Verboticisms

Created by: wiccanfey

Pronunciation: gorge-a-lish-sush

Sentence: Amy wasn't hungry but every time she opened a box of chocolate chip cookie dough or glazed donuts she couldn't help but have a gorgealicious moment.

Etymology: Gorge

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Created by: TerranceDC

Pronunciation:

Sentence: That cheesecake was so good it made me oralgasm with every bite!

Etymology: Oral + Orgasm = Oralgasm

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Created by: Stevenson0

Pronunciation: for/ni/cane

Sentence: Whenever he saw a donut shop, thoughts of fornicaning possessed his brain.

Etymology: fornicate + (sugar) cane

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Created by: Adamson

Pronunciation: Dey-lec-ta-vo-rous

Sentence: This donut is so delectavorus, I could eat a whole box.

Etymology: delectable+voraciousness.

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Created by: barkskin

Pronunciation: sw-ee-t-ph-ile

Sentence: Bob is such a sweetphile

Etymology: Combining the work 'sweet' and the word 'phile' meaning to love or have a strong bond with.

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Created by: clarity

Pronunciation: cay-ne-ac

Sentence: She loved sugar so much you could call her a real caneac.

Etymology: cane + maniac

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COMMENTS:

This verboticism came to me to easily during this season of sugarplums. - clarity, 2006-12-16: 20:56:00

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Created by: Tobester

Pronunciation: glu-seroh-tisizm

Sentence: The empty box of chocolates and the smile on his face said it all; Forrest had given in to his gluceroticism.

Etymology: glucose/eroticism

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Created by: DoctorManhattan

Pronunciation: 'glü-'kO-v&r-"dOs

Sentence: "If you eat all those deep-fried Twinkies, you're going to glucoverdose."

Etymology: From Greek "gleukos" meaning "sweet wine" + from Old English "over" + from Greek and Latin "dosis" meaning "gift".

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COMMENTS:

Deep fried twinkies? That sounds good! - wordmeister, 2006-12-15: 17:25:00

I know. There was this restaurant in L.A. that would sell them, but every time we went there they were closed for one reason or another (family emergencies (heart attacks?), etc.) and then they finally closed permanently, so I never got a chance to try o - DoctorManhattan, 2006-12-17: 14:35:00

ne. By all reports, they were exquisite, though. Guess I'll have to try it myself one of these days. - DoctorManhattan, 2006-12-17: 14:36:00

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Created by: Relee

Pronunciation: Sak-a-rif-ik

Sentence: I'm feeling sacchariffic while gobbling these doughnuts.

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Created by: Tukkertje

Pronunciation:

Sentence: He eats so many donuts, he's completely donucted.

Etymology: Donu(t)(addi)cted

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