Verboticisms

Created by: helanren

Pronunciation: anyway you want, man...

Sentence: Convinced that history has proved that any interaction between two or more human beings can only lead to misery for at least one of them, George finally decided to make nonactivism his way of live and so to save the world.

Etymology: whatever you feel it should come from, man.....

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Created by: iloveaki

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Created by: camel

Pronunciation: Gon-dick-ing

Sentence: Marie was sure that she was ghandicking as she laced the pre-congressional-hearing donuts with pacifying wonderments.

Etymology: Mahatama Ghandi & Martin Luther King

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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

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Created by: rikboyee

Pronunciation: good-will-stun-ting

Sentence: In order to keep the sense of impending doom from overtaking him, he tried to spend at least an hour a week goodwillstunting

Etymology: good will, stunt

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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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Created by: Dunvegan

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Sentence: I'm joining the Peace Corps to work as a paxtivist.

Etymology: Pax - Peace / ivist - As in "activist"

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Created by: Wriiight

Pronunciation:

Sentence: Don't the terrorists look grumpy? If they had only taken a nice paxnap.

Etymology: Pax (latin: Peace) - nap (short rest)

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Created by: Hjason

Pronunciation: acti-rest

Sentence: That guy is such an actirest that he not only had the desire to help the warring factions of cats and mice, he also founded the support group called VCRR, "Vegie Cats for Rodent Rights". The only problem was that he took frequent rest breaks so it took him 10 years to get any participants in the group.

Etymology: active+rest

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Created by: Windyo

Pronunciation: pi/cti/fy

Sentence: This guy actually peactified... he's a real hero!

Etymology: peace + act + verbal ending

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