Verboticisms

Created by: rebelvin

Pronunciation: re-JUV-in-spire

Sentence: I don't know if I can keep up with his being rejuvinspired by that medication, without something like it for me.

Etymology: rejuvinate+inspire

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Created by: Mustang

Pronunciation: Tes- TOSS - uh - raj

Sentence: Normally a calm and reasoned senior citizen Barkley went on a stormy testosterage when he took the 'new youth' supplements he got thru the inernet.

Etymology: Testosterone + rampage

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COMMENTS:

Great word ... compliments mine well ... Viagara produced a testosterage and put him in his secondwildhood. - silveryaspen, 2007-12-31: 11:03:00

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Created by: paintergrl1313

Pronunciation: oc-to-gin-air-ics

Sentence: These octogenerics are making my husband at like he's going through puberity.

Etymology: octogenarian + generic (pills)

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Created by: sosibo1

Pronunciation: p-S-aa-i-kid-ii-gra

Sentence: His new macho ways must have resulted in some kind of psykiddigra, he's been a changed man since consulting that suspicious doctor of his.

Etymology: Psychological + kid + viagra

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Created by: Yaakova

Pronunciation: Pill-snap-er

Sentence: After three months on her prescription, Jill became aware of her pillsnapper: the urge to fingerpaint.

Etymology: pill + whippersnapper

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Created by: bobofet

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Created by: TheUrbanRabbit

Pronunciation: Vie-tal-uh-gin

Sentence: A strange feeling of vitaliagin swept over Jane as she came out of the hypnosis in the psychotherapist's office.

Etymology: "Vitality" and "again", also sounds like "Vital again"

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Created by: swetty

Pronunciation: like this word

Sentence: is a briliant word...i don't know what is but is cool

Etymology: aaaa

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Created by: imashelcha

Pronunciation: Just like euthenasia.

Sentence: "It makes you younger, but I think you're better off dead. You, sir, have a case of youthenasia."

Etymology: Youth + euthenasia.

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COMMENTS:

Clever! - silveryaspen, 2007-12-31: 10:55:00

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Created by: bigbigjeff

Pronunciation: hypo-con-fusion-isim

Sentence: The husband suffered from severe hypoconfusionism after his wife of 45 years ran off with a 22 year old boy toy.

Etymology: Hypo for less than normal, confusionism for confusion

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