Verboticisms

Created by: maxxy

Pronunciation: sah-CARE-ee-ayt

Sentence: Jim could even sacchariate over pictures of pastries.

Etymology: saccharin + verbal ending

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Created by: lev123

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Created by: Pumka

Pronunciation: sweet-easure (like pleasure)

Sentence: It's a great sweeteasure to eat this donut.

Etymology: sweet+pleasure

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Created by: thedreness

Pronunciation: Crave-bow-high-drate

Sentence: When I get that cravebohydrate there aren't enough cake and ice cream servings in the world to suffice this General Cornholio... and Slurpees, yum.

Etymology: Crave "Appetite, or great desire for" + Carbohydrate "Sugars and starches that are the most efficient source of food energy."

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Created by: bungle

Pronunciation: shug - addiction

Sentence: I've got one hell of a sugardiction, I had 3 donuts and a chocolate bar for lunch

Etymology: sugar and addicition

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Created by: Yugoslav

Pronunciation: This word should be used with additional mmm...

Sentence: Oh no, i can't wait anymore, it's smells like mmm donicious

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Created by: elenas

Pronunciation: gull-ee-fateesh-sweet

Sentence: your habit to gullifetisweet has to stop!

Etymology: from the word glutton, fetish and well.. sweet.

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Created by: jedamacr

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Created by: Jabberwocky

Pronunciation: bee/t/nik

Sentence: Once a week the beetniks met in the local Starbucks and paid homage to the great sugar beet by reciting sweet poetry and adding beet sugar to their double lattes

Etymology: beet (sugar) + beatnik

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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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