Verboticisms

Created by: dragonprincess

Pronunciation: candy-omp-sion

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Created by: nkdarkshadow

Pronunciation: sugar + (e)roticism

Sentence: His sugaroticism kept him from attending many birthday parties.

Etymology: See pronunciation.

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Created by: Verbotomnist

Pronunciation: gor-jazz-um

Sentence: Every night Don went to the same street corner store to get his fix, only a moment passed before the sweet gorgasm was over and all he had left was a belly ache and his regrets.

Etymology: Gorge (to eat gluttonously) + Orgasm (intense or unrestrained excitment)

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Created by: Shuuichi

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Etymology: Hungary

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Created by: Daddaluma

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Sentence: Bill always chalked up his morbid obesity to an acute case of jellophilia, but really, he just eats too much and doesn't get enough exercise. What a pig.

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Created by: soulofawarrior

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Created by: zoltan

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Sentence: I was chumching my cotton candy.

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Created by: maxxy

Pronunciation: sah-CARE-ee-ayt

Sentence: Jim could even sacchariate over pictures of pastries.

Etymology: saccharin + verbal ending

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Created by: erasmus

Pronunciation: can dad ict

Sentence: he ate so many sweets he was a candadict.

Etymology: from candy and addict.

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Created by: thedreness

Pronunciation: Crave-bow-high-drate

Sentence: When I get that cravebohydrate there aren't enough cake and ice cream servings in the world to suffice this General Cornholio... and Slurpees, yum.

Etymology: Crave "Appetite, or great desire for" + Carbohydrate "Sugars and starches that are the most efficient source of food energy."

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