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'But I only see her once a year. And I do remember her hair. And her lips...'

DEFINITION: To share greetings, hugs, and kisses with old friends and familiar faces, while you desperately try to remember their names.

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Resnub

dancemonkey

Created by: dancemonkey

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Quexorcism

rilstix

Created by: rilstix

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Salutamnesia

Created by: ahwinters

Pronunciation: sal-oot-am-knee-ja

Sentence: Cristie's shifting eyes betrayed her salutamnesia.

Etymology: saltue + amnesia

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Anonymifection

Created by: boywondernyc

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Aquaintnesia

Created by: MrLint

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Trillmitterly

Created by: msokoloffster

Pronunciation: Tril - mit - er -lee

Sentence: Dean recognized a girl from last years Christmas party; she hates when she has to trillmitterly.

Etymology: Unknown...

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Blankello

ubgrud

Created by: ubgrud

Pronunciation: blahn-kell-oh

Sentence: "Hiiiii!!!" he blankelloed across the room. "It's been so long!"

Etymology: blank - to draw one ello - from "hello"

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Reminominisce

neildorgan

Created by: neildorgan

Pronunciation: rem-ih-nom-ih-niss

Sentence: John was helplessly reminominiscing with friends whose names he'd forgotten

Etymology: Coming from reminisce (to remember and discuss old memories) and nom, latin for name.

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Nebulate

Created by: chofu67

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Nomenesia

doogman

Created by: doogman

Pronunciation: No-Men-Ease-ee-ah

Sentence: As she hugged me and kissed my cheek, I was struck by a wave of nomenesia.

Etymology: From the Latin "nomen" (name) and amenesia (to forget)

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Comments:

Jabberwocky - 2006-12-11: 12:34:00
Babel - I love hospiwhothehellity

babel - 2006-12-11: 13:45:00
familanesia is a great one stevenson

wordmeister - 2006-12-11: 14:01:00
Personally, I find embarassing when I get familanesia or hospiwhothehellity... Why do you guys like it?

Jabberwocky - 2006-12-11: 15:31:00
I agree - both are great words but Babel - I think you could expand it to hospiwhothellareyouity

babel - 2006-12-11: 15:33:00
hospiwhothehellareyoulookingatmelikeimsupposedtoknowyouity

babel - 2006-12-11: 15:34:00
oh well, i guess i found the max single word length haha

wordmeister - 2006-12-11: 15:51:00
Yes, I can only guess how your word ends...

CaptPoco - 2006-12-18: 10:19:00
Memorafeeblia is so fun to say!