said that it was going to keta.”
KIDELF (kyd-elf) noun, a notebook
Trevor 4BE
Sophie 5C
L
LAMONS (la-mons) noun, 4th grade work
LENTISS (l-en-ti-s) noun, a mermaid
Madison 4BE
Avary KS
LOGI (lo-gee) noun, a snack that you eat after dinner (ie:
cookie)
Natalia 4D
M
MADEK (may-deck) noun, enjoyment; “All the kids had madek
at the birthday party.”
Matthew 1D
MAGBOOK (mag-book) noun, half book, half magazine
MAQUIRE (ma-qwire) noun, a back pack
Kara 4BL
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
MYELLO (m-yello) noun, a greeting
Alissa 4BE
Rushabh 4W
N
NEMO (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
O
OOHAHH (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
P
PANKEY (pan-key) noun, pants
PENA (pe-na) noun, soup
Chase 4PE
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
Q
Q AND A (kew-and-ayy) noun, a book
QUANTLE (quant-le) noun, a clock
Vesaal 1S
Jackson 3SM
QUEVELYN (cwe-ve-lyn) verb, to run; “Are you going to
quevelyn in the race?”
Robyn 5R
R
RALYKS (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-ingcub-ur-land) noun, a rubber band
Kriti 4W
S
SAPOTUW (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
SHIZZLY (shiz-ul-ee) adj, to be weird
Karthik 4BL
Cameron 5P
SHNAIN (sh-nayn) noun, snow and rain mixed together
SHNOODY (shnood-y) noun, a school
Tinrey 4BL
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 shoogleyboogley, 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
SPAKE (spak) noun, a fancy dog
Kylee KS
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
T
TABUMBLE (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
V
VEKENTYRE (vek-en-tire) verb, to pop
Robyn 5R
VLYIVISDALE (vly-ivi-ess-dale) noun, an invisible fly
Daniel 5K
W
WABALOOBI (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
WHILK (wilk) noun, dirty water from the ground
WHINT (wint) verb, to be nice
Jasmine 4PE
Aaron 4W
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
Y
YELLOWUH (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
Z
ZIZZY 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