Voted For: Birdimify

Created by: soulofawarrior

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Created by: pjlilley

Pronunciation: men-ta-kri-pij-ON-om-i

Sentence: One of my favorite pasttimes is engaging in mentachripigeonomy right after a long day of shopping.

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Created by: Windyo

Pronunciation: Buh/rgih/fye

Sentence: I often birgify when louts crowd onto me

Etymology: From "bird", "gift" and with a verbal ending to it ^^

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Created by: Chunk01

Pronunciation: crap/tassy

Sentence: When he daydreamed he would often imagine flying overhead, crapping on the crowds of shoppers below, he was then truly in craptasy.

Etymology: Crap + Fantasy

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COMMENTS:

reads more like crap + ecstasy - fmgene, 2006-12-18: 18:54:00

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Created by: jrogan

Pronunciation: vig-e-on

Sentence: Johnny had a vigeon of peace, unfortunately he flew into a window.

Etymology: vision+ pigeon

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Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts

Pronunciation: " fee-kal-fly-er"

Sentence: Sometimes I wish I could get fecalflyer miles for all of my christmas givings!

Etymology: take the word "fecal" and "flyer" and tada! you got fecalflyer

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Created by: quippingqueen

Pronunciation: gwono/greet/ings

Sentence: As the bird of paradise swooped to catch a colorful chord of deep and heart-rending sentiment from the holiday singers below, he couldn't help but let loose a load of garish guanogreetings.

Etymology: guano: ornithological ordure + greetings: sentimental salutations

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Created by: Pappt002

Pronunciation: sah-less-growse-a-nize

Sentence: During the stressful holiday season it is often helpful to solacegrousenize, so you will be more happy.

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Created by: jania773

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Sentence: Oh, look dear Nana Betty was holiwashed by that lovely white dove.

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Created by: swaizel

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Sentence: The scatilizer distributed his "joy"

Etymology: scat - animal droppings, lizer stolen from fertilizer - spreading.

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