Verboticism: Gluconsummate

'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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Qandihog

Created by: pinkglamb

Pronunciation: kan-dee-hog

Sentence: My brother ate every piece of chocolate in the house. He is a qandihog.

Etymology: From the Arabic "qandi," meaning crystallized sugar, and Middle English hogge, from Old English hogg

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Pastryphile

Created by: jagrubb

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Sentence: That fat guy is such a pastryphile.

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Sugarvore

Created by: StarLizard

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Venderate

Created by: lev123

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Swicken

Created by: condor

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Sentence: Geez! He swickens on those pastries like crazy! No wonder he feels bad.

Etymology: sweet + sick + en

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Tugarasm

Created by: Chistinalove

Pronunciation: Too - grr - as - m

Sentence: I nearly had a tugarasm when I tasted my sister-in-law's chocolate fudge cake.

Etymology: Tugarasm is a mixture of three words... To Sugar Oragasm ... meaning To have an oragasmic reaction to sugar.

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Candicap

Created by: steev

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Sweeteasure

Created by: Pumka

Pronunciation: sweet-easure (like pleasure)

Sentence: It's a great sweeteasure to eat this donut.

Etymology: sweet+pleasure

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Eanjoy

Created by: tomumeda

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Sentence: I have stomach ache today because I eanjoyed too much last night.

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Sucrobsessed

Created by: aleclair

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Sentence: The sucrobsessed man decided it was his prime duty that weekend not to repair the car, but to acquire a pound of Hersheys' Kisses.

Etymology: Sucrobsessed is an adjective. The verb form is sucrobsess, and the noun form is sucrobsession. The word is derived from sucrose, the scientific name for sugar - and obsess.

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