Ricktionary

The Rick­tionary is to be under­stood as an exten­sion to the most com­plete Eng­lish dic­tio­nary avail­able, since none of which, is truly com­plete with­out these words, cre­ated by the author in order to express his genial­ity in a more accu­rate way.

Note: Words used, but not cre­ated, by the author are marked with the symbol †.

• A
  • [Arkansaz] (noun) Cor­rect pro­nun­ci­a­tion of the amer­i­can state AK.
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
  • Ful­fish­ment (tr. v., Ful­fill­ment + Accom­plish­ment) Feel­ing of hav­ing some­thing planned and com­pletely done it.
• G
• H
  • Hencely (adv.) Cor­re­spond­ing to «Thusly».
• I
  • Igry† (adj.) “Painfully embar­rassed for or uncom­fort­able about some­one else’s incred­i­bly poor social behav­ior, or descrip­tive of such poor social behav­ior”. See details here.
• J
• K
• L
  • Light­nings (noun) Plural of «Lightning».
• M
  • Mug­gler (noun, Mug­ger + Bur­glar) Per­son who behaves like as a mug­ger and a burglar.
• N
  • Nip­ply (adv, Nippy + Nip­ple) Weather cold enough to turn one’s nip­ples hard.

• O
  • Oyfoy (int.) Syn. Oy Vey.
• P
  • Poodle­poop (noun, Poo­dle + Poop) Polite form for bullshit.
• Q
• R
• S
  • Shell­fish (adj, Shell + Self­ish) A per­son too self­ish to see real­ity beyond its own shell or bubble.
• T
  • Therego ( There­fore + Ergo) Synonym of «There­fore», but used when the con­clu­sion reached is derived from a log­i­cal, rather math­e­mat­i­cal, construction.
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z