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DEFINITION: To take a picture of yourself, pointing a camera at yourself, while you admire yourself. Often done in the privacy of your bathroom.
Verboticisms
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Selfography
Created by: Tukkertje
Pronunciation:
Sentence: I love myself so much, that every time I look in the mirror I selfograph myself.
Etymology: self(phot)ography
Autoportradmiration
Created by: celeron450
Pronunciation: auto-por-trad-mir-a-shun
Sentence: When Vanessa saw the camera on the bathroom counter, she couldn't resist a little autoportradmiration.
Etymology: auto (self), portrait, admiration
Egoshooting
Created by: lynx13
Pronunciation:
Sentence: "egoshooting" is when you are big-head-photoshooting yourself
Etymology:
Photegotism
Created by: Drock
Pronunciation: foe-TEE-goe-tiz-um (Foe and goe rhyme with "slow.")
Sentence: Even though she was Mandy's best friend, she hated it when her photegotism started to show.
Etymology: Photo, as in photograph. Egotism - excessive selfishness
Admiritis
Created by: Flamechick911
Pronunciation: Ad-mir-itis
Sentence: I think I'm cursed with admiritis,everytime I get a camera in my hands I have to be by myself.
Etymology: itis-usually the meaning of the word it's at the end of is some kind of illness.
Stareograph
Created by: Wriiight
Pronunciation: Stair - eee - oh - graff
Sentence:
Etymology: Stare (prolonged observence) + Stereo (double) + graph (picture)
Eisoptrophotomania
Created by: omista
Pronunciation: I-sop-TRO-FO-to-MA-NE-a
Sentence: Her eisotropophotomania was getting so bad it was turning into agoraphobia.
Etymology: eisoptro- mirror, photo + mania
Selflick
Created by: Benperson
Pronunciation: sell' flik
Sentence: Mary enjoys selflicking for her MySpace.
Etymology:
Shelfportrait
Created by: egonschiela
Pronunciation: shelf-por-trayt
Sentence: The magnifying mirror aligned perfectly with the camera for Sharon's shelfportrait.
Etymology: Shelf: a surface usually covered in personal possessions. Portrait: a pictorial representation of a person usually showing the face.
Comments:
bbooth3 - 2006-12-25: 15:41:00
bbooth3 - 2006-12-25: 15:42:00
admirroration
oohh I like admirroration.