The Nui- Oxford Dictionary of Definitions

The Letter 'A'

An Upside (UP-Sid-E) Down (Dow-N) V with a bridge (b-RidGe) in between. Originally used to Symbolise a whole (WH-OLE) or Complete (Com-PLET) society (SO-CI-ET-E). (A V illustrates two roads that go away from each other sort of like a V-Ledge or village. So then you can understand why the bridge gives it a complete understanding.

Examples of A words- Alien (A-LEAN) as in he's an advanced species , Adapt (A-DaPT) as in he can convert to the Times, Accent (Ac-Cent) as in he speaks with a foreign sent or sound, that's usually a good thing or atleast it was in those days, well traveled and all that.

The Letter 'B'

Two half (H-AL-F) circles on a down (Dow-N) line (L-in-e). This illustrates two half cirles going the other or A-Tha way to a up or down street meaning that these two souls or persons are self contained but not as advanced as an A as they only go backwards or B-ac W-ards.

Examples- Bad (B-ad) as in this is a bad way to do things, Bay (B-ay) as in this is a short stop for us to get things done, or just the fact secondary actors are called B- List celebrities.

The Letter 'C

A half (H-AL-F) circle. Usually illustrates places or actions that only go half far and require completion, preferably by someone with advanced skills, perhaps an imperialist.

e.g- a City (C-T) as in we use these places to source our homes, Cat (C-at) as in an animal or even person in slavery driven countries and cultures (like black people most places) that are studied for reactions.

The Letter 'D'

A reverse half circle that has a line draw at it's ends.

'Picking (P- Icking) up where we (Q U I) left off (O ffff)'-

'In the thick (F- ick) of it (Eye- T)'-

'That old (ole' D) chess (Ch- ES) nut (NuT'-

'He Must Be Having (halfing) You (Y O U) on (O N)'-

'Who's the village idiot'-

'What's that about'-

'Who would have thought it'-

'Here, we go again'-

'You can say that again'-

'Good Lord' or 'For God Sake' or 'Oh My God' or 'By Jove'- There all the same, MAte-

'My Word'-

'So, what's new'-

'There's a turn up for the books'-

'Get it out wide'-

'What, the fuck'-

'Come here'-

'On the other hand'-

'Killing two birds with one stone'-

'You're half way there'-

'You son of a gun'-

'Getting turned On'-

'Have a go'-

'What's the time' or 'What's happening' or 'what's going on'-

'How's It Going' or 'Moving' or 'Said'-

'How You say'-

'Some What'-

'incidently'-

'Spirits of a by gone age'-

'Not quite themselves'-

'Portraits of themselves'-

'Purtaining to be'-

'As it were'-

'Keeping a safe distance'-

'Shutting up shop'-

'Mood there in'-

Crook/ Crooked; Pronounced Crew- K/ Crew- K Id)- and individual or train of thought that means doing things or operating in a manner that is dishonourable, bent, or malicious. Basically they like to hijack (high- jack) information and scenes from people's lives for recycling (Re- cycling) purposed.

Jack; to jack; Promounced J- Ack- Derived from Jack, the male lead of 'Jack and Jill' children's books, it means to take some one's possessions as your own with out requesting or asking.

Johnson; Pronounced J- On- Son- Derived from NBA legend Magic johnson who was miraculously cured of AIDS in the 80s (who's he supposed to be) it is a term used to discribe the penis. A body part 'THEY' consider to be of grave importance and value.

Stupid; Pronounced Stoop- Id- It is an individual who believes or supports through thought or action the ideas of 'The Game'. I heard it being pronounced Chew- Pete (what I called my 1st imaginary friend age 6) or Stew P- Id we'll talk about the letter P later.