Ediction: Did you get my email?

DEFINITION: n. A psychological dependency on electronic messaging which often leads to compulsive emailing, even among people who are sitting inches apart. v. To email, twitter, or text compulsively.

Did you get my email?

VERBOTICISMS: (Invented words created by the Verbotomy Writers)

Ediction: /ee dik shun/ Best pals Joanie and Charlie had such an ediction to their computers, they barely spoke to one another. Most of their communication was through their e-mails, texts and twitters. They did not even think it odd that they paid so much for their on-line chats, which they could do for free in person. This e-pulsive e-havior and e-diction was one of the e-vils of the e-lectronic e-ra, e-pparently! Etymology: e-electronic;addiction (compulsion; habit-forming;psychological necessity) Created by: Nosila.

Comments on Ediction:

galwaywegian, 2011-02-07: 10:20:00
e-gad

Socialnotworking: /soe ssssyla noht wer king/ The office was a hub of socialnotworking, but redundency soon stopped the twitting. Etymology: social networking not working Created by: galwaywegian.

Comments on Socialnotworking:

Nosila, 2011-02-08: 00:28:00
good one

Consensualstext: /con-sen-shu-al-ste-xt/ Texting constantly is quite alright as long as it’s consensualstext. Etymology: consensual sex + text Created by: Jabberwocky.

Comments on Consensualstext:

Nosila, 2011-02-08: 00:38:00
textsational!

Fanatitexting: /fənatitekstng/ William’s mother is glad she took the protection plan when she bought his phone. He has worn out numerous models fanatitexting his friends for hours at a time. He usually wears the printed letters off of the keypad shortly before the overheated electronics literally blow up. Etymology: fanatic (a person filled with excessive and single-minded zeal) + texting (an electronic communication sent and received by cellular phone) Created by: artr.

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