Careful where you look, Stawka.

Tizz  

(i)  Is not a 2 or 4 wheeled automobile.    It is driven though - in mysterious circles.  And can be wheeled out at the drop of wine glass.

(ii)Could be classed as an out-fit.  "Come as you are" non-refined apparel.

DEB

Can it be juxtaposed with a huff?

Cos I went off in one of those once (or twice, or.......never mind)

A "huff "is often  a justifiable exiting response to opposing declarations brought about by non- or ill-informed fools combatants of the arena.  

The Huff action is often accompanied by the well-known pacificts' vernacular  "Whatever"    

(As opposed to Trounce -  could include a slight flick of hair, accompanied by the statement  :  "I don't care if I'm not right.  You're stupid";  they offer attention to the  acoustics of wooden floorboards by a certain motion of the feet at time of exiting.)

Thusly..........      Yep, accoustics are good.

Trounce and flounce are not the same though.

The flouncing works with a huff        I believe

Can't keep up, Stawka....the old brain and all.  

I gotta bounce out of here for a while.  

DEB

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@lloydslights wrote:

Wouldn't  the alien moll entry precede expertease?

 

Alphabetically, I mean.

 

Otherwise, there'd be people all over the place getting into a tizz.  

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Good point, Lloyds, but it would only apply to the order that  entries appeared in the dictionary,  Not the order in which they were submitted. If entries could only ever be submitted in alphabetical order and the first one submitted was zygote, you'd end up with a very short dictionary.

SUBMISSION FOR SOCIAL MEDIA DICTIONARY  

ZYGOTE definitions 

i)   a nursery, hot-bed, or breeding ground for gossip;

ii) an entity that often wants the last word.

Spoiler

I am hoping that there will be backfire

DEB

In this day and age I kinda dig the urban dictionary.  There are heaps of made up words which need a platform imo. 

Like songify: to make stuff into a song that wasn't intended to be a song... lol Check out Schmoyoho on yt to see the inventors of this great word 🙂 Not that they invented songifying "stuff" they just coined a word for the process 😉