Verboticisms

Created by: traceysayed

Pronunciation: Shuh-glut-oh-knee

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Created by: Fulkron

Pronunciation: shu'-gasm

Sentence: This cake is so good I had a sugasm.

Etymology: sugar+orgasm

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Created by: Hobart

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Sentence: Fed up with such an untasty world and too weak to cut himself, Tom commited sucracide by consuming an entire bag of granulated sugar.

Etymology: Sucra- sweet, sugary cide-dealing with death or murder

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Created by: Adamson

Pronunciation: Dey-lec-ta-vo-rous

Sentence: This donut is so delectavorus, I could eat a whole box.

Etymology: delectable+voraciousness.

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Created by: jania773

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Sentence: I meant to only have a small taste, but before I knew it I had glorged again.

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Created by: tpm01

Pronunciation: sack-a-rido-fila

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Etymology: saccharide meanining a basic carbohydrate such as a sugar and phila meaning love

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Created by: thedreness

Pronunciation: Crave-bow-high-drate

Sentence: When I get that cravebohydrate there aren't enough cake and ice cream servings in the world to suffice this General Cornholio... and Slurpees, yum.

Etymology: Crave "Appetite, or great desire for" + Carbohydrate "Sugars and starches that are the most efficient source of food energy."

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Created by: Luke01

Pronunciation: Flajjing

Sentence: The man was fludging from donuts.

Etymology: ?

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Created by: simon1081

Pronunciation: gluc-gasm

Sentence: The police officer was enjoying the donuts so much he was having a glucgasm

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Created by: ubgrud

Pronunciation: shoo-ga-rusht

Sentence: I was so sugarushed I was bouncing off the walls.

Etymology: sugar rush as a verb.

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