Verboticisms

Created by: Daddaluma

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Sentence: Bill always chalked up his morbid obesity to an acute case of jellophilia, but really, he just eats too much and doesn't get enough exercise. What a pig.

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Created by: solitair

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Sentence: He ate so many sweets he died of sucruttony.

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Created by: ambatigan

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Created by: ratibala

Pronunciation: soo-rah-sook-ruh-byoos

Sentence: Found in a sort of coma, surrounded by bon bons, it was found that my mother suffered from suprasucrabuse.

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Created by: msokoloffster

Pronunciation: Gruh - bri - kate

Sentence: She bought powder sugar and oil in order to grubricate.

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Created by: hvhtim

Pronunciation: shu-go-BE-sih-tee

Sentence: Many police officers suffer from sugobesity.

Etymology: sugar, obesity

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Created by: kingofthespill

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Created by: jania773

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Sentence: I meant to only have a small taste, but before I knew it I had glorged again.

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Created by: StarLizard

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Created by: mweinmann

Pronunciation: su - kro - for - ik

Sentence: Lisa became sucrophoric when she bit into Aunt Dodie's fresh Apple Pie with the sugar cookie crust. She felt that she might be overcome with joy as the cinnamon and sugar syrup spread across her palette.

Etymology: Sucrose, Euphoric

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COMMENTS:

makes my mouth water, too! - Nosila, 2009-08-06: 01:14:00

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