Verboticisms

Created by: stormee

Pronunciation: Glue-ko-myzed

Sentence: After eating the large amount of cake, she became glucosamized.

Etymology: A state of uphoria brought on by consuming sugary items.

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Created by: xcruser88x

Pronunciation: Pless - ur - fit

Sentence: In a moment of pleasurfeit, Mike "took twenty," eating four "Take5" bars.

Etymology: Pleasure + surfeit

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Created by: tpm01

Pronunciation: sack-a-rido-fila

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Etymology: saccharide meanining a basic carbohydrate such as a sugar and phila meaning love

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Created by: Bunny36

Pronunciation: sak-resh-ee-ate

Sentence: He had a deep sense of sacchreciation as he chowed down on the sugary treats.

Etymology: Taken from appreciate and saccharine.

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Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts

Pronunciation: "lust-cose"

Sentence: I have so many lustcose desires for my jar of fluff

Etymology: from the word lust, and the ending of glucose ( glucose as you know is sugar)

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Created by: aleclair

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Sentence: The sucrobsessed man decided it was his prime duty that weekend not to repair the car, but to acquire a pound of Hersheys' Kisses.

Etymology: Sucrobsessed is an adjective. The verb form is sucrobsess, and the noun form is sucrobsession. The word is derived from sucrose, the scientific name for sugar - and obsess.

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Created by: Yugoslav

Pronunciation: This word should be used with additional mmm...

Sentence: Oh no, i can't wait anymore, it's smells like mmm donicious

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Created by: logan260

Pronunciation: shunk-ee

Sentence: Jim is such a shunkie.....he starts getting squirrelly about 10:00 am and climbs the walls till he gets a donut or candy bar. Then he eats 3 or 4 and starts crashing about 2:00. He's fortunate his metabolism is so high.

Etymology: junkie: technically slang for anyone who has an addiction to opiates usually but loosely applied to addiction to other substances as well. i.e. He's a sugar junkie. "Shunkie" is a fusion of those two words, "sugar" and "junkie"

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Created by: sebas

Pronunciation:

Sentence: "Pigs have laventialism"

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Created by: martok

Pronunciation: con feck shon ite us

Sentence: "confectionitus" said the coroner, death by addiction to sweetness.

Etymology: confection/any sweet thing itus/to infect or afflict

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