Verboticisms

Created by: quippingqueen

Pronunciation: "Hubbahogger": just like it's spelled

Sentence: If there's one thing I can't stand in rush hour traffic is a happy "hubbahogger" in my lane!

Etymology: "Hubba" (adj.) from ancient Greek meaning an exaggerated pride that comes from standing in front of a mirror far too long. "Hogger" (n.) relating to unrestrained uulations, loose lips, and jolly-bad judgment often landing one in deep doodoo.

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Created by: wordygrrrl

Pronunciation: Hero-pi-ed-ster

Sentence: Speeding past the bumper-to-bumper traffic Liza's heart swelled with pride. She was a real heropiedster, not trapped in a car going nowhere.

Etymology: Hero-pied-ster

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Created by: franke

Pronunciation: u-for-run-i-ac

Sentence: Amy was labelled a euphorunniac for her commitment to running through sleet, snow, slush and bumper-to-bumper traffic.

Etymology: You-for-run-iac

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Created by: queeny

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Sentence: After a 1/2 hour of jogging on the 401 I felt that runners smogiorty that all city jocks get.

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Created by: Jabberwocky

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Sentence: She had a great sense of shoephoria as her running shoe shod feet outdistanced the traffic jam

Etymology: shoe + euphoria

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I look forward to the cartoon and the definition each day - great fun! - mother, 2006-11-10: 08:11:00

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Created by: bjorn

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Sentence: The young woman's pedposity was so blatant she might as well have had a "my other car is a bicycle" bumper sticker across the back of her running shorts.

Etymology: pedestrian + pomposity

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Created by: chris

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Created by: verbotic

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Created by: timmy

Pronunciation: r k m

Sentence: your rkm.

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