The Fictionarium is the repository for newly created words. There's a chance that some of these words have been invented by other folks. It happens.
09 December 2009
NWoTD - Brrtter
Brrtter - bitter cold (the brrr part). The kind of cold that makes you think you'll shatter like a glass if something hits you.
29 October 2009
NWoTD - Indensity
Indensity - dense intensity. People who are deeply passionate about something they don't know enough about to form a complete opinion. The people who hold poorly spelled protest signs, anti-gay rights activists, Glenn Beck, these are the poster children for indensity.
It is a very difficult condition to overcome with logic and reasoning because the positions are so entrenched as to be underground where they can't or won't hear you.
It is a very difficult condition to overcome with logic and reasoning because the positions are so entrenched as to be underground where they can't or won't hear you.
NWoTD - Techxorcism
Techxorcism - tech exorcism, driving the poltergeists and demons out of a computer or a network through a combination of voodoo and reinstallations. It is unlikely that I'm the first to come up with this mash-up new word but I'm pretending that I am.
NWoTD - Maneuvure
Maneuvure - take maneuver and mash it into manure and you get maneuvure which means a shitty move, nasty thing to do, like sleeping with your best friend's ex or eating someone else's lunch in the company break room.
NWoTD - Hardor
Hardor - ardor, or intense feelings of love, made more difficult to sustain, i.e. harder ardor.
NWoTD - Forture
Forture - fortunate torture. The only example of this I can think of is how the use of torture during the Bush Administration was used as a major recruiting tool for the terrorists.
19 October 2009
NWoTD - Proudent
Proudent - prudently proud, that is, being careful and sensible about your feelings of self respect or pleasure in something by which you measure your self-worth. Not allowing your ego to inflate precipitously because of something you've done.
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