Verboticism: Evoloustic
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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Rudosyndrom
Created by: IHeartKiwiTarts
Pronunciation: " roo-doe-sin-drum"
Sentence: After the doctor found eyes in the back of my head, he told me. very solemnly told me that I have Rudosyndrom.
Etymology: from Rudolf, the reindeer who was ostracized for his red nose and ended up going down in history for it
Stupearck
Created by: serjion
Pronunciation: stU-pi-ark
Sentence: The goalkeeper uses a stupeark technik to protect the gates.
Etymology: stupefaction+patriarch
Unvantage
Created by: awesomo
Pronunciation: Un-vantage
Sentence: Harold's beard is quite the unvantage, as it scares everyone away, but he was able to raise a family of rabbits in it.
Etymology: The prefix un undoes the specified noun, advantage. Although I didn't mean for it to undo it, but for them to go hand-in-hand.
Handicapability
Created by: evhershey
Pronunciation: han-dee-cape-a-bill-a-tee
Sentence: Rudolph's nose, although making him the object of ridicule, proved to be the unique handicapability that was needed to guide that sleigh tonight.
Etymology: handicap + capability (form of handicapable)
Superfluassness
Created by: maxxy
Pronunciation: sue-purr-flue-ass-ness
Sentence: Though others deried Jim's superflueassness, he won more flagpole sitting contests than anyone else.
Etymology: superfluousness + well, what else?
Hindrasset
Created by: Stevenson0
Pronunciation: hin/dra/set
Sentence: From a bully's dream, to a lifesaver, Rudolph's nose was a hindrasset.
Etymology: hindrance + asset
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
Neodistinct
Created by: ubgrud
Pronunciation: knee-oh-dys-tinct
Sentence: That sixth finger is so neodistinct. She is such a freak.
Etymology: neo - new distinct - different.
Spedge
Created by: ehaaland
Pronunciation: spej
Sentence:
Etymology: An abbreviation for "special edge."
Mutashun
Created by: purpleartichokes
Pronunciation: myou-ta-shun
Sentence: Despite being the brunt of many Bigfoot jokes for his overly large feet, Bob didn't mind his mutashun, as he was quite popular with the ladies.
Etymology: mutation, shun
