seems like it should be. And 'restamental'. That would be a great word. Say it - restamental. Lovely. Almost enverwong. (yep, made that up too).
Why isn't 'tignet' a word
What does it mean?
It's not a word, so it doesn't mean anything. Yet.
make up a meaning I'll say it. I have a pathetic grasp on the English language anyway 
A 'tign' (pronounced like 'sign') is the distance you have to stand behind someone at an ATM so you are both comfortable. A 'tignet' is one tenth of a tign.
I like restamental.
I will use it tomorrow.
I thought tignet was what you caught big cats with in Asia.
And surely enverwong is something Jonathan Ross would say.
Word of the Day:
Spoliate.
Meaning: To plunder or pillage.
Usage:
What did you do at the weekend?
Oh, I did a bit of spoliating, you know. It was restamental.
Quote: Simon Stratton @ August 28, 2007, 10:21 AMSpoliate.
Meaning: To plunder or pillage.
haha all these can be used in my interview tomorrow 
I've just invented 'Wrongratulations', for when you have to congratulate someone and you don't think they deserve it.
'Shvenker'. I like the word 'shvenker'. Not sure what it means because I've only just thought it up but nevertheless, I like it a lot. 'Shvenker'.
Wrongratulations, Martin.
When I was younger, I used to say "Giznoshzalibu" (Giz-noh-jah-lee-boo) and it drove my brother crazy. When he asked what it meant, I said "I don't know". So, if someone asks you something and you don't know the answer, say "Giznoshzalibu"!
How about Neandapoop.
Or Ejiot