Verboticisms

Created by: Nosila

Pronunciation: pee oo spir ay ter

Sentence: When Omar went to the gym, he never had to worry about being crowded out by other fitness buffs. He was such a strong peeuwspirater that people soon left him to his own personal force field to repel nearness to his exertions.

Etymology: Pee-ew (exclamation for a stinky smell) & Perspiration (sweat)

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Created by: artr

Pronunciation: jimnastinks

Sentence: Harry returned his athletic club after a sizable hiatus. His gymnastinks made it clear that he would have all the room he needed.

Etymology: gymnastics (exercises developing or displaying physical agility and coordination) + stink (a strong unpleasant smell)

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Created by: regan

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Created by: mweinmann

Pronunciation: ex - ur - spire

Sentence: Lonnie went to the gym to exerspire. The only obvious change in his flabby physique was the odorous sweat that poured off his body.

Etymology: exercise, perspire

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Created by: kryptik

Pronunciation: oh-tro-fee

Sentence: No amount of deodorant helps my uncle Bob when he's suffering from serious odtrophy

Etymology: From the words 'odor' and 'atrophy'

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Created by: IanArcher

Pronunciation: PUN'-jin-train

Sentence: So was pungentraining at the gym, and no one dared to come within 10 feet of me. It was awesome!

Etymology: from "pungent" and "train," and sounds eerily like "Pontchartrain."

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Created by: petaj

Pronunciation: ex-a-stink-shun

Sentence: Garry realised why he'd stopped exercising all those years ago when he went back to the gym. He felt exerstinked, feeling exhausted and smelling like someone had died.

Etymology: exertion + stink + extinct

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Created by: evhershey

Pronunciation: ouch-dor-fins

Sentence: After the holidays I had a workout that flooded my system ouchdorphines

Etymology: ouch + (en)dorphines

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Created by: artr

Pronunciation: reekaʊt

Sentence: He can't do many situps and not that many laps around the track but what Billy can do better than anybody else at the gym is sweat. His daily reekout can clear a room faster than a fire drill. After just a few minutes of huffing and puffing he looks like he jogged through the shower.

Etymology: reek (to smell strongly and unpleasantly) + workout (a structured regime of physical exercise)

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Created by: opiepac

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