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Merepcious
Created by: msokoloffster
Pronunciation: Mer - ep - shush
Sentence: Michael merepciously ate, thinking that would help fix the issue of anorexia.
Etymology: Unknown...
Gandhify
Created by: maxxy
Pronunciation: gahn-dih-fie
Sentence: Jim gandhified his feuding family with his tryptophan-laced cookies that spelled out "Joy to the World."
Etymology: Gandhi (the peacemaker)+ ify
Tranquaction
Created by: Nairock
Pronunciation: trayn-QWAK-chun
Sentence: The tranquations of the hippies are not very effective for peace around the world.
Etymology:
Paxualization
Created by: danboaz
Pronunciation: paks-U-LI-ZA-shun
Sentence: Johnny works at a place that always talks about doing good, but never does. through the hard work of paxualization, Johnny developed a series of workshops on public service to help his co-workes start changing the world.
Etymology: pax + actualization
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COMMENTS:
bogus. this is a noun form of my verb - paxualize. - Alchemist, 2006-12-23: 10:16:00
Bummer for you, Alchemist. I posted my word prior to yours. Yes my word is a noun but there is no restriction on that currently. So if you posted yours after me, perhaps it is your integrity that is in question? - danboaz, 2006-12-23: 22:16:00
Let's assume you did not peek and just call it as great minds thinking alike and share in the glory (or is it fools never differ). Let's face it we are just nerds playing a word game. - danboaz, 2006-12-23: 22:21:00
no one called you names. I think mine was postd first. in any event, your noun is a form of my verb. as in Verbotomy. - Alchemist, 2006-12-25: 08:04:00
I checked all entries after adding mine, in order to vote, and did not see yours at that time. If I am in error, apologies, and happy holidaze. - Alchemist, 2006-12-25: 08:07:00
No harm or foul, and you are right you did not call names. they are both great words, and the same just different forms. Cheers to us and a good New year to you - danboaz, 2006-12-25: 21:20:00
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Peacenicking
Created by: lynx13
Pronunciation:
Sentence: "I am a peacenick, I hate wars"
Etymology:
Actifist
Created by: Coolfool
Pronunciation: acti- as in activism, fist as in pacifist
Sentence: Everyone talks about peace on earth, but the Mahatma was a true actifist. Upon hearing it, does it have an exactly opposite connotation? Ends in "fist", on the other hand, actifism should be a powerful way to live, as well as identify.
Etymology: See Pronunciation
Revalise
Created by: sir67
Pronunciation: REV a lize
Sentence: John joined the Peace Corp in hopes of revalising good will towards men.
Etymology: reve - dream (french) realise - result of action
Apeacetion
Created by: Chadcaster
Pronunciation: A-pee-shun
Sentence: In spite of his apeacetion there was still a war going on.
Etymology: Peace / action / appease
Proactodelusion
Created by: Quetzalcoatal
Pronunciation: Pro-acto-delusion
Sentence:
Etymology:
