Verboticisms

Created by: r3m0t

Pronunciation: Who - nion

Sentence: It was a frustrating whoneon.

Etymology: who + re-union

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Created by: xadrian

Pronunciation: vihz no me nya

Sentence: I suffer from visnomia every time I go to reunions.

Etymology: Vis from visage or face. Nom for name. "ia" for making it sound like a disease.

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Created by: garneteyes

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Created by: wordbird

Pronunciation: mumb-lish

Sentence: With all of the excitement at the front door, he was able to get away with Mumblish when he hugged aunt Harriet.

Etymology: mumble; English

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Created by: ArsMajika

Pronunciation: DIS-moh-ni-KUR-em-brans

Sentence: "Heeeeeey.... uh... you! Long time no see... look, I'm sorry, I'm having the worst case of dismonikerembrance right now. What's your name again?"

Etymology: Dis, to negate; moniker, a name; remembrance, a memory

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Created by: bozzerino

Pronunciation: yoo hoo ing

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Etymology: yoo hoo you who

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Created by: labareda

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Created by: Stinah

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Sentence: Lucy has anachronesia and doesn't remember you even if she smiles at you.

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Created by: wordmeister

Pronunciation: name-flop

Sentence: When MaryAnne arrived at the Christmas party, she nameflopped all of her husband's cousins. Then she had a few drinks and started nameflipflopping...

Etymology: Like name dropping, only not as smooth

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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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