Pindisic

Isn't that such an interesting word? No, you won't find out what it means by Googling it. Nor will it appear in a long forgotten ancient tablet. Pindisic isn't even a word at all. It's just what Google's comment verification just asked me to type. So now, I will attempt to define this word and use it, just because it's actually pronounceable ! Hm... Pindisic... What does that sound like? Any suggestions, people? I'm pretty sure that it should be pronounced pin-DI-sick (with a soft "i" sound, kind of like an "e"), but it doesn't give me any emotions or reminding thoughts. And it sounds like an adjective to me. Though I guess it could be a noun, as in "antiseptic".

UPDATE: Yaning has won the non-existent contest for defining such a wonderful, non-existent word. She will receive a non-existent prize for her non-existent intelligence! (Ooops! That didn't come out right. Sorry Yaning, but I had to stick with the adjective.)

Pindisic (pin-DIS-ik): adj. Of, or relating to spirals. The pindisic staircase was covered in a red, velvety carpet.


Pindicy (PIN-da-see): n. A state of spirality. The cyber art student's sketches are a great example of pindicy.


Pindicize (PIN-da-size): vb. 1. Of an object, to make spiral. 2. derrog. To be redundant or make rhetorical. Your pindicizing has gotten us absolutely nowhere.


Pindisicly (pin-DIS-ik-lee): adv. In a pointless or repetitive manner; meandering. The water flowed pindisicly down the toilet.