mudgeon
was added by
gangerh and has been listed 1 time with 2 comments
budgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 1 time with 2 comments
sludgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 1 time with 1 comment
hudgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 1 time with 1 comment
scudgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 1 time with 2 comments
gludgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 1 time with 3 comments
smudgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 1 time with 2 comments
fudgeon
was added by
bilby and has been listed 2 times with 7 comments
dudgeon
was added by
gangerh and has been listed 24 times with 2 comments
Ta muchly, whichbe. I'm having huge fun on this list. You've made my day.
Ahahaha, this list rocks.
Yes, sionnach? Yes. It postdates it, humdudgeon is its mumdudgeon.
Er.. Um ... gangerh..? I don't really bear any tangential responsibility for the starting of this list, do I? Please tell me your passionate embrace of the 'udgeon' phoneme (or maybe it's a morpheme, I don't know the difference) predates my listing the word humdudgeon.
Not that your passion is anything but admirable. Nothing scary about it at all.
Good grief! I added 'the s-udgeon word' to this list and it arrived on the 'Recent words' feed in the middle of hundreds of words of horrendous afflictions and diseases. Thank heavens I noticed and deleted it to add another day when it can be associated with more appropriate words. Anyone reading would have thought schadenfreudgeon was an ugly plague instead of the beautiful word that it is, meaning simply 'mixed feelings of extreme pleasure and indignant humour'. Spread the word.
Lovely, sionnach. There's a space on the list for phrases such as these to go round (!), I imagine.
The joy of adding words to this list is something akin to the joy of putting hot fudge on a banana split. Or finding a piece of donkey's gudge on your pillow.
THE place to be if you are a well-defined udgeon word. All such are invited to move in now. Existence here derives from sionnach's interpretation of humdudgeon.