Verboticisms

Created by: kmccardle

Pronunciation: Syrup + chew + us

Sentence: That box of candy was so syruptuous I simply couldn't help myself.

Etymology: Syrup(sweet liquid) - ous(suffix, "full of")

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Created by: sodium

Pronunciation: Glook-tun-ny

Sentence: Angela suffered from such severe gluctony that she could not even walk past a donut shoppe without spending over $50 and gaining 5 pounds.

Etymology: Glucose + Glutton

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Created by: TripleT

Pronunciation:

Sentence: I know Maverick sugarses very often - he's becoming fat.

Etymology:

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Created by: kevinrio

Pronunciation: Can-di-vore

Sentence: My daughter is candyvoring a lot lately. So like me!

Etymology: From the adj. candyvore candy + vore (latin)

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Created by: Dancebert

Pronunciation: sin-a-lish-ous

Sentence:

Etymology: sin + delicious

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Created by: Scorpio

Pronunciation: ?

Sentence: This Is Mambalicious :P

Etymology: Mar(velous) (do one write it down like this?) + (de)licious, things that are delicious sometimes leads 2 over-consumption

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Created by: satan

Pronunciation: sue-cros-ex-ta-cee

Sentence: i achieved a higher plane of sucrosextacy upon opening the box of godiva chocolates

Etymology: Sucrose - sugar ex - meaning former or no longer (doesnt belong here so lets just ignore it) tasy - not certain

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Created by: allwise

Pronunciation: maxi-munch-ing

Sentence: Catarina was quite full, but it tasted so good, and there was only half the bowl left of goodies, so she maximunched the rest, but ended up exploding when eating the last paper-thin chocolate wafer.

Etymology: Maxi: Norwegian chain of stores + Edvard Munch: some Norwegian artist

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Created by: Koekbroer

Pronunciation: gloo-ko-glut

Sentence: "What did you expect? You put all these confections and sweets out and then you invited Doug. You know he's a glucoglut!"

Etymology: glucose; glutton

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Created by: svasiljeva

Pronunciation:

Sentence: They sugarphob everyday and have great troubles wuth their stomachs.

Etymology: phobia characterized by eating sugared substances

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