Verboticisms

Created by: spacemonkeymafia

Pronunciation: ho mer dose

Sentence: I could easily homerdose on a case of girl scout cookies.

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Created by: meiyas

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Sentence: The doctor concluded that swettony was the cause of his heart problems

Etymology: sweet - gluttony

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Created by: schubig

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Etymology: It is a mixture of yum and ruminate.

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Created by: Marthat

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Sentence: Oh, don't leave those on the table, you know Jeff is so doughnutty he'll eat them all.

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Created by: iceburgamy

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Created by: Alexander

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Created by: myss51

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Etymology: Stuff yourself by munching on food.

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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: DarthWader

Pronunciation: glue co gaz mmm

Sentence: Having stuffed the last of six Lindt truffles into his mouth, Tommy's body began to shake in sweet, delicious glucogasm.

Etymology: glucose (sugar) + orgasm (if this is foreign to you, you're too young to know)

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Created by: satan

Pronunciation: sue-cros-ex-ta-cee

Sentence: i achieved a higher plane of sucrosextacy upon opening the box of godiva chocolates

Etymology: Sucrose - sugar ex - meaning former or no longer (doesnt belong here so lets just ignore it) tasy - not certain

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