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'What's that smell? It's ruining my coffee.'

DEFINITION: To habitually blame others for problems, which you not only created, but also helped to foster and develop.

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Accusaguility

aly22

Created by: aly22

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Etymology: accuse+agility+guilty

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Smeltitdealtitopothy

Created by: johnnyrockett

Pronunciation: smelt-it-dealt-it-opothy

Sentence: Through careful smeltitdealtitopothy I was able to blame my brother for the putrid odor in the air.

Etymology: He who smelt it, dealt it...

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Culpritulise

erasmus

Created by: erasmus

Pronunciation: cul prit u li ze

Sentence: and she tried to culpritulise me! and she was the one who did it!

Etymology: its all blame here.

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Flarting

Created by: skelk

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Blamegamer

Created by: quippingqueen

Pronunciation: blame/game/er

Sentence: She had to admit that her bitchy "blamegamer" tactics had boomeranged more often than she would have liked.

Etymology: blame + gamer

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Polyprojectionist

Created by: Madamemojo

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Accyous

Created by: Fleury

Pronunciation: ak-YOOZ

Sentence: Bob is always accyousing everybody for his own bung.

Etymology: accuse + yous (false plural of "you")

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Replame

Created by: theantiipod

Pronunciation: Re-plame

Sentence: I am such a replame master, I so got away with losing my mom's wedding ring. I feel kinda bad for my brother...

Etymology: Replace + blame

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Scapeflaunt

Created by: isopraxis

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Defectory

Created by: warped

Pronunciation: de/fec/to/ry (phonetic)

Sentence: Phil is a master of defectory, he's always passing the blame on to someone else.

Etymology: Root word is defect, which has two meanings in this case: a shortcoming, fault, or imperfection, OR to desert a cause, country, etc., esp. in order to adopt another

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Comments:

Kevcom2007 - 2006-12-07: 07:14:00
You guys should try the morning, you get all the perks of having no words all ready made by other users... It's pretty cool.

wordmeister - 2006-12-07: 09:17:00
Looking at the words you guys create, it obvious that the early bird gets the turd -- I mean word. But the rest of us have to drink coffee...

chris - 2006-12-07: 15:10:00
...good word, babel

babel - 2006-12-07: 15:56:00
I'm lucky - GMT+0 here...