Verboticisms

Created by: Rookina

Pronunciation: ˈ sh oŏgər+glōt

Sentence: Adams went into hyperactive sugargloat-mode after the whole-day class. He was eating donuts like CRAZY.

Etymology: Sugar(n)+ Gloat(v).

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The suffix "-ed" can also be added to the word, making it an adjective or a past tense word (-_-); SUGARGLOATED WITH GLEE!!! Hurrah. - Rookina, 2006-12-17: 18:34:00

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Created by: Wriiight

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Sentence: I tried to take her to a nice restaraunt, but by the time desert came she got totally bonbombed.

Etymology: fr. bonbon, a sweet. See also bonbondage: torturing oneself with sweets that you won't let yourself eat.

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Created by: lily4420

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Created by: gette

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Created by: torgone

Pronunciation: gloo ten ee

Sentence: The sales office is an orgy of glutony on Friday morning.

Etymology: gluten + gluttony

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Created by: jagrubb

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Sentence: That fat guy is such a pastryphile.

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Created by: cookiedoughmix

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Created by: knickers

Pronunciation: gloop-co-ma

Sentence: Dontus give you gloopcoma

Etymology: From gloop, coma

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Created by: verndo

Pronunciation: Big Sheug O

Sentence: Oh my god, that pie just gave me a bigshuggoh!

Etymology: Big Sugar (Sug) Orgasm (O)

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Created by: Tealeaf

Pronunciation: gloo'-ka-gulp

Sentence: "I'm about to glucogulp my way out of these size 6 shorts."

Etymology: glucose and gulping a glutton does make

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