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Dangdai Dolls Dictionary
Compilation of New Vernacular and Terms
General Vocabulary
Dangdai: contemporary, present, in the here and now
Dangdai Dollogist: a person dedicated to the scientific study of the Dangdai Dolls,
their culture and dialect
Dangdai Dollosaurs: dinosaur bones and skeletons in the fossil record,
bearing uncanny resemblances to the Dangdai Dolls, found in the outcrops
of the foothills of the Mountain of Heavenly Calls, often most visible in the
spring when exposed by glacial melt-water runoff
Dollcon: a type of falcon that soars high above Dangdai Village around the peaks
of the Mountain of Heavenly Calls
Dillion: innumerable
Dollerism: mannerism of a Dangdai Doll
Dollevard: Boulevard of the Dangdai Dolls
Dollevution: evolution of the Dangdai Dolls; dollevute, v.
Dolliberation: from birth and death, the eternal liberation and emancipation of the Dangdai Dolls
Dollipop: frozen popsicle made from the clear cool waters of the Glacial Lake of Eternal Squalls
Dollomight: determination, resolution, conviction to carry out something or a task
to one’s best abilities; harder, of greater strength than dolomite
Dolloration: a formal speech by one of the Dangdai Dolls, especially one given on a
ceremonial occasion
Dollow: Dangdai Dolls Swallow from the Valley of the Falls that flitters and swoops
throughout Dangdai Village in the day and roosts in the Rainbow Forest at night
DollTuff: a trade-mark term of the Dangdai Dolls that refers to the toughness,
resistance and durability of the Dangdai Dolls to sustain cuts, burns, abrasions
and general physical hardship and discomfort, in reference to life in Dangdai
Village and in particular reference to their ascension of the Mountain of
Heavenly Calls
Specialist Vocabularies
Currency
Dangdai Dollhair (DDD): a lock of doll's hair; standard unit of currency used by
the dolls in foreign and international trades and exchanges
Musical Terms
Dollero: after the Latin Spanish-Cuban bolero
Dollonaise: in the grand tradition of the Polish polonaise;
Dollonaise No. 1: March of the Dolls
Dolltz, the Great Waltz of China: after the Austrian-German waltz