Neopian Dictionary
Welcome to the Neopian Dictionary! Here, you can find definitions and explanations
for all those strange Neopian words that have been puzzling you. Some of the words
here were invented by the Neopets Team; others were created by players and have stuck
around because they're so useful. From Meepits to MPETs and from RI to restocking,
we're here to explain them all!
There are 46 matching terms.
AAA
[ɛɪɛɪɛɪ] - noun
(1) The nickname of Aristotle A. Avinroo, Neopia's number one gamer Blumaroo. He is the mascot of the annual Gamesmaster Challenge, in which players do their best to excel in various Flash games.
(2) An abbreviation for the Almost Abandoned Attic, a shop only available to users who have been on the site for three years or more.
Example Usage:
(1) "I just can't beat AAA's challenge today! Got any tips?"
(2) "I managed to get this rare plushie from the AAA today! Guess that's what you call a Loyal User Perk..."
See Also: Almost Abandoned Attic
Category: Events
Abi
['æbi:] - noun
Abbreviation of "Abigail". The younger sister of the Gamesmaster, Aristotle Avinroo. She appears as the mascot of many game-related events.
Example Usage:
"Wow, I'm terrible at this game. I can't even beat the challenge Abi set today!"
See Also: Abigail Avinroo
Category: Events
ACG
[ˌeɪ̯ˈsiːˈdʒiː] - noun
Abbreviation for "All-Cheater Group". A group of cheaters, who enter the Altador Cup with the specific aim of making whatever team they join win.
Example Usage:
"The ACG has ruined everything this year."
Category: Events
AotA
[eɪoʊtiːeɪ] - noun
Abbreviation for "Atlas of the Ancients". The Flash-game based plot in Year Eleven that followed Roxton Colchester and Clara Chatham on a voyage around the world, eventually leading to the discovery of Moltara. Somewhat infamous for its badly-handled time-based challenges.
Example Usage:
"It's hard to believe it's been so long since AotA. I remember screaming at that cave-gliding step like it was yesterday."
See Also: Atlas of the Ancients
Category: Events
BFM
noun
Abbreviation of "Battle for Meridell", a Neopets plot which ran in 2004 as a sequel to the original Champions of Meridell plot.
Example Usage:
"Kass was too hard for me to fight in BFM."
See Also: Battle for Meridell Plot Summary
Category: Events
Boochify
['buːtʃɪfaɪ] - verb
To turn a Neopet into a baby, courtesy of a Random Event visit from Boochi. This event was retired in early 2014.
Example Usage:
"My pet just got Boochified! I don't know what to think... Baby is pretty different from Darigan!"
See Also: Random Events
Category: Events
CG
noun
Abbreviation of "Cyodrake's Gaze", a Neopets plot which ran in 2006 and introduced the land of Shenkuu.
Example Usage:
"I figured out the CG solution!"
See Also: Cyodrake's Gaze Plot Summary
Category: Events
Chocolate Ball
['tʃɒkələt bɔːl] - noun
An annual day devoted to celebrating chocolate, when new chocolate-themed items and pets are often released. Although the Neopedia describes the Chocolate Ball as a high-society party, so far there has been no actual event that players can attend.
Example Usage:
"I wonder if they'll create any new Chocolate Neopet designs to celebrate the Chocolate Ball this year?"
Category: Events
CoM
[siːoʊɛm] - noun
1) Abbreviation for "Curse of Maraqua". The plot that followed the discovery of a rebuilt Maraqua, after the city was thought to have been destroyed. Infamous for its rather unbalanced attempt at giving Battledomers and non-Battledomers equal roles.
2) Abbreviation of "Curse on Maraqua". The original Maraqua plot which ran in 2001 and led to the destruction of Old Maraqua.
3) Abbreviation of "Champions of Meridell". The plot which ran in 2002 and introduced the land of Meridell.
Example Usage:
"1) I have to laugh at all these newbies complaining about repetitive steps in the new plot. I nearly strained my wrist playing Attack of the Revenge in CoM and all I got was a lousy keychain!"
"2) My account isn't old enough to remember the original CoM."
"3) I joined Darigan in CoM!"
See Also: Curse of Maraqua Plot Summary
, Curse on Maraqua Plot Summary
, Champions of Meridell Plot Summary
Category: Events
Daily Dare
['dɛɪliː dɛə] - noun
An annual gaming festival where players are invited to complete a range of Flash game challenges within a limited time.
Example Usage:
"I'm no good at Nova Defender, but maybe with some practice I can complete this year's Daily Dare challenge."
Category: Events
Day of Giving
[dɛɪ əv 'gɪvɪŋ] - noun
A winter festival celebrating generosity and the bonds we share with others. Very much like the real-world festival of Christmas, which falls on the same day.
Example Usage:
"I bought my Neofriend a paint brush for the Day of Giving."
Category: Events
DD
[diːdiː] - noun
Abbreviation for "Daily Dare". An annual gaming festival where players are invited to complete a range of Flash game challenges within a limited time.
Example Usage:
"This year's DD has been giving out some really cool prizes!"
Category: Events
DRR
[diːaːɹaː] - noun
Abbreviation of "Double Round Robin". The tournament format used from the second Altador Cup to the sixth, where each team faced each other team twice. The format was also accompanied by four days of finals. It was replaced by the bracket system in ACVII.
Example Usage:
"The new system may be faster than the DRR format, but I haven't quite got my head around how it all works yet..."
Category: Events
Event
noun
A limited time piece of content, sometimes annually repeating but often not. Substantial events are sometimes known as a plot.
Example Usage:
"What's the next event on Neopets?"
Category: Events
Faerie Festival
noun
An annual event held around each September that celebrates Faeries and often includes them giving out free Quests.
Example Usage:
"The Faerie Festival is due to start again this month!"
See Also: Faerie Festival Guide
Category: Events
Festival of Neggs
['fɛstɪvəl əv 'nɛgz] - noun
An annual celebration of Neopia's most famous fruit, the Negg. This cheerful event happens in spring, when Neggs are said to come into season.
Example Usage:
"I got this lovely Negg-shaped decoration from a giveaway at the Festival of Neggs!"
See Also: Festival Guide
Category: Events
FFQ
[ɛfɛfkjuː] - noun
Abbreviation of "Fountain Faerie Quest". A special type of quest, given out very rarely in Random Events. When completed, it allows you to change the colour of one of your Neopets.
Example Usage:
"Wow, I can't believe I got an FFQ! I'll have to think about what pet I want to paint!"
See Also: Faerie Quests
Category: Events
FoN
noun
Abbreviation of "Festival of Neggs", and annual event around Easter, which is themed around Neggs.
Example Usage:
"I can't wait until this year's FoN!"
See Also: Festival of Neggs
Category: Events
Gadgadsbogen
['gædgædzboʊgən] - noun
An annual festival held on Mystery Island to celebrate the new season's harvest of tropical fruits. In the ancient language of the island, the word is supposed to mean "good, good day".
Example Usage:
"Several new fruit items were released for Gadgadsbogen this year."
Category: Events
GMC
[dʒiːɛmsiː] - noun
Abbreviation for "Gamesmaster Challenge". An annual event centred around Flash games, where players try to beat scores set by the Gamesmaster, Aristotle A. Avinroo.
Example Usage:
"I really hope they don't make us play Barf Boat as part of the GMC this year. It's the one game I'm no good at!"
See Also: Past Game Challenges
Category: Events
JttLI
noun
Abbreviation of "Journey to the Lost Isle", a Neopets plot which ran in 2007.
Example Usage:
"I got the top score in JttLI!"
See Also: Journey to the Lost Isle Plot Summary
Category: Events
Krawken
['kɹɔːkɛn] - noun
A popular nickname for the strange squid-like creature that attacked Krawk Island during the summer of Year Thirteen.
Example Usage:
"I'm a little bit sorry they didn't write a plot about the Krawken. It could have been fun!"
Category: Events
LDP
[ɛldiːpiː] - noun
Abbreviation of "Lost Desert Plot". The events that took place in Sakhmet and Qasala after the arrival of Prince Jazan in Year Seven. Often reckoned to be one of the best plots ever to take place on Neopets.
Example Usage:
"I still have that keyring I got from the LDP. It's a bit of a souvenir."
See Also: Lost Desert Plot
Category: Events
Lyra
noun
Abbreviation of "Lyra and the Lost Heirloom", a plot that ran on Neopets in 2018.
Example Usage:
"Do you remember how long it took them to climb the wall in Lyra?"
See Also: Lyra and the Lost Heirloom Plot Summary
Category: Events
Max
noun / verb
The maximum number of games that can be played for prize points in the Altador Cup per day.
Example Usage:
"I've maxxed three games today!"
See Also: Altador Cup Caps & Limits
Category: Events
Min Score
noun
The minimum score that can be sent for prize points in Altador Cup games.
Example Usage:
"What's the min score for Make Some Noise this year?"
See Also: Altador Cup Caps & Limits
Category: Events
Mini-Plot
['mɪniːplɒt] - noun
A site event that offers some puzzles and tasks, but is generally less challenging than a plot and lasts a shorter time. Operation: Petpet Park and the mystery of the Cyodrake's Gaze are good examples.
Example Usage:
"Are you taking part in the new mini-plot? Think there's gonna be prizes?"
Category: Events
Neopies
['niːoʊpiːz] - noun
An annual awards ceremony, held shortly after New Year, where players reminisce about their favourite memorable moments from the previous year. Visitors to the Neopies can vote for the events and happenings they liked best.
Example Usage:
"I always love looking through the categories at the Neopies. You don't normally think about how much stuff happens in just one year!"
See Also: The Annual Neopies
Category: Events
OLDPD
[oʊɛldiːpiːdiː ] - noun
Abbreviation of "Obsessive Latest Darn' Plot Disorder"; a fan-made term for the restless urge to pour time and energy into a challenging plot. The acronym originally stood for "Obsessive Lost Desert Plot Disorder", but has shifted over the years as other plots have come and gone.
Example Usage:
"Has anyone here already got OLDPD? It's only been three days since the plot started!"
Category: Events
Pet Day
[pɛt dɛɪ] - noun
An annual festival celebrating all Neopets of a particular species. Since there are fifty-four different species of Neopet in Neopia, there are fifty-four pet days every year. The majority of pet days fall on the anniversary of a species' introduction into Neopia, but in some cases this is not possible (for instance, when two species were announced on the same day). All pets of the right species can get free Battledome training at the Swashbuckling Academy during the festival.
Example Usage:
"I'm training my Chomby in celebration of Chomby Day!"
See Also: Neopets Calendar
Category: Events
