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makeitsnow.bsky.social
im clair obscurious
May 17, 2025 at 3:06 AM
imsirius.bsky.social
Looks like an obscurious
April 23, 2026 at 1:27 AM
squil.bsky.social
Hear me make a brief appearance in this cool F-Zero GX Abridged episode! youtu.be/DBF8xdpxqMw
Lap 02: It's Always Sunny in Port Town | F-ZERO: Falcon MENT
YouTube video by Team Obscurious
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January 8, 2026 at 4:17 PM
brettspielpoesie.bsky.social
Neue Rezension(en) veröffentlicht:
In der neuen Ausgabe von #WoGehtsHierZumAusgang?! geht es um
#Exit: Die Venedig-Verschwörung @KOSMOS_Verlag
#HilferufEinerElfe #Obscurious
#CyberpunkUnflods @KeyEnigma
#Deckscape Blackout Tokio @abacusspiele
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Wo geht's hier zum Ausgang?! - No. 57 - Rezensionen - Brettspielpoesie
Spieleindrücke zu neuen Spielen der Reihen Exit - Das Spiel (Die Venedig-Verschwörung), Deckscape (Tokio Blackout), Obscurious (Hilferuf einer Elfe) und der neuen Spielidee Cyberpunk Unfolds.
brettspielpoesie.de
October 24, 2024 at 5:55 PM
obscuriousdaily.com
Word: elflock. A tangled lock of hair once blamed on night elves and other sprites. In folklore, these knots signaled mischief, bad luck, or witchcraft. Today it simply means a clumped, matted mess. Archaic, vivid, perfect for eerie moods and uncanny mornings. #Words #WordOfTheDay #Folklore
A beige parchment-style graphic with the word “Elflock” in bold serif font at the top. Below it, the phonetic spelling “EL-flok” and the part of speech “noun.” The definition reads: “1. A tangled lock of hair, traditionally believed to have been snarled or twisted by mischievous elves during the night. 2. By extension, any matted or knotted clump of hair.” The footer reads “Obscurious Daily.”
October 16, 2025 at 12:29 PM
d0ellner.bsky.social
Heute gibt es ein paar Interviews von der Spiel doch mit @feuerlandspiele.bsky.social wonderbow, skellig, Gerhards, @boardgamecircus.bsky.social Spiel das, Ostia, Obscurious und Jan Nostheide. brettspielgalaxie.podbean.com/e/spiel-doch... #brettspielpodcast #spieldoch #brettspiele
Spiel Doch 2024 | Brettspielgalaxie
Diesmal wieder ein paar Interviews, die ich auf der Spiel Doch in Dortmund gesammelt habe. Viel Spaß damit. 00:00:48 Wonderbow Games00:07:13 Board Game Circus00:11:35 Obscurious00:16:18 Feuerland Spie...
brettspielgalaxie.podbean.com
May 2, 2024 at 4:33 AM
teamobscurious.bsky.social
Make your Monday mildly merrier with more Falcon MENT (try saying that five times fast)!

On a serious note, thank you to everyone who has waited patiently for this episode since 2022. We hope it was well worth it.

Happy Holidays!

#FZERO #Abridged #FZERO99

www.youtube.com/watch?v=DBF8...
Lap 02: It's Always Sunny in Port Town | F-ZERO: Falcon MENT
YouTube video by Team Obscurious
www.youtube.com
December 23, 2025 at 12:24 AM
d0ellner.bsky.social
Die Tage haben wir das 1. Escape-Spiel von Obscurious gespielt, was sie in ihrer magischen Welt angesiedelt haben. Hat uns gut gefallen, Rätsel für uns angenehm schwer, für echte Profis aber vermutlich etwas zu leicht. Dennoch eine Empfehlung von mir, wer diese Welt mag 😉 #brettspiele
July 6, 2024 at 2:36 PM
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Today begins Obscurious Daily. The word obscurious blends obscure and curious, capturing the hidden curiosities we’ll be sharing each day. Follow along for daily glimpses into the fascinating and unusual, designed to spark curiosity and wonder.
Launch graphic for Obscurious Daily. The image shows the word “obscurious” with its phonetic spelling and definition: “Blending the obscure and the curious; marked by fascination with rare words, hidden knowledge, odd histories, and overlooked details.”
August 23, 2025 at 3:37 PM
magpieeclectic.bsky.social
Just finished her up I will have her at the Obscurious Market this Saturday.
March 19, 2025 at 2:52 AM
birbneo.bsky.social
WHAT THE FUCK FALCON MENT IS STILL ALIVE?????????? HELLO????????????
Lap 02: It's Always Sunny in Port Town | F-ZERO: Falcon MENT
YouTube video by Team Obscurious
youtu.be
December 23, 2025 at 8:25 AM
roseblack2222.bsky.social
Fantastic, just let me know when you have received the invite email and then I can switch you to contributor status. Also, we have our own take on Creepypastas called "Obscurious" where readers get to decide whether or not a horror story is true.
September 17, 2025 at 8:46 PM
fragglefx.bsky.social
🔮 Obscurious Market 🔮
When: March 22, 2025
Where: The Showroom, Danville

👣 Red River Gorge Bigfoot Fest 👣
When: May 31, 2025
Where: Stanton

🌻 Hollow Haven Bazaar 🌻
When: June 22nd, 12-6:PM
Where: Oleika Temple, Lexington

☠️ World Oddities Expo ☠️
When: June 28, 2025
Where: Louisville, KY
February 16, 2025 at 9:59 PM
obscuriousdaily.com
Long before we spoke of anxiety, the Anglo-Saxons named the hour it arrives. Uhtceare, pronounced oot-key-are-a, means lying awake before dawn with restless thoughts turning in the dark, waiting for the sky to pale and the world to begin moving again. #Words #Anxiety
A parchment-colored background with the word “Uhtceare” in large serif type. Below it reads “/OOT-key-are-a/ noun.” and “The feeling of lying awake before dawn, troubled by anxious thoughts as you wait for the first light.” The bottom right corner says “OBSCURIOUS DAILY.”
October 13, 2025 at 1:08 PM
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The French gave us sillage, literally wake. In perfume, it means the scent trail that lingers after you. Think of a friend rounding the corner, and the air still tells you they were there. What do you want your wake to say about you? #ObscuriousDaily #Words
Square typographic graphic on a warm beige parchment texture. Large black serif headline reads “Sillage.” A smaller line beneath shows the phonetic prompt “see yahzh” followed by “noun.” The main definition text states: “The lingering aura of fragrance that trails behind a person as they move. Borrowed from French for ‘wake.’” A thin horizontal rule sits near the bottom, with “OBSCURIOUS DAILY” in small uppercase at lower right.
September 30, 2025 at 11:56 AM
magpieeclectic.bsky.social
Working on pieces got these 2 done for Obscurious Market in March 2 more to go
February 5, 2026 at 1:59 AM
teradrive64.bsky.social
F-Zero Falconment Lap 2 is here!
youtu.be/DBF8xdpxqMw?...
Lap 02: It's Always Sunny in Port Town | F-ZERO: Falcon MENT
YouTube video by Team Obscurious
youtu.be
December 23, 2025 at 1:56 AM
greatbigradio.bsky.social
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March 20, 2025 at 6:15 PM
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Odd Word Spotlight: agelast. A noun for a person who never laughs. From Greek agelastos, "not laughing," popularized by Rabelais. It is rare, a little barbed, and perfect for the stone-faced character in your story or that friend who smiles but never quite cracks. Have you met one in the wild?
A beige textured background with the word “Agelast” in large black type. Beneath, the phonetic spelling “AY-juh-last” and the label “noun.” Two numbered definitions are listed: “1. A person who never laughs. 2. A humorless or stern person, especially in a literary sense.” The bottom right corner reads “Obscurious Daily.”
October 9, 2025 at 12:29 PM
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Susurrus: a single word that feels like a sound. It names the soft rustle of leaves, the low murmur of water, the hush that settles in a room at dusk. Say it aloud and you can almost hear it. Use it as a sensory hook, one precise word that turns background into atmosphere. #Words #Wordoftheday
Square beige textured card with the large title "Susurrus" and phonetic /soo-SUR-us/ at the top, followed by two numbered dictionary definitions: a soft whispering, rustling or murmuring sound, and a low continuous murmur used figuratively. Small credit for Obscurious Daily in the lower right.
October 6, 2025 at 1:08 PM
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Origin of mondegreen: Writer Sylvia Wright misheard a line in the ballad The Bonnie Earl of Moray. She read “Lady Mondegreen” where the lyric was “and laid him on the green.” That slip was so perfect she immortalized it, and now the word names every lyrical mishearing. Perfect mistakes shape words.
A vintage-style graphic with the word “Mondegreen” in large bold type at the top, followed by the phonetic spelling “/MON-duh-green/ noun.” Below is the definition: “A word or phrase that arises when someone mishears lyrics, poetry, or speech, transforming the original into something new—often comical, sometimes oddly poetic.” At the bottom is the credit “Obscurious Daily.” The background resembles aged parchment.
October 3, 2025 at 11:21 AM
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Lucubration: the art of burning the midnight oil. It means study or writing done late at night, fueled by lamp light and strong tea. From Latin lucubrare “work by lamplight,” from lux “light.” Later it also meant an elaborate piece of writing, sometimes a little fussy. Do you think best after dark?
A vintage-style definition card on a parchment-textured background. It reads: “Lucubration /loo-kyoo-bray-shun/ noun. 1. Study, writing, or work undertaken late at night, especially by lamplight. 2. A learned or elaborately composed piece of writing, sometimes viewed as pedantic.” At the bottom is the label “Obscurious Daily.”
September 27, 2025 at 2:18 PM
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Clear skies, no storm, yet a low rumble carries through the night. That’s a brontide, a thunder-like sound born from hidden forces below or strange movements above. Though science offers theories, many brontides remain mysterious, the earth speaking in whispers we don’t yet understand.
A textured parchment-style graphic with the word “Brontide” in bold at the top, followed by phonetic spelling “/BRON-tide/ noun.” Below is the definition: “A deep, rolling sound resembling distant thunder, of mysterious or uncertain origin, sometimes linked to seismic or atmospheric phenomena.” At the bottom is the text “Obscurious Daily.”
September 8, 2025 at 1:08 PM
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Ever wanted a single word for “the day before yesterday”? English once had one: nudiustertian. It is derived from the Latin phrase nudius tertius, literally translating to "now is the third day," but has long since fallen into obscurity.
Dictionary-style graphic with the word ‘Nudiustertian’ in bold at the top, followed by the phonetic spelling ‘NOO-dee-us-TUR-shun’ labeled as an adjective. The definition reads: ‘Of, or relating to, the day before yesterday; an archaic English word derived from Latin through French, now rarely used except as a curiosity.’ The bottom right corner includes the credit ‘Obscurious Daily.’
August 25, 2025 at 3:53 PM