Word Definition Magnets
Description: The Hebrew word for peace, defined. שלום shalom [shah-LOHM] • noun 1. peace, wholeness, completeness 2. hello, goodbye (greeting) 3. welfare, well-being, harmony More than a greeting - Shalom means nothing missing, nothing broken. Complete peace. Minimalist dictionary-style typography for Bible students, Hebrew learners, Jewish holidays, or anyone who loves Israel. Makes a thoughtful gift for Rosh Hashanah, Hanukkah, or everyday encouragement. Designed by Hebrewisms. Printed in deep navy for crisp readability on light apparel.
Description: A black background with white elements. The word "ENGINEER" is prominently displayed in large capital letters. Above the word are various scientific and technical symbols including atomic structures, a helicopter, wind turbines, a beaker, circuit board patterns, equations like E=X/S and V=√(CV^3), and bar graphs. Below the word is the phonetic spelling "noun.[en-juh-neer]" and a definition of an engineer.
Description: A golden silhouette of a sporty coupe is positioned above large, bold text that reads "CÄRGUY". Below this, bracketed text defines the term phonetically as '[kär-gi - noun]', followed by descriptive phrases: 'Like a regular guy, only cooler.' and 'all knowing about cars; riciously good looking.' The background is solid black.
Description: Two wing-spread geese honk furiously over a single tiny crumb in "Brabble," a vintage-engraved take on the old word meaning "to quarrel noisily over trifles." Petty, loud and built for anyone who has argued about absolutely nothing. A fun pick for bickering siblings, goose fans, word nerds, or anyone who loves a well-illustrated vocabulary gag.
Description: A striped tabby stretches out in a full-body bow with a huge, fang-baring yawn in "Pandiculation," the old word meaning "the act of stretching and yawning, especially on waking." Sleepy, stretchy and built for anyone who needs a minute before they're ready for the day. A fun pick for cat lovers, yoga fans, people who aren't morning people, or word nerds who love a surprising definition.
Pandiculation Word Nerd Vintage Tabby Cat Big Yawn and Stretch Engraving Magnet
by Fisheyed Graphics
$4.75
Description: Two vested squirrels tug furiously at the same acorn while leaves and feathers fly in "Kerfuffle," the old word meaning "a commotion or fuss." Scrappy, autumnal and built for anyone who has lived through a very small, very dramatic dispute. A fun pick for squirrel lovers, fall woodland fans, word nerds, or families who fight over the last snack.
Kerfuffle Word Nerd Vintage Squirrels Fighting Over Acorn Engraving Magnet
by Fisheyed Graphics
$4.75
Description: A bespectacled owl in a waistcoat squints at a map held completely upside down, question marks swirling overhead, in "Bumfuzzle," the old word meaning "to confuse or fluster." Charming, bewildered and built for anyone whose sense of direction is more of a suggestion. A fun pick for road-trippers, chronically lost friends, word nerds, or owl lovers with a sense of humor.
Bumfuzzle Word Nerd Vintage Owl with Glasses Reading Upside Down Map Magnet
by Fisheyed Graphics
$4.75
Description: A grinning raccoon in a little vest sprints off in a cloud of dust, clutching a freshly stolen pie, in "Skedaddle," the old word meaning "to run away hurriedly." Mischievous, speedy and built for anyone who's grabbed the goods and made a break for it. A fun pick for raccoon fans, dessert thieves, holiday gatherings, or word nerds with a sweet tooth.
Description: A smug tabby in a frock coat proudly presents a picture frame hanging hopelessly crooked in "Cattywampus," the old word meaning "askew, crooked, or in disarray." Proud, a little off-kilter and built for anyone whose life is lovingly slightly sideways. A fun pick for cat lovers, perfectionists with a sense of humor, word nerds, or fans of classic Southern slang.
Cattywampus Word Nerd Vintage Dapper Cat Presenting Crooked Picture Frame Magnet
by Fisheyed Graphics
$4.75
Description: A sweating mouse in a tailcoat and bow tie clutches his stomach beside a heavy stage curtain in "Collywobbles," the old word meaning "a queasy feeling of nervousness." Jittery, relatable and built for anyone who gets butterflies before the big moment. A fun pick for theater kids, performers, public speakers, word nerds, or fans of classic British slang.
Collywobbles Word Nerd Vintage Nervous Mouse Stage Fright Behind Curtain Magnet
by Fisheyed Graphics
$4.75
