Verboticism: Feshion

'I'm in love with these shoes.'

DEFINITION: v. To have a favorite article of clothing with which you develop a personal, and even a deeply fulfilling, relationship. n. A much loved article of clothing.

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Fetirobe

Created by: Adamson

Pronunciation: fey-tee-robe

Sentence: I fetirobe this dress, I cannot have sex without it.

Etymology: fetich+robe

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Solemate

Created by: boutros9

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Fetish

Created by: hvhtim

Pronunciation: feh-tish

Sentence: i have a fetish with these shoes.

Etymology: it's the word

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Apparelationship

Created by: Alchemist

Pronunciation: Uh-par-eh-LAT-shun-ship

Sentence: Diane was deep into a perverted apparelationship with a naughty pair of sequinned Jimmy Choos, and had to miss church that day.

Etymology: Apparel - Clothing Relationship - thing women have with clothing.

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Monoclothingphila

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Created by: ennia

Pronunciation: Mono-Clothing- Philia

Sentence: My sister had serious monoclothingphila with her mini skirt.

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Matrosexuality

Created by: pjlilley

Pronunciation: ma-tro-SEX-u-al-i-ti

Sentence: Her matrosexuality has gotten out of hand. We need to have an intervention between her and those socks!

Etymology: play on metrosexual

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Obsessaclothia

Created by: MShort

Pronunciation: obsess a clove e a

Sentence: She is suffering from obsessaclothia since she brought her new shoes

Etymology: obsessive + clothing

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Feshion

Created by: pdxpogo

Pronunciation: feh-shun

Sentence: Underware with holes in them have become the latest feshion.

Etymology: fetish fashion

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Lovochka

Created by: serjion

Pronunciation: love-och-ka

Sentence: When I pass my exams, I wear this lovochka of mine every time

Etymology: love-root+russian suffix "ochk" + vowel "a" to make the noun sound more feminine

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Haberdote

Created by: LeTone

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