Verboticisms

Created by: Jangliss

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Sentence: For example: Jim was incandyescent with delight at his jaffa cake.

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Created by: morganfrost

Pronunciation: fill-o-GLOO-ko-fa-ji

Sentence: He claimed that his weight problem was hormonal, but everyone knew it was a combination of indolence and philoglucophagy.

Etymology: Philo=love/Gluco=sugar/phagy= eating

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Created by: jsky20

Pronunciation: ek-sess-i-jen-sE

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Etymology: excess + exigency

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Created by: Madamemojo

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Etymology: The color of granulated sugar

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Created by: isbrand

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Created by: Blackcloud

Pronunciation: Sook-row-gloo-toe-pul-siv

Sentence: He's such a sucroglutopulsive person, he'll never lose weight.

Etymology: sucro from sugar, gluto from gluttony, pulsive from compulsive.

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Created by: jboehnker

Pronunciation: pay' stree gaz' em

Sentence: Mary was disgusted at witnessing Bob in the full throes of a pastrygasm, yet she couldn't deny that part of her was incredibly jealous.

Etymology: pastry + orgasm

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Created by: krisynxkhaos

Pronunciation: glutt-fest-er-ee

Sentence: We are very gluttfestery people.

Etymology: glutt as in glutton. fest like festival ery because i felt like it.

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Created by: antonhere

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Created by: jeremiahbritt

Pronunciation: glew-kohz-toh-nee

Sentence: Marcus's glucosetony made him unable to pass Madeline's candy jar with out gorging himself into a diabetic coma.

Etymology: glucose+gluttony

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