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'The salesman told me I didn't need to pay a cent.'

DEFINITION: n. The type of headache you get from buying too many things with your credit card. Note: Symptoms do not usually appear until the following month.v. To buy yourself a huge credit card headache.

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Crangover

Created by: fastlane

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Sentence: "I've got a major crangover from buying too many clothes last month."

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Ier

Created by: timmy

Pronunciation: ler

Sentence: your ler.

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Credache

Created by: babel

Pronunciation:

Sentence: Mike's Ebay extravaganzas were becoming a huge credache, but he just couldn't stop buying those rare A-Team dolls.

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Amexograine

Created by: wordygrrrl

Pronunciation: Amex-o-graine

Sentence: I have an Amexograine headache that just won't go away. The only solution is to cut up my Amex card.

Etymology: American Express - o - migraine

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Shoppang

Created by: Stevenson0

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Sentence: Another shoppang set in with the arrival of my MasterCard bill.

Etymology: Shop + pang

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Plasticholic

Created by: queeny

Pronunciation: plas-tic-hall-ic

Sentence: The nurse reconized a plasticholic when she saw one.The withdrawls had her pulling out her healthcard instead of visa.It's so sad.

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Mastercardmigraine

Created by: quippingqueen

Pronunciation: mas/ter/card/mi/grane

Sentence: She loved Chistmas...the lights, the cakes and cookies, not to mention the jolly fellow in the red suit; now if only her doctor could prescribe something to relieve her "Mastercardmigraine", she'd be a really happy housewife!

Etymology: "Mastercardmigraine": a word of Greek origin associated with a nauseating nymph whose eyes were often bigger than her head and whose shopping chariot was frequently larger than her credit could accommodate

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