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DEFINITION: To drive with one eye on the road, and two on your passengers, in order to ensure that they all follow proper safety procedures.
Verboticisms
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Coupenazi
Created by: bjorn
Pronunciation: coop-nazi
Sentence: When outside of his Altima, he was by and large a very easy-going guy, but the moment you were both inside and he took the wheel, he turned into a royal coupenazi.
Etymology: coupe + nazi (a la "soup nazi")
Carncentrate
Created by: chris
Pronunciation: carn-sen-trayt
Sentence: Instead of focusing on driving, the antics of his unruly load of pensioners meant he had to try and carncentrate instead
Etymology: car + concentrate
Swerveillance
Created by: deadpanwalking
Pronunciation: SWERV-a-lens
Sentence: When I was a kid all of my attempts to place a bug delicately into my sisters ear were continuously thwarted by my father and his unending swerveillance.
Etymology: Swerve + Surveillance
Eyesinthebackofmyhead
Created by: quippingqueen
Pronunciation: ize/in/the/back/of/my/hed
Sentence: Sergio Skoonspruit knew that his "eyesinthebackofmyhead" abilities might come in handy one day, even if his kids didn't think so.
Etymology:
Carnervious
Created by: wordmeister
Pronunciation: car-ner-vi-us
Sentence: Bobby's new girl friend wondered why he always stared at her lap when driving, until she realized that it was carnervious habit and that he was just checking her seatbelt.
Etymology: car + nervous
Vethicular
Created by: babel
Pronunciation: vee-thick-u-lar
Sentence: Bob's habit of checking his rabbits had their seatbelts on was somewhat vethicular.
Etymology: vehicular + thick
Psychodrive
Created by: Adamson
Pronunciation: psy-ko-drive
Sentence: I love my ferrari because I can lay back, shut my eyes and psychodrive the whole way.
Etymology: Driving a motor vehicule while watching the road with your third eye.
Naderneck
Created by: gregbatch
Pronunciation:
Sentence:
Etymology:
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COMMENTS:
I love swerveillance. If I hadn't already voted... - gregbatch, 2006-11-30: 17:12:00
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Trieyeing
Created by: ChrisCarrk
Pronunciation: Tri/eye/ing
Sentence: He was trieying to watch the kids and the road.
Etymology: try+triple+eye+ing
Comments:
Coupenazi
whoops
wordmeister - 2006-11-30: 08:26:00
good one bjorn
wordmeister - 2006-11-30: 08:28:00
Hey Chris, I hope you're not playing this game with your grandparents while driving?!
wordmeister - 2006-11-30: 12:45:00
Hey Jabberwocky, Eyebrowse is a good word. In fact, it may apply to all sorts of situations where eyes wander to places where they're not usually supposed to go...
chris - 2006-11-30: 13:01:00
Eyebrowse is very nice
Jabberwocky - 2006-11-30: 14:03:00
thanks Chris and wordmeister - I've been eyebrowsing verbotomy and have been very carnervious that I might lose my carcentration and get caught by my vethicular coupenazi
naderneck - genius
swerveillance lol
wordmeister - 2006-11-30: 14:44:00
Swerveillance is so true. Good one deadpan!
- 2006-11-30: 15:26:00
I don't think carncentrate deserves a 0. You should only vote against a word if it's really awful (which is rare)
chris - 2006-11-30: 15:54:00
Thanks guest...I think it's to do with rankings - which is a shame. I agree...submit words, and vote for the good ones and leave the 'against' votes in your locker
Oh, things are getting fierce... Are people suggesting that we vote against voting against? That is, remove the vote against function?
Jabberwocky - 2006-11-30: 16:35:00
I agree with Chris and guest - not many words, if any deserve a 0 - carncentrate is a great word
deadpanwalking - 2006-12-05: 11:07:00
I doubt that we need the "vote against" feature since "vote for" usually sorts them out pretty well.
deadpanwalking - 2006-12-05: 11:08:00
Hahaha, Naderneck. I just got that, took me weeks, been losing sleep over it. Nice one.