| DiLingo to English | VERBS | NOUNS | PRONOUNS | ADJECTIVES | ADVERBS |
| English to DiLingo | VERBS | NOUNS | PRONOUNS | ADJECTIVES | ADVERBS |
Verbs: DiLingo to English
Verbs: English to DiLingo
Nouns: DiLingo to English
Nouns: English to DiLingo
PRONOUNS
Adjectives: DiLingo to English
Adjectives: English to DiLingo
Yes spank (which makes Madonna the Affirmative Girl) No ninct (which contorts the mouth into a truly ugly posturing, making the uttered word redundant) Zeeto O.K.
Peechee-- expletive, adjective, adverb of favorable quality (feel free to use an exclamation point)
Schleechee- pejoritive expletive (can be likened to excrement--or a piece of it, cheap sexual penetration references, invoking the Supreme Being to damn someone, or any other demonstrable ugliness.
Just saying it kind of gives a vindicated feeling of giving someone the sentiment they deserve)
See also, "EXPLETIVES," at ADVANCED DiLINGO
good bing bad schling large ilt small schlilt glad asz sad schlasz early ird late schlird nice erv mean schlerv true iv false schliv fast uns slow schluns beautiful oosh ugly schloosh new ark old schlark easy eaz hard schleaz up ump down schlump
funny yuckitup ("yucki-tup")
unfunny ninkitup
ting-ting time (from John L. DiLeo, M.D.) atingviscingbing love toy (lit. trans. "ooooh...that feels good."
Articles are little fart words that don't
matter anyway. And speaking of farts, I must admit that the whole
of DiLingo may in fact be onomotopaeic for sphincteric indiscretions.--sUmUs
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