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DEFINITION: To take a picture of yourself, pointing a camera at yourself, while you admire yourself. Often done in the privacy of your bathroom.
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Narcissickness
Created by: lauramy
Pronunciation: nahr-sih-sik-nis
Sentence: She had photos of her face from every possible angle but her narcissickness kept her from having a normal life.
Etymology: Narcissistic + sickness
Imegin
Created by: petaj
Pronunciation: Im-a-jen
Sentence: Cheryl was caught once again, imegining herself in the change room.
Etymology: I (myself) + me (myself) + imaging (creating images). With help from imagining (visualising) and mega (prefix used for describing pixels and bytes using in digital imaging)
Myangles
Created by: weyrlady
Pronunciation: My-angles
Sentence: She's done a lot of myangling.
Etymology: A reference to the sort of photography that tends to show up on MySpace - the MySpace angles.
Myspaceshoot
Created by: librarian
Pronunciation: my'-space-shoot
Sentence: I was myspaceshooting myself last night and my MOM walked in. Ewww.
Etymology: because there are so many pics like this on myspace. so i hear.
Egotistography
Created by: tinydancer
Pronunciation: ee-goh-tis-toe-graf-ee
Sentence: A MySpace is not complete without a well-angled egotistograph.
Etymology: egotistical + photography
Myspacemoment
Created by: jedijawa
Pronunciation: my-space-moe-ment
Sentence: Sherry took a myspacemoment in the bathroom when she took a picture of herself in the mirror and admired it.
Etymology: myspace (where people go to admire themselves) + moment
Stareograph
Created by: Wriiight
Pronunciation: Stair - eee - oh - graff
Sentence:
Etymology: Stare (prolonged observence) + Stereo (double) + graph (picture)
Comments:
bbooth3 - 2006-12-25: 15:41:00
bbooth3 - 2006-12-25: 15:42:00
admirroration
oohh I like admirroration.