★ Liddi's Bookshop and Oddities [ free pets ]

[Raloi]

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Also, the form c:

username: Raloi
pet's name: Lenora
create a new word; define it: claided. To be claided would mean to be completely enamoured with someone's physical features without attraction. Basically, it's the strange feeling when you don't necessarily have an emotional connection with the person, nor are you physically attracted to them, but looking at them is still mesmerising in an indescribable way.

Example: Rachel was completely claided with Jessica's eyes.

[Barrani]

username: Barrani
pet's name: Isabella
create a new word; define it: lifeling. The act of doing things that will level up the quality of your life. Education, job, changing your environment etc. Example: Jake kept taking new courses for the sake of lifeling.

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[TerrorThatFlaps]

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[Unlimitedfur]

username: Unlimitedfur
pet's name: Lenora
create a new word; define it: Bashreiner; a person or creature who is so filled with anger, they do not register the pain they get from bashing in to things until the anger wears off

[Oldbaybailey]

username: ★Nebula★
pet's name: Lenora
create a new word; define it: leedle: (N) the mating call of mermaids (leedles, leedling, leedled)

[GraveyardBat]

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[Tereziisbestgem]

username: [Tereziisbestgem]
pet's name: [Toby]
create a new word; define it:Jocket, to wear a hoodie backwards (Like with the hood in the front and zipper on the back)

[Rudolfik]

username: Rudolfik
pet's name: Isabella
create a new word; define it: Viebie-viebier is a person who combines words different words. This person during this operation uses a dictionary.r-viebier is a person who combines words different words. This person during this operation uses a dictionary.

[Crazychickcarara]

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[Karmel]

username: Karmel
pet's name: Fey
create a new word; define it: Artuitous (art-too-i-tuh s), meaning full of art or possessing many artistic abilities. I am deriving it from the Old French word "art" or the Latin "artem" and adding the Latin suffix "-itus" meaning "possessing or full of". Pronounced like fortuitous.