Verboticisms

Created by: tinydancer

Pronunciation: horse-de-vower

Sentence: House guests should always pre-notify. Otherwise, like Martin, one may be left with no choice but to let the guests horsdevour the cat food.

Etymology: From the term "hors dourve"

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Created by: neoss

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Created by: ChrisCarrk

Pronunciation: pet/shah/mun/ch

Sentence: Hey Lemmy, lets petshamunch our food!

Etymology: pet-share-munch

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Created by: erasmus

Pronunciation: kibble nibbler

Sentence: my neice is a kibblenibbler, at 10 months old she crawled to the cat food tray and ate the cat biscuits.

Etymology: to nibble on kibble.

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Created by: bigfish

Pronunciation: Ki-bul-cun-fur-ens

Sentence: I had a difficult kibbleconference during dinner with my cat.

Etymology: Kibble + Confer

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Created by: isopraxis

Pronunciation: bee stee al ee ting

Sentence: She let her dog lick icecream out of her mouth because she was totally into beastialeating.

Etymology: beast & eating

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Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts

Pronunciation: "spee-cee-fod-er"

Sentence: there was much specifodder going on at the thanksgiving table between the guests and the pets.

Etymology: a combination of the words "species" and "fodder"

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Created by: Adamson

Pronunciation: Pet-tay-ste

Sentence: Ran out of kraft dinner last nigth... I decide to petaste some fancy feast.

Etymology: To share tasting experiences with a pet.

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Created by: bjorn

Pronunciation: beast-feeding

Sentence: Alan was really into beastfeeding.

Etymology: beast + breastfeeding

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Created by: ahwinters

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