Verboticism: Pinkmail
DEFINITION: v. To inspire and motivate people to do great things, by issuing petty threats. n. A kind and gentle threat.
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Mothertalk
Created by: Adamson
Pronunciation: mo-der-talk
Sentence: She mothertalk me into it for good.
Etymology: To summon for the best.
Humilivate
Created by: danboaz
Pronunciation: HU-mil-i-VAT
Sentence: I have always found humilivation works best infront of the dressed downs peers.
Etymology: Humiliate + motivate
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COMMENTS:
- Hjason, 2006-12-19: 20:10:00
That's a good one Doctor. - Hjason, 2006-12-19: 20:10:00
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Fauxerce
Created by: DarthWader
Pronunciation: foh ers
Sentence: In exasperation, Nancy began to fauxerce her children, "If you don't start picking up those toys by the count of three, I'm selling your bodies to research. One... Two... Three... Harry! Get the Escalade!"
Etymology: faux (fake) + coerce (persuade by using force or threats)
Benefreat
Created by: chris
Pronunciation: benni-fret
Sentence: My great-aunt Sybil could benefreat like no-one else - especially where the terms of her will and her considerable fortune were concerned
Etymology: benefit + threat
Childlie
Created by: kevinrio
Pronunciation: Child'lie
Sentence: I love childlying to them, they are so gullible!
Etymology: Lie to child for their own sake
Hitleristic
Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts
Pronunciation: " Hit-ler-is-tick"
Sentence: When I asked for a BMW for my birthday, my dad got all hitleristic on me, and said I couldn't get it until I ate all my soy beans.
Etymology: the history behind this word is unknown, most feel it comes from one behaving like a psychotic dictator asshole in order to get something done.
Threativate
Created by: bghicks
Pronunciation: Thre-tee-vate
Sentence: Dude, my mom totally threativated me to mow the lawn.
Etymology: Threat+Motivate
