micciche

(verb) The wanton destruction of trees and forests, usually justified in a variety of ways including under the guise of good forest management. Frequently associated with a chainsaw fetish and an irrational fear of trees. People who micciche frequently complain of nightmares in which they are attacked by angry trees.

“Wow, that forest got micciched. Now it is just a an obstacle course of ugly stumps.”

BarkEater

1) “Bark Eater” is an English translation of the Mohican word “Adirondack,” a term the Mohawk once used for Algonquian-speaking tribes who were said to eat the inside of the bark of the white pine when food was scarce.

2) “BarkEater” is an honor camper program at Massawepie Scout Camps in the Adirondacks. One who has been initiated into the program is also called a “BarkEater.”

I love the Adirondacks and am proud to be a BarkEater.

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mitrologist

A person who collects and studies hats and headdresses to better understand their underlying cultural meaning.

The mitrologist just gave a lecture on what can be learned about Latin America through its hats and headdresses.

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