Country Dictionary

Seung-Han

(Noun) A Korean type of drum, custom made, so as to induce oozy feelings to all those who hear it. Can be used for any beat.

It is a Korean custom to use Seung-Hans for loud, merry music making.

I Meesh

(Noun.) Not a common English word. However, originating from the tribal language of Urakurazah, it has come into usage as the English word for a statement of purpose, a declaration of a sort.

I Meesh am going to find some evidence to free the people of Urakurazah.

gior-chor

(Noun.) An article of little worth, it is an object commonly found in the most remote of cisterns in Northern Tibet territory.

There are many gior-chors found in the tribal outlying climates of mount everest.

chia-lin

(Noun) A type of chopstick that is used not only for culinary purposes, but also for toiletary means.

By using a chia-lin, one can loosen out those hard-to-get-out pieces of you-know-what before they come to seriously harm one's esteem.

fonyun

(Noun) Meaning one who loves to eat, sleep, play video games, and do nothing else.

My friend is a typical example of a fonyun, he doesn't do anything productive, but has so much fun.

Zhong

(noun.) A type of plant which grows in the remote region of Inner Mongolia. Commonly known for its toxic attributes, it is a plant which is deadly whenever found.

Zhong plants were used by Genghis Khan when fighting the last of the Song Dynasty warriors.