Verboticism: Blameverthiness
DEFINITION: To habitually blame others for problems, which you not only created, but also helped to foster and develop.
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Farthaway
Created by: Adamson
Pronunciation: Far-th-a-way
Sentence: I was would be into deep doo if I did'nt farthaway.
Etymology: Farth+away
Potatobomb
Created by: bjorn
Pronunciation: potato-bomb
Sentence: Roy loved nothing more than to potatobomb the rest of his team with the disasters he caused.
Etymology: hot potato + bomb
Hyperblamism
Created by: stormee
Pronunciation: Hi-per-blam-ism
Sentence: While the two women argured over the subject, Kris sat there and watched the the destruction that she created.
Etymology: A condition which the victim blames others for difficulties created by themselves.
Passablame
Created by: ChrisCarrk
Pronunciation: pass-ah-blay-meh
Sentence: What a passablame he just initiated there!
Etymology: pass it on+blame (pass on the blame)
Dramaqueen
Created by: Coolfool
Pronunciation: Drama + Queen. I've been using it as one word for years, just like "those f***ingironworkers".
Sentence: I don"t care to be anywhere near that bunch of dramaqueens, so I think I'll stay home and work on some chores.
Etymology: Drama, as in high drama, an act. If there isn't a problem to go apoplectic about, they'll create one. Queen for Royaly, the world revolves around them.
Replame
Created by: theantiipod
Pronunciation: Re-plame
Sentence: I am such a replame master, I so got away with losing my mom's wedding ring. I feel kinda bad for my brother...
Etymology: Replace + blame
Blamemaker
Created by: jedijawa
Pronunciation: blame-make-er
Sentence: Judy was a blamemaker, she was always causing problems and blaming others for them.
Etymology: blame + maker
Pathopasubukster
Created by: Hjason
Pronunciation: Patho-pass-o-buck-ster
Sentence: You are such a pathopasubucketer and I am tired of pretending that I always eat all of your chips just to keep you quiet.
Etymology: pathological-pass the buck
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COMMENTS:
- Hjason, 2006-12-19: 14:04:00
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