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As I find them I'll add them here for reference:
 
As I find them I'll add them here for reference:
* couthblossom ([[Hatties Day]]) - A plant presumeably?
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* couthblossom ([[Hattie's Day]]) - A plant presumeably?
 
* emphyteusis ([[Doc Rockett]]) - as used it implies a disease but I found it defined in the real world as the act of emplanting or improving land.
 
* emphyteusis ([[Doc Rockett]]) - as used it implies a disease but I found it defined in the real world as the act of emplanting or improving land.
 
* gargarational ([[Brothers of the Lantern]]) - Your guess is a good as mine
 
* gargarational ([[Brothers of the Lantern]]) - Your guess is a good as mine

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Backtracking Entries

I have to record this somewhere becasue I always forget. This is sort of a checklist to see if I recorded everything everywhere it needs to be:

In the entries themselves it is:

  • Body Text
  • Citations: 1 existing, 2 phantoms
  • Signature
  • Category

After the entry is complete then the backtracking begins:

I think that's about it.

Spurious Terms

I had this idea that there are a few "spurious terms" that have no Earthly analog and that are not references, citations or phantoms. This means that there are essentially UNDEFINED terms in the encyclopedia.

As I find them I'll add them here for reference:

Some of the veil has been lifted:

  • Barolo (Adlorst Vinifera) - Some kind of wine?
    • In real life, an Italian red wine from the Piedmont. --Jcowan 10:49, 14 Dec 2004 (EST)
  • Rioja (Adlorst Vinifera) - A libation of some kind?
    • In real life, a Spanish red, white, or rose wine, presumably the red this time. --Jcowan 10:49, 14 Dec 2004 (EST)
  • calvados (Baron Claude Lloyd Albert Smallwood) - Possibly a proper noun. Maybe a plant or animal of some sort.
    • In real life, French apple brandy. --Jcowan 10:49, 14 Dec 2004 (EST)
  • tonsoral art (Brothers of the Lantern) - surely not art on one's tonsils. is it?
  • Quezloos - (Bobby Shwarmph) - A unit of money or exchange

Defined in context:

Phantomed terms that I keep encountering that are yet to be illuminated: