| WORD/PHRASE: | MEANING: | CONTRIBUTOR: |
| Af(adj): | having perfect hearing. | John Flynn |
| Chievous(adj): | not to mess about in a slightly cute way. | Graybags |
| Cle(n): | not your parent's brother. | John Ward |
| Cography(n): | a list of unreleased recordings. | Alfred Armstrong |
| Come tax(n): | a levy on outgoings. | Alfred Armstrong |
| Compense(v): | to not pay for; to not retuen in kind. | "Barry in Indy" |
| Conscript(n): | a begging letter. | Dr Robin Bignall |
| Couth(adj): | not at all loutish or rude. | Maggie Newman |
| Cover(v): | to lose important knowledge or artifacts. | Jonathon Caws-Elwitt |
| Creet(adj): | to be loud-mouthed and tactless.. | Graybags |
| Crete(adj): | joined together so that you can't tell where one ends and another begins. | John Flynn |
| AlsoIncrete(v): | to take in waste matter. | "Barry in Indy" |
| AlsoDiscrete(v): | to remove waste matter. | "Barry in Indy" |
| AlsoProcrete(v): | to be for waste matter. | "Barry in Indy" |
| AlsoConcrete(v): | to be against waste matter. | "Barry in Indy" |
| AlsoSecrete(v): | to espy waste matter. | "Barry in Indy" |
| AlsoAccrete(v): | to garner mains electric waste matter. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoCalcrete(n): | solid US west coast waste matter. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoFerricrete(n): | solid waste matter thrown off a boat. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoFerroconcrete(n): | solid waste matter from a Japanese male. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoHypersecrete(v): | to throw out MI5 documents. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoInconcrete(v): | to cross the Mafia. | Alfred Armstrong |
| Alsoindiscrete(adj): | spreading rumours about waste matter in Barry's location. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoMusique Concrete(n): | a tune whistled to cover the sound of waste matter. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoResecrete(v): | to espy waste matter again. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoShotcrete(n): | a picture of solid waste matter. | Alfred Armstrong |
| AlsoSilcrete(n): | solid waste matter on a window ledge. | Alfred Armstrong |
| Decide(v): | to become impartial. | Alfred Armstrong |
| Define(v): | to withdraw a demand for monetary compensation for illegal activities. | Jens Ayton |
| Delight(v): | to extinguish a candle. | Alfred Armstrong |
| Demand(v): | to have had a sex change, from male to female. | Jens Ayton |
| Demise(v): | to make a rich person very generous. | Polly |
| Describe(v): | deprive a king of his historian. | Dr Robin Bignall |
| Dulate(v) | 1. to be excessively flat or rectilinear. 2. being expected to arrive after an appointed time. | Alfred Armstrong |
| E(n): | non-existant buzzing insect. | Jonathon Caws-Elwitt |
| Ept(adj): | skillful, not at all clumsy. | Graybags |
| Ert(adj): | highly reactive. | Matt Gibson |
| Fect(v): | to prevent contamination with a contagious disease. | "Steve" |
| Flammable(adj): | not flammable. | Steven O'Neill |
| Forest Kelley(n): | not a Star Trek actor. | John Ward |
| Icorn(n): | another name for a horse. | John Flynn |
| Iform(adj): | not at all alike. | Les Bessant |
| Ify(v): | to separate. | Les Bessant |
| Ique(adj): | commonplace. | Ray Heindl |
| Ity(n?): | the state of being apart. | Les Bessant |
| Maculate(adj): | looking like a tramp. | "Doc" Dr Robin Bignall |
| Mantle(v): | to put together or assemble. | Dave Laird |
| Nate(adj): | not part of. | "Doc" Robin Bignall |
| Peat(v): | to take someone's spectacles (eyeglasses) off them. | Graybags |
| Pense(v): | to do only once. | Graybags |
| Pose(v): | to cover. | Jonathon Caws-Elwitt |
| Poster(n): | the real person. | "Doc" Dr Robin Bignall |
| Scrutable(adj): | easily understood or interpreted. | 'drew in Detroit |
| Sissippi(n): | the smallest river in the US. | Ray Heindl |
| Taff(n): | male member. | Mark Wallace |
| Telligent(adj): | stupid. | "Doc" Robin Bignall |
| Text(n): | writing with no meaning behind it. | Mark Wallace |
| Turb(v): | to leave someone to get on with whatever they are doing. | Graybags |