Verboticisms

Created by: rebelvin

Pronunciation: dis-play-cate

Sentence: I can't stand people who are well meaning, but never actually displacate.

Etymology: display+placate

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Created by: freakystyley

Pronunciation: U-nee-o-dance

Sentence: With a little uniodance from everyone, anything is possible.

Etymology: Union + Guidance

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Created by: petaj

Pronunciation: se-REN-ado

Sentence: Carlos launched into is his serenido at full voice in the hope that music would soothe the savage beast and bring peace to his village.

Etymology: Serenity + Do + serenade

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Created by: silveryaspen

Pronunciation: peace-if-ier

Sentence: Always seeking the middle ground to bring warring factions together, he was a true peacifier.

Etymology: peacifier: a combination of peace and pacifier ... a peacifier

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Created by: Mustang

Pronunciation: HAL - see - uhn - ait

Sentence: Believing universal peace was an easily accomplished goal Grover was convinced he could singlehandedly halcyonvert the world.

Etymology: Halcyon (peaceful) + -ate (bring about)

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Created by: Korinne

Pronunciation: Pro-peace-in-tegrity

Sentence: Shawn showed propeacintegrity as he wished for peace on earth and showed kindness to all those he crossed paths with.

Etymology: Pro(active) + Peace + Integrity

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Created by: artr

Pronunciation: kärmaktiv

Sentence: The world would be so much better if more people were a bit more karmactive, following through on what they know are good ideas and actually doing something.

Etymology: karma (in Hinduism and Buddhism) the sum of a person's actions in this and previous states of existence, viewed as deciding their fate in future existences.) + active

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Created by: anafausta

Pronunciation:

Sentence: He has finally reached his obiturest and is resting in peace.

Etymology: Obituary (a notice of the death of a person) + rest (refreshing inactivity after exertion or labor)

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Created by: KelleyToohey

Pronunciation: Fill an thro nap

Sentence: After watching the chaotic world on the news, I thought I'd add a little peace with a philanthronap.

Etymology: philanthropy and nap

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Created by: natbumpo

Pronunciation: Get-em-peace

Sentence: Due to the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, I decided to getempeace by working for the UN.

Etymology: Get 'em + Peace

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