Idlewild

Idlewild

adj.
feeling grateful to be stranded in a place where you can’t do much of anything—sitting for hours at an airport gate, the sleeper car of a train, or the backseat of a van on a long road trip—which temporarily alleviates the burden of being able to do anything at any time and frees up your brain to do whatever it wants to do, even if it’s just to flicker your eyes across the passing landscape.

From Idlewild, the original name of John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York City.

Jouska

Foreclearing

Occhiolism

Ameneurosis

Mahpiohanzia

Chrysalism

The Til

Idlewild

Treachery Of The Common

Looseleft

Licotic

La Cuna

Merrenness

Zielschmerz

Harmonoia

The Kick Drop

Trumspringa

Gobo

Zverism

Pâro

Feresy

Aponemia

a group of people standing together

Amuse-Douche

Ne’er-Be-Gone

Waldosia

Nyctous

a person walking in the middle of a street

Star-Stuck

a man walking towards a door with a large question mark