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Paxualize
Created by: Alchemist
Pronunciation: PACKS-yoo-uh-lize
Sentence: Sandy believed that marching against war was effective paxualization.
Etymology: Pax - Latin for peace. Actualize - to bring into being.
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COMMENTS:
He my friend no need to be a name caller or hater.... I was actually the first person to post this round, thus my creation of the word was prior to yours.... Hardly bogus. since I assume from your tone you feel I stole your coinage, I must believe you cr - danboaz, 2006-12-23: 22:11:00
created yours with out peeking at my coinage. So with out calling your coinage bogus, call it positively as: great minds thinking alike and fools never straying. - danboaz, 2006-12-23: 22:13:00
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Propacifity
Created by: Bulletchewer
Pronunciation: pro-pass-if-i-tee
Sentence: The politician lacked propacifity, sheepishly going to war over oil.
Etymology: From "proactivity" and "pacify". Also a pun on "passive".
Acteace
Created by: feelingindifferent
Pronunciation: ACT-teese
Sentence:
Etymology: action + peace
Paxtivist
Created by: Dunvegan
Pronunciation:
Sentence: I'm joining the Peace Corps to work as a paxtivist.
Etymology: Pax - Peace / ivist - As in "activist"
Paxify
Created by: dwingillinois
Pronunciation: packsify
Sentence: "Peace on earth," said Blair as he called the UN to request a greater effort for leaders to paxify.
Etymology: pax - latin for peace.
Paxfac
Created by: chris
Pronunciation: pax-fak
Sentence: paxfaccing around the world became the new trend for people taking a gap year from their studies or their jobs
Etymology: From Latin: Pax - peace, and fac - to do or make
Gandhify
Created by: maxxy
Pronunciation: gahn-dih-fie
Sentence: Jim gandhified his feuding family with his tryptophan-laced cookies that spelled out "Joy to the World."
Etymology: Gandhi (the peacemaker)+ ify
Wurdpeasker
Created by: nightclaw42
Pronunciation: w-ur-da-pee-ss-ker
Sentence: I am a wurdpeasker.
Etymology: wurd-world peas-peace ker-maker
Revalise
Created by: sir67
Pronunciation: REV a lize
Sentence: John joined the Peace Corp in hopes of revalising good will towards men.
Etymology: reve - dream (french) realise - result of action
