Verboticism: Aberlution
DEFINITION: A unique physical or psychological trait, which makes one "different". Often seen as a handicap, even if it provides a distinct evolutionary advantage.
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Heteronomalogenotype
Created by: mantroog
Pronunciation: het-er-o-nom-a-lo-jeen-o-type
Sentence: The elves had never seen a reindeer of that particular heteronomalogenotype.
Etymology: hetero=different, anomaly=abnormality, genotype=genetic constitution
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- mantroog, 2006-12-21: 18:08:00
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Grackage
Created by: IanArcher
Pronunciation: GRAK'-ij
Sentence:
Etymology: from the Greek 'grak' meaning flotsam or waste
Uniquaracteristic
Created by: Javeson1
Pronunciation: UNI/kayr/ak/ter/ISS/tik
Sentence: Rudolph, should one choose to believe in his myth, would be a prime example of uniquaracteristik inthat his nose is red and helps guide the way, yet he still get not respect.
Etymology: unique+characteristic
Freakism
Created by: Bulletchewer
Pronunciation:
Sentence: The circus performer's freakism was her double-jointed spine.
Etymology: From "freak" in the biological sense.
Phenomaly
Created by: ErWenn
Pronunciation: /f&-'nom-&-"lE/
Sentence: Some believed that Humongo Wong's somewhat unusual features were merely a phenomaly, but he and Dr. Plasty knew that his lucrative porn career was in fact due to much hard work and a bit of creative elective surgery.
Etymology: from phenotype + anomaly
Genetigift
Created by: sodium
Pronunciation: jen-et-ick-ift
Sentence: Many considered Lily's tail to be a freak of nature, but she knew it was a genetigift, because she secretly trained herself to be a deadly assassin with it.
Etymology: Genetic + gift
Stupifunctive
Created by: Manhattan
Pronunciation: Stoo-pi-funk-tiv.
Sentence: Each spinal bone coming out of the back of the new species of wolf is stupifunctive.
Etymology: Sounds like stupify, fun, and active.
Coolicap
Created by: Partario
Pronunciation: Cool-EE-cap
Sentence: "Although, john could not wash the dishes by himself some saw his disablility as a coolicap."
Etymology: A combination of cool and Handicap
