Verboticisms

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: 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: slug800

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

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

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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: 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: 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: ndzeus2525

Pronunciation: wish i knew ya

Sentence: Hmm,

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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: KoolKow

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