Verboticism: Sugourmandy

'This donut is so good!'

DEFINITION: v. To enjoy, or derive physical pleasure from, the eating of sweets and other sugared substances -- often leads to over-consumption. n. Pleasure derived from the consumption of sweets.

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Glueuphoria

Created by: warped

Pronunciation: Gloo/phor/ia

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Etymology: Gluecose, what sugar is made from + euphoria

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Caramuttony

Created by: Stump

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Sentence: Frank always kept his cell phone out and 911 on speed dial in the candy aisle - just in case his caramuttony kicked in.

Etymology: From Caramel & Gluttony

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Candiction

Created by: Tesla

Pronunciation: can - DICK - shun

Sentence: Bob had a severe candiction for caramel corn.

Etymology: candy + addiction

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Gluttonousmaximus

Created by: jennypenny210

Pronunciation: gluhtinuhs-maxihmuhs

Sentence: eating sweets to your heart's content to the EXTREME

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Honeydoom

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Lustouny

Created by: ThreeTrees

Pronunciation: La-s-to-ni

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Etymology: lust+glatouny

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Gluttonism

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Sugourmandy

Created by: verbinator

Pronunciation: shu-gor-man-dee

Sentence: Receiving little gratification from his work at the IT help desk, Albert frequently reached for donuts, becoming another victim of sugourmandy.

Etymology: sugar + gourmand

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Swettony

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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Sacchreciate

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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