Verboticism: Glucobliss
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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Gluceroticism
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
Glucoverindulce
Created by: Javeson1
Pronunciation: gloo-KOH-ver-in-DULL-chay
Sentence: steve! cut out that glucoverindulce right now! we have guests over!!!
Etymology: glucose+over indulge+ dolce :)
Gorgeasm
Created by: walkingdistraction
Pronunciation: gorge-as-um
Sentence: Oh my god, that donut just made me gorgeasm all over myself.
Etymology: gorge (as in: to over eat), and orgasm (as in: sexual climax)
Hersheroticism
Created by: galwaywegian
Pronunciation: her shee rot isss iz um
Sentence: she gave herself over to the hersheroticism until she was totally enwraptured
Etymology: hershey eroticism
Confectionitus
Created by: martok
Pronunciation: con feck shon ite us
Sentence: "confectionitus" said the coroner, death by addiction to sweetness.
Etymology: confection/any sweet thing itus/to infect or afflict
Sugargasim
Created by: widjet22
Pronunciation: "Sugar" + "Gasim"
Sentence: She had a sugargasim everytime she shoved a donut into her mouth. It must have been good, because she couldn't restrain herself.
Etymology:
Glucosamized
Created by: stormee
Pronunciation: Glue-ko-myzed
Sentence: After eating the large amount of cake, she became glucosamized.
Etymology: A state of uphoria brought on by consuming sugary items.
Pleasugasmy
Created by: paperpieces
Pronunciation: Pleas-sue-gaz-mee
Sentence: Whenever I have a cookie, my kids always wonder why I pleasugamize, or savor it wildly.
Etymology: Plea- meaning pleasure, su- from sucrose, gasm- from orgasm.
