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Created by: neoss

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Created by: Dancebert

Pronunciation: Hob-nob-numb

Sentence: Although he continued to exchange pleasentries, he was clueless as to whom he was talking to.

Etymology: Hobnob - to associate familiarly Numb - devoid of sensation

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Created by: Computergeek

Pronunciation: Name- E- Ah -Lack

Sentence: I had namialack this christmas!

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Created by: Javeson1

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Created by: xadrian

Pronunciation: vihz no me nya

Sentence: I suffer from visnomia every time I go to reunions.

Etymology: Vis from visage or face. Nom for name. "ia" for making it sound like a disease.

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Created by: DarthWader

Pronunciation: hugs hi mers

Sentence: As the the two women stared patiently at each other, Tom wrestled through hugsheimers to provide the requisite introductions.

Etymology: hugs (to embrace or squeeze in one's arms) + alzheimers (the most common cause of premature senility)

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Created by: garneteyes

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Created by: samara

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Created by: RyxEuclie

Pronunciation: Morn-Ace

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Created by: MrLint

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Created by: quippingqueen

Pronunciation: kiss/off/ism

Sentence: He knew he was suffering from a bad case of "kissoffism" when he couldn't recall whom he had brushed off lately with a polite peck on the cheek.

Etymology: kiss: intimate greeting and a variation kiss off: to forget whom you've kissed + ism: meaning it happens to a lot of folks

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Created by: greeneye

Pronunciation: fake-in-ize

Sentence: Tom fakinized the oddly familiar woman, his smile barely masking his internal panic as he tried to remember his name.

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Created by: ronarscorruption

Pronunciation: grass-paw

Sentence: I saw her standing there, and shook her hand while I graspawed

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Created by: Acostell

Pronunciation: Stall-Think

Sentence: 'I need to stallthink this one, she's on the tip of my tongue.'

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Created by: nicolase

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Sentence: While Manfred was clearly aware of who these gregarious people in latex were, and seemed glad to see them, Tina could only guess, and was forced to recollaffect.

Etymology: A triple portmanteau of "recollect", "affection" and "affect"- i.e. pretense.

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Created by: Hermes

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Created by: Bunny36

Pronunciation: tot-say-shun

Sentence: He was overcome by the feeling of totsation.

Etymology: Also known as the 'tip-of-the-tounge feeling' because of the common sensation that accompanies the panicked pause.

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Created by: Coolfool

Pronunciation: Nam+iliate as in humiliate.

Sentence: I was completly namiliated by that chance meeting with that couple. We double dated a few times and I still can't remember their names!

Etymology: from name, and humiliate.

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Created by: Abbers

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Created by: carlcollins

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Sentence: I had a total mismoniker the other day, I knew I knew her but damned if I could recall her name.

Etymology: Mis (like mistake, mismatch) and moniker (name)

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Created by: Chunk01

Pronunciation: Am-name-sia

Sentence: Despite spending a fun filled 14 days together in Cancun, now he saw her again in his home town he suffered a serious case of amnamesia

Etymology: name+amnesia = amnamesia

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Created by: KoolKow

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Created by: VBIZILJ

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Created by: Stinah

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Sentence: Lucy has anachronesia and doesn't remember you even if she smiles at you.

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Created by: chrisk2k7

Pronunciation: nam-nee-see-ya

Sentence: When namenesia struck, Bertie could hardly remember his own name, never mind anyone else's

Etymology: Name + amnesia

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Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts

Pronunciation: " fam-neej-ah"

Sentence: the elderly are not the only ones to suffer from bouts of famnesia at reunions.

Etymology: Originating from my brain

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Created by: ipswich78

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Created by: ancientSept

Pronunciation: core-eh-fy

Sentence: He corrified to remember her name.

Etymology: Correlate and identify!

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Created by: TheCapn

Pronunciation: X-las-per-ate

Sentence: He began to exlasperate when he saw his old army buddy.

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Created by: LostAccount

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Created by: ArsMajika

Pronunciation: DIS-moh-ni-KUR-em-brans

Sentence: "Heeeeeey.... uh... you! Long time no see... look, I'm sorry, I'm having the worst case of dismonikerembrance right now. What's your name again?"

Etymology: Dis, to negate; moniker, a name; remembrance, a memory

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Created by: hvhtim

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Etymology: amnesia + name

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Created by: Jabberwocky

Pronunciation: mem/ora/fee/blee/a

Sentence: Memorafeeblia always hits him at the most awkward times - hopefully a wide smile and lots of nodding will get him through

Etymology: Memorabilia + feeble

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Created by: truefedwa

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Created by: doogman

Pronunciation: No-Men-Ease-ee-ah

Sentence: As she hugged me and kissed my cheek, I was struck by a wave of nomenesia.

Etymology: From the Latin "nomen" (name) and amenesia (to forget)

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Created by: joeven

Pronunciation: Oh-Um

Sentence: you silly Ohwumm

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Created by: cannibalgymnastics

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Created by: Hjason

Pronunciation: gre-mem-brain

Sentence: Although I have no idea who you are, I am really enjoying tring to gremembraining while I hug you.

Etymology: greet-remember-brain

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Created by: Dustfinger

Pronunciation: Re-mih-sing

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Haha that one sucks... - Dustfinger, 2006-12-12: 18:54:00

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Created by: wysware

Pronunciation: pre-vari-cud-ling

Sentence: As soon as he saw me he started to hug me in his prevaricuddling way

Etymology: prevaricate (avoid stating the truth) cuddling (embracing)

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Created by: Aioua

Pronunciation: Awk'-wer-ma-sees

Sentence: I hadn't seen her for a couple of years, but never the less she rushed in for some awkarmacies while I racked my memory for her name.

Etymology: awkward + intamices

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Created by: bozzerino

Pronunciation: yoo hoo ing

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Etymology: yoo hoo you who

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Created by: wordmeister

Pronunciation: name-flop

Sentence: When MaryAnne arrived at the Christmas party, she nameflopped all of her husband's cousins. Then she had a few drinks and started nameflipflopping...

Etymology: Like name dropping, only not as smooth

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Created by: Peppie

Pronunciation: nO-'nA-m&-rE

Sentence: While saying hi to his former colleague, Mike encountered a serious case of nonamory.

Etymology: "No name memory"

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Created by: Jessj

Pronunciation: Grief-ting

Sentence: I was greefting all night at that party.

Etymology: Drifting from person to person with knowledge of identity + greeting

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Created by: Divakar

Pronunciation: YER-a-thize

Sentence: It was obvious by his expression that John was eurathizing while catching up with his old friend Jill.

Etymology: urgir (french for "urgent" or "urgency")

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Created by: xcruser88x

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Sentence: After delayniating for thirty seconds, Michael confidently greeted Aunt Betsy with a hearty "Hello, Ruth!"

Etymology: Delay + Delineate

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Created by: johnnyrockett

Pronunciation: For-got-o-nim

Sentence: As I walked in to my high school reunion, I realized that I would experience forgautonym many times this night.

Etymology: Forg - Forgot Autonym - a person's own name

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Created by: Y2Cajun

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Created by: neildorgan

Pronunciation: rem-ih-nom-ih-niss

Sentence: John was helplessly reminominiscing with friends whose names he'd forgotten

Etymology: Coming from reminisce (to remember and discuss old memories) and nom, latin for name.

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Created by: matrixpro

Pronunciation: awe-kiss-tick

Sentence: He gave her an awkistic hello when the group stared at him to introduce her to them.

Etymology: My brain

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Created by: Bosco

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Created by: ubgrud

Pronunciation: blahn-kell-oh

Sentence: "Hiiiii!!!" he blankelloed across the room. "It's been so long!"

Etymology: blank - to draw one ello - from "hello"

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Created by: galwaywegian

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Created by: slug800

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- slug800, 2006-12-12: 13:33:00

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Created by: tpm01

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Created by: xshadowswimmer08x

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Created by: remkoduursma

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Sentence: He was prefrending to know her

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Created by: dinglejerry

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Created by: dkrider

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Etymology: Sounds like "deja vu"

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Created by: danboaz

Pronunciation: rE-dek-O-lekShun

Sentence: Jimmy was famous for his redecollection, but never more than with Suzy, maybe it was because she is the spitting image of his mother.

Etymology: re: again, de: not, collect: put to gether (as in recollect)

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Created by: lunaticbythesea

Pronunciation: Memory glans

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Etymology: Memory and mammory and glans.It all relates to the recollection of tits.

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I like this word more every time I see it. Look often, you'll see. - lunaticbythesea, 2006-12-12: 18:38:00

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Created by: btkantz

Pronunciation: whose- Da- Bitch

Sentence: Jim whozdabitched his ex- girlfriend jan at the party last night.

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Created by: mytimeonearth

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Sentence: It's very common to relationalize at family reunions.

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Created by: petaj

Pronunciation: for-greet-en

Sentence: His forgreetens are really freaking me out. As his memory gets worse the kisses and cuddles go on longer and longer!

Etymology: forgotten + greeting

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Created by: maxronez

Pronunciation: fur-GET-im-ayt

Sentence: Oops, I was caught forgetimating... uh... whats-her-name.

Etymology: forget + mate

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Created by: squirrelian

Pronunciation: shmoozemporize

Sentence: He shmoozemporized until he could make a graceful exit.

Etymology: "Shmooze" plus "temporize" (temporize as in stall for time).

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Created by: maxxy

Pronunciation: UMMM-brace

Sentence: Startled by the dark-haired woman's greeting, Jim umbraced her heartily, only to learn she had been waving to the girl behind him in line.

Etymology: Um + embrace

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Created by: solsticesword

Pronunciation: commun-amnesia

Sentence: The man with an otherwise incredible memory suffered from communamnesia around his friends.

Etymology: commun from community and amnesia from amnesia

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Created by: Arcysparky

Pronunciation: Mis-mon-EE-kis

Sentence: "Give me a hug, it's been such a long time... pretty lady" John said as he mismonikissed his high school girlfriend.

Etymology: Mis- badly Moniker - name Kiss - (err... kiss)

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Created by: babel

Pronunciation: hos-pee-who-the-hell-it-ee

Sentence: Trevor always found meeting Jane's friends required deep reserves of hospiwhothehellity.

Etymology: hospitality + who the hell

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Created by: erasmus

Pronunciation: nam-nee-see-ya

Sentence: When namenesia struck, Bertie could hardly remember his own name, never mind anyone else's

Etymology: Name + amnesia

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Created by: BrakX

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Created by: bunnyrounderupper

Pronunciation: lame-an-tate

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Created by: chale

Pronunciation: nam-nee-see-ya

Sentence: When namenesia struck, Bertie could hardly remember his own name, never mind anyone else's

Etymology: Name + amnesia

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Created by: msnyder

Pronunciation: am - no - men - clate

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Created by: anemone

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Created by: dancemonkey

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Created by: kevinrio

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Created by: Morganio

Pronunciation: Miss-nay-mur

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Created by: egonschiela

Pronunciation: name-out

Sentence: Well I never. I seem to have had a complete nameout. I'm so sorry!

Etymology: As in blackout, as with nameout.

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Created by: skelk

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Created by: librarygrrrl

Pronunciation: meh-mor-AL-i-sis

Sentence: Embarrassed by his memoralysis, John frantically tried to recollect his redheaded second cousin's name.

Etymology: memory + paralysis

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Created by: msokoloffster

Pronunciation: Tril - mit - er -lee

Sentence: Dean recognized a girl from last years Christmas party; she hates when she has to trillmitterly.

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Created by: slumpman

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Etymology: Nom and mento from the latin root words for Name and Memory, and blag meaning to fly by the seat of your pants

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Created by: stormee

Pronunciation: Re-call-eyetis

Sentence: When meeting his old classmate, Jim had a severe case of recallitis trying to remember the classmates name.

Etymology: A struggle to remember persons, places or things .

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Created by: isopraxis

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Created by: labareda

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Created by: Roshajosh

Pronunciation: Deh/rin/state

Sentence: He derinstated furiously, keeping a straight face.

Etymology: Desperate + Reinstate

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Created by: Hilary

Pronunciation: cross between name and amnesia.

Sentence: I'm sorry, I can't recall your name- I've got namnesia.

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Created by: wishlish

Pronunciation: stal-a-hug

Sentence: I stallahugged her while trying to remember her name.

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Created by: mrguy753

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Sentence: John just called everyone "dude" and "buddy" as he tried to remembefriendfacimatate.

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Created by: Baruch

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Created by: elstiko

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Created by: kittreb

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Created by: Dormin87

Pronunciation: diss-tray-m

Sentence: Greg couldn't remember the name of his brother-in-law, so he used the old distrame technique.

Etymology: A combination of distract and name.

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Created by: DaddyNewt

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Sentence: When he saw her Ted impromized to no avail.

Etymology: improvise+memorize

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Created by: aly22

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Etymology: salutation + lapse

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Created by: Alchemist

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Sentence: At the family reunion, Alice was in mid graspulation when she finally remembered Uncle Ed's name.

Etymology: From Grast, to grasp, and emulation, to emulate

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Created by: ChrisCarrk

Pronunciation: an-tee-ann-throw-poh-nim

Sentence: The course of antianthroponology is offered at over 500 universities world wide!

Etymology: anti-anthroponym (technical word for human names)

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Created by: MShort

Pronunciation: Name block e a

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Created by: jedamacr

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Created by: ndzeus2525

Pronunciation: wish i knew ya

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Created by: riflesandkids74

Pronunciation: blaynk-kwayn-tens

Sentence: Despite the first half hour, when all of us needed to blanquaintance, the reunion turned out to be a great success

Etymology: blank + aquaintance

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Created by: sodium

Pronunciation: ring-uh-bel-fays-ing

Sentence: I'm not going to my class reunion -- it will just be a bunch of people ringabellfacing each other.

Etymology: interfacing + rings-a-bell

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Created by: jigendalitwoforks

Pronunciation: miss-fah-kull

Sentence: Lauren misfackled as the guy who went to her high school gave her a friendly hug.

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Created by: desman

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Created by: Stevenson0

Pronunciation: fuh/mil/a/nee/zhuh

Sentence: Familanesia strikes me often at this time of year at Christmas parties.

Etymology: familiar + amnesia

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Created by: GreatRandew

Pronunciation: nam-nee-see-ya

Sentence: When namenesia struck, Bertie could hardly remember his own name, never mind anyone else's

Etymology: Name + amnesia

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Created by: jedijawa

Pronunciation: hug-stall

Sentence: Julie could not remember her friend's name so she hugstalled for time.

Etymology: hug + stall

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Created by: BDR1985

Pronunciation: re-un-mem-trieve

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Etymology: Reunion + Memory + Retrieve

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Created by: Chistinalove

Pronunciation: De - mem - burr

Sentence: If I don't see you everyday I have a tendency to demember you.

Etymology: de - to do the opposit of member - part of the word remember

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Created by: kword

Pronunciation: FOH-NUN-C-ATE

Sentence: Unable to tell which of her seven uncles was before her Elaine fauxnunciated gracefully with a warm smile and close embrace.

Etymology: From faux, French, meaning fake, and enunciate, meaning to articulate or pronounce.

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Created by: neojester12

Pronunciation: Stal-fec-shun

Sentence: The thanksgiving dinner was abound with stallfection.

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Created by: Ahoytheship

Pronunciation: a-non-ni-mingle

Sentence: He anonymigled around the party, successfully rekindling relationships with all the complete strangers in the room.

Etymology: Anonymous+mingle

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Created by: jboehnker

Pronunciation: chum' stum bel

Sentence: Bob's poor attempt at chumstublimg his way through his encounter with his wife's friends fooled nobody, and left him sleeping on the couch for a week.

Etymology: chum + stumble

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Created by: theHerman

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Created by: Jester

Pronunciation: wHO-da-HeL-R-U-apropism

Sentence: Dave felt that sudden fear from the base of his skull to his toes as realised he had commited a Hoodahelaruapropism in greeting the strangely familiar girl with a hair lip and B.O

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Created by: Jamosup

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Created by: akvoD3

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Created by: Tobester

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Etymology: from 'awkward' and 'acquaintance'

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Created by: antonhere

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Created by: Flixst

Pronunciation: I'll name her

Sentence: As he was drunk, he only succeed to alnaihmer them

Etymology: Alzeihmer and "I'll name her"

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Created by: r3m0t

Pronunciation: Who - nion

Sentence: It was a frustrating whoneon.

Etymology: who + re-union

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Created by: Auxilizz

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Sentence: They feeded each other with the warmest greetings, while touchmerizing at the same time

Etymology: = touch + memory + memorize + arise

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Created by: chris

Pronunciation: nam-nee-see-ya

Sentence: When namenesia struck, Bertie could hardly remember his own name, never mind anyone else's

Etymology: Name + amnesia

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Created by: Malemocynt

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Created by: mugwai

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Created by: ennia

Pronunciation: As it sounds

Sentence: I gave whosithugs to my distant cousins, while asking how old they were.

Etymology: Who is it? and Hug.

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Created by: rilstix

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Created by: ahwinters

Pronunciation: sal-oot-am-knee-ja

Sentence: Cristie's shifting eyes betrayed her salutamnesia.

Etymology: saltue + amnesia

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Created by: cooldudes202

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Created by: oohisay

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Bob decided his only hope for remembering her name was to philostall. - oohisay, 2006-12-13: 09:42:00

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Created by: polarpanda

Pronunciation: pre-ten-der-ness (not PREE-ten-der-ness)

Sentence: Hey, honey, tell me your cousin Patrice's husband's name again-- he's headed over here, and I don't want all that awkward pretenderness when he leans in for a hug.

Etymology: pretend + tenderness

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Created by: modemjunkie

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Sentence: I couldn't remember her name so I hugaroundabushed until it came to me.

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Created by: kmccardle

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Created by: POKETNRJSH

Pronunciation: tongue-tip-itis

Sentence: I know her face, but I have a case of tonguetipitis.

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Created by: zack2981

Pronunciation: dis-TRUG-u-late

Sentence: Bob distrugulated while shaking Aaron's hand.

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Created by: 321JOS

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Sentence: I saw an old friend and I was palkering his name

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Created by: kdhills

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Sentence: I ran into Tammy's brother on the subway yesterday and was completely embarassed when he said hello. I had a total namefart!

Etymology: Name + Brainfart

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Created by: Fleury

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Sentence: We greeked each other, enthusiastically yet apprehensively.

Etymology: greet + eek!

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Created by: wordbird

Pronunciation: mumb-lish

Sentence: With all of the excitement at the front door, he was able to get away with Mumblish when he hugged aunt Harriet.

Etymology: mumble; English

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Created by: tbranson303

Pronunciation: chum-ew

Sentence: Ron chumooed me yesterday when we just went on a date last week.

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