Verboticisms

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: chofu67

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Created by: anemone

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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: 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: 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: 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: 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: zeddhead

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