Voted For: Utopirhea

Created by: allwise

Pronunciation: gee-o-tran-kill-i-sai-shon

Sentence: After Johnny finished school, he went on a mission to geotranquillize the planet!

Etymology: geo = planet. tranquilization = to make calm.

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Created by: Psychicsi

Pronunciation: miss-wurl-d-ing

Sentence: "People dont appreciate how much effort goes into missworlding," thought Bill after spending three hours being 'nice' to the other folk at the depot.

Etymology: From all those ditsy Miss World contestants who not only want world peace but think that cosmetic surgery actually helps them promote world peace.

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Yes! Plastic smiles and world peace! - wordmeister, 2006-12-22: 15:23:00

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Created by: Pythias

Pronunciation: sel - fan' - ta - lize

Sentence: To realize one's dream in a literal sense, or selfantalize, can be an unintended consequence.

Etymology: selfactualize + fantasize

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Created by: Dimosfen

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To wish for peace on earth, and then do something that actually helps to make it real. - Dimosfen, 2006-12-22: 03:49:00

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Created by: TwoSheds

Pronunciation: never/ever/aid

Sentence: I'm amazed, he nevereveraided!

Etymology: Never+Ever+Aid

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Created by: camel

Pronunciation: Gon-dick-ing

Sentence: Marie was sure that she was ghandicking as she laced the pre-congressional-hearing donuts with pacifying wonderments.

Etymology: Mahatama Ghandi & Martin Luther King

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Created by: Manhattan

Pronunciation: peace-if-I

Sentence: I'm fed up with all of this violence, I'm going to head out and peacify.

Etymology: Similar to speachify

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Created by: MrNutz

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Created by: chris

Pronunciation: pax-fak

Sentence: paxfaccing around the world became the new trend for people taking a gap year from their studies or their jobs

Etymology: From Latin: Pax - peace, and fac - to do or make

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Created by: greenheatherbutterfly

Pronunciation: geldof eyes

Sentence: he's looking to 'geldofise'

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