Verboticism: Remorselfull

'Poor thing, maybe I shouldn't have stepped on him.'

DEFINITION: v. To do something decisive and then immediately start to have doubts, wondering if you did the right thing. n. Second thoughts, or second guesses, about a decision or an action you have made but cannot change.

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Remorselfull

Created by: Jabberwocky

Pronunciation: ree/more/sell/full

Sentence: After being a vegetarian for many years Sally took a bite of filet mignon only to be immediately remorselfull.

Etymology: remorse + morsel + full + remorseful

Points: 1082

Comments: Remorselfull

silveryaspen - 2009-03-31: 14:31:00
With apologies to Omar Khayyam, but I just couldn't resist this parody: "The fickle finger of 'ate' having 'et', and we cannot remove a bit of it!" Funtastic!

mweinmann - 2009-03-31: 19:04:00
funny....

kateinkorea - 2009-03-31: 23:45:00
Clever etymology.