Verboticisms

Created by: galwaywegian

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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: rogerdv

Pronunciation: as-part-uh-may-moocho

Sentence: Aspartamemucho until I drop!

Etymology: aspartame-artificial sweetner me-(pronc:may) "me" in Spanish mucho-a whole lot! Spanish for much.

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Created by: seldumonde

Pronunciation: sack-row-may-nee-uh

Sentence: Jack had to satisfy his sacromania by gorging on handfuls of sweets.

Etymology: Sacro = from sucrose, sugar Mania = obsession

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Created by: mdschermer

Pronunciation: su-cro-mi-NAC-i-ty

Sentence: I know my sucrominacity is clogging up my arteries, but this dessert is just too good to pass up.

Etymology: sucrose: sugar + minacity: disposition to threaten.

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Created by: proArchy

Pronunciation: can-dee-gahs-um

Sentence: When i open up a box of Nerds i get a warm feeling inside, i know a candygasm is coming soon

Etymology: candy - Wonkanian for yum

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Created by: ahwinters

Pronunciation: Glue-foria

Sentence: If it weren't for his gluphoria, Bill would not have eaten the whole box of donuts.

Etymology: glucose (sugar) + euphoria

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Created by: Upaut

Pronunciation: shoo-gad-ict

Sentence: Dawn became such a sugaddict while working at the candy factory.

Etymology: sugar + addict

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Created by: Wriiight

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Sentence: I tried to take her to a nice restaraunt, but by the time desert came she got totally bonbombed.

Etymology: fr. bonbon, a sweet. See also bonbondage: torturing oneself with sweets that you won't let yourself eat.

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Created by: Frejesal

Pronunciation: Glue-kon

Sentence: He's been glucconing on that sugared pineapple for hours!

Etymology: A mix of glucose and glutton. Clever eh?

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