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DEFINITION: To measure your success, or evaluate your self-worth, based on what other people think.

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Extravaluate

Created by: sheeppyramids

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Whosize

Created by: Jabberwocky

Pronunciation: hu/si/z

Sentence: Your whosize not to be confused with your shoe size determines whether or not you get invited to all the "cool" parties.

Etymology: who + shoe size

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Egoplural

Created by: spickaspanner

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Imtwentytwobucks

Created by: timmy

Pronunciation: Im twenty two bucks.

Sentence: Imtwentytwobuck

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Vanitation

Created by: Fenners

Pronunciation: vani - tay - shun

Sentence: She's always been vanitational. Always judges herself on other peoples opinions...

Etymology: corruption of 'vanity'

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Extrovaluate

Created by: tangledupinblue

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Sentence: She extrovaluated her self as a 6 out of 10.

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Oneuppish

erasmus

Created by: erasmus

Pronunciation: one up ish

Sentence: maralyn was oneupish she always wanted to be better than the other girl.

Etymology: one upmanship...

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Esteemleeching

Created by: ahwinters

Pronunciation: Ess-team-lee-ching

Sentence: Betty's esteemleaching was the only way she could get the energy to get in front of the camera for her porn shoots.

Etymology: Esteem + leeching

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Youlikeme

Created by: fanoog

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Peerpoint

Created by: chris

Pronunciation: peer-poynt

Sentence: Nigel's reliance on peerpointing was fatally flawed; his inability to recognise that everyone thought he was a twat meant he rated himself far too highly

Etymology: peer (peer group) + point (score)

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