Verboticisms

Created by: Amerie

Pronunciation: can-dee-vow-r

Sentence: Tom couldn't walk past the bakery without the urge to candevour everything in sight.

Etymology: candy + devour

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Created by: munki

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Created by: crazycarl

Pronunciation: Should probably be hyphenated, but that's not allowed.

Sentence: I didn't go to lunch today; I've just been sucroloading on this bag of oreos.

Etymology: Derived from carbo-load?

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Created by: LenhardtLac

Pronunciation: ejt-a-hs-terja

Sentence: Look at that fat fudge-packer, he's eating like crazy, he sure does have an eatahisteria!

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Created by: simon1081

Pronunciation: gluc-gasm

Sentence: The police officer was enjoying the donuts so much he was having a glucgasm

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Created by: BrotherCaine

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Sentence: Augustus Gloop tried to saccharage his way through the whole of Wonka's factory.

Etymology: Saccharine + Rage

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Created by: alphabetapolothology

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Etymology: glycemic & masterbation

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Created by: long4fun

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Sentence: She candyphobs everyday and also has problems with her stomach.

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Created by: missparaguay1991

Pronunciation: -Sweed/ -dict

Sentence: Jonathan is a sweeddict you can see the sugar behind his nails and everything. He cannot make love to me if I'm not covered in chocolate! Manchester SweedAIDs Research Centre suggests the sweeddiction might have not cure.

Etymology: Sweeddict (n.) -swee/ from English sweet + dict/ from English addict. Family Tree: Sweeddiction (n.)

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Created by: squashy

Pronunciation: stuf-en-klag

Sentence: he had a very sore stomach after stuffenclagging on eclairs the night before

Etymology: stuff-claggy

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