Made up words that might just catch on! Some of them can sound so credible too.
By James72
@James72 (26790)
Australia
June 18, 2009 3:00am CST
Have you ever typed a word that looked like the real deal and then realised that it doesn't even exist? I've done this many times before myself and thanks to functions within spell check, I can even right click and add it to my online dictionary! How cool is that? I reckon I could end up with a whole new dictionary in due course.....
So it got me thinking about what words I should start with and I of course should provide meanings as well. For example:
Llamification - To embrace the spirit of a Llama and become as one.
Spankiferous - A term used to describe an extremely satisfying panda spanking moment.
Gooberchomp - A standard goober that has transformed themselves into the goober of all goobers.
Crapitical - What a person is being when they dish out meaningless criticism that has no basis or validation.
Nonbraggability - A state reached when a failed attempt at something means that to talk about it to others will make you look and sound stupid. (This term would also apply to a situation where you drunkenly and randomly pick up a date outside a nightclub and then wake up the next morning to discover that it's actually a farm animal)
Do you have any of your own words that you think might deserve a place in this new dictionary of mine?
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12 responses
@James72 (26790)
• Australia
19 Jun 09
"Humornaire" is great! It sounds like a word that could also mean "rich in humor"! 
It's funny that ypu mention chillax too, because I actually heard this said in a movei not long ago so have even used it myself a few times since. 
It's the weekend here now too, so I'm gonna try and chillax as best I can! lol.
It's funny that ypu mention chillax too, because I actually heard this said in a movei not long ago so have even used it myself a few times since. It's the weekend here now too, so I'm gonna try and chillax as best I can! lol.1 person likes this
I've been one of those in the past too. The term has a Spanish flavour! Ole! 
@Redhornet117 (1248)
• Philippines
19 Jun 09
LOL. Let me add another, "moolanada" - an aristocratic, socialite person who has no money, though he isn't poor. He just has no money. Much like the economy now. LOL
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@Margarit (3676)
• Philippines
18 Jun 09
well, well, well, i am not an word inventor James, i guess i have to use your new version of James pandictionary- word that is not found in the dictionary but being use by panda spankers fanatic. All you have to do is formulate more new words and will see how many of will use it. 
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@thebohemianheart (8827)
• United States
18 Jun 09
Movie rights to a "dictionary"? Really?
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@thebohemianheart (8827)
• United States
18 Jun 09
Each representing a word, I suppose? 
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@alokn99 (5717)
• India
18 Jun 09
Now we are getting started on a PS dictionary of words, phrases, thier meaning and origin....
I must say, i need to enhance my knowledge and usage of them. These are great ones you've shared..
This has come to mind, but i sure wish i could have used it..
Pandalising:- An extreme state of vandalism brought about by a bout of total quirkiness.
I think i need some mind refreshing on this one. Maybe some enhanced spanking should do the trick.
I must say, i need to enhance my knowledge and usage of them. These are great ones you've shared..
This has come to mind, but i sure wish i could have used it..
Pandalising:- An extreme state of vandalism brought about by a bout of total quirkiness.
I think i need some mind refreshing on this one. Maybe some enhanced spanking should do the trick.
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@James72 (26790)
• Australia
18 Jun 09
Hahahahahahahaha, I LOVE "Pandalising"! Does that mean that someone guilty of it is a Pandal? I think a panda spanking dictionary would be a tremendous addition to the archives myself. Who knows, we may even attract the attention of Webster's!
I think a panda spanking dictionary would be a tremendous addition to the archives myself. Who knows, we may even attract the attention of Webster's! 1 person likes this
@balasri (26537)
• India
19 Jun 09
Dissgustion- Disgusting discussion
Rasponse--Rasping response
Sfart--Not so smart
Saladarity--Art of making great salads.
Polish--Smart police
Punctualaty---Being late for appointments
Terairist---One who bombs only air planes
Terrarist---One who bombs on earth only.
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@James72 (26790)
• Australia
19 Jun 09
Great list here Bala! I've met many sfarts throughout my life I must say! I'm quite adept at saladarity too. 
This dictionary is coming along nicely and these additions are much appreciated. Keep your eyes open for terairists and terrarists too please, we really need to shut people like that down. 
lol.
I've met many sfarts throughout my life I must say! I'm quite adept at saladarity too. This dictionary is coming along nicely and these additions are much appreciated. Keep your eyes open for terairists and terrarists too please, we really need to shut people like that down. lol.1 person likes this
@sconibear (8016)
• United States
18 Jun 09
good job James......this discussion is
FANTASTABULONORMOUSLY MEGAGRANDERIFFIC!!!
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@Redhornet117 (1248)
• Philippines
18 Jun 09
Graftician - a politician who practices graft and corruption
snobberswhomper - a person who whomps snobbish persons
Gaekgaekwhakka - sound you make when you choke on a double patty burger
Cougartoot - an affinity with cougars and what you would like to do with them.
Mentalimized - mental ability that has been minimized.
LOL.
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@James72 (26790)
• Australia
18 Jun 09
LMAO! So what WOULD you do to a cougar then? (And I'm assuming this has absolutely nothing to do with big cats! lol) I'm trying to remember if I've ever choked on a double patty burger before, but I reckon the sound you shared would be pretty accurate! I wonder what sound would be made by a Mentalimized Graftician that was out Snobberswhomping for Cougartooters? Great words here Redhornet!
So what WOULD you do to a cougar then? (And I'm assuming this has absolutely nothing to do with big cats! lol) I'm trying to remember if I've ever choked on a double patty burger before, but I reckon the sound you shared would be pretty accurate! I wonder what sound would be made by a Mentalimized Graftician that was out Snobberswhomping for Cougartooters? Great words here Redhornet! 1 person likes this
@mtdewgurl74 (18151)
• United States
23 Jun 09
What about droolalicious? Meaning someone having a body that makes us drool uncontrollably? Better then sexilicious..
I guess that is right along the line that others use when they say something is bootylicious..lol
I guess that is right along the line that others use when they say something is bootylicious..lol1 person likes this
@mtdewgurl74 (18151)
• United States
25 Jun 09
For me it would be droolalicious if it was "real" Italian Lasagna with garlic bread,small salad.. and a piece of white chocolate Raspberry or strawberry cheesecake for dessert...Sorry for the overload..
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@James72 (26790)
• Australia
23 Jun 09
Good Lord Becca, I just logged in to check things out and have seen all these discussions of mine popping back up! 
If I have a heart attack trying to catch up, you may have to explain why to my Wife OK? LMAO.
Droolalicious sounds perfectly credible to me! It's the ideal word to describe something that's way better than delicious and makes ya drool! 
Like fresh seafood and Lindt Chocolate's! Oooooh mama, droolalicious! lol.
If I have a heart attack trying to catch up, you may have to explain why to my Wife OK? LMAO.
Droolalicious sounds perfectly credible to me! It's the ideal word to describe something that's way better than delicious and makes ya drool! Like fresh seafood and Lindt Chocolate's! Oooooh mama, droolalicious! lol.
@AnnieOakley1 (5596)
• Canada
20 Jun 09
Oooooo, I love your new words. They are fantastic!
Can I begin to use them, IF I give you credit as I do?
IT is late, and I'm very tired from working outside all day, so,no, sorry, I can't think of any of my own.
I'm dumbstruck! Best I can do, hon.
@James72 (26790)
• Australia
20 Jun 09
You may of course use them freely Annie! I get dumbstruck too and quite often actually. I also get dumbfounded! 
Once I ened up "dumbnified" when I spent a few days at a seminar and was surrounded by idiots that had a less than desirable effect on me. I managed to pick myself back up again a day or so afterwards, so all's well that ended well there. Phew.
I get dumbstruck too and quite often actually. I also get dumbfounded! Once I ened up "dumbnified" when I spent a few days at a seminar and was surrounded by idiots that had a less than desirable effect on me. I managed to pick myself back up again a day or so afterwards, so all's well that ended well there. Phew.
@thebohemianheart (8827)
• United States
18 Jun 09
I don't make up words, I just use other, more talented people's words, and put my own spin on them by using them the wrong way, or by mispronouncing them.*L*
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@thebohemianheart (8827)
• United States
18 Jun 09
I see you there, Mykl!
James, oh, hockey puck! I know lots of talented people!
James, oh, hockey puck! I know lots of talented people!1 person likes this
@James72 (26790)
• Australia
20 Jun 09
Hahahahahahahahahahaha Oh man, I really shouldn't be laughing at this one should I? But I can't help it! The first thing that came into my mind when I read it was to put the word "Monster" in front of it for those moments when you wish to kick it up even another notch!
Oh man, I really shouldn't be laughing at this one should I? But I can't help it! The first thing that came into my mind when I read it was to put the word "Monster" in front of it for those moments when you wish to kick it up even another notch! 
@coolcoder (2018)
• United States
20 Jun 09
Mine isn't nearly as creative as some of the ones I've been seeing, but here goes, anyway.
Imaginate: another form for "imagine". Ex. "I'm imaginating what I could be when I grow up."
I've had this word stuck in my head for years, and I'm so happy to have finally gotten it down in words. lolol!
Imaginate: another form for "imagine". Ex. "I'm imaginating what I could be when I grow up."
I've had this word stuck in my head for years, and I'm so happy to have finally gotten it down in words. lolol!1 person likes this
"immortalise" is what I meant to type! Jeez, what a thing to miss that letter r there, can you imaginate my embarrassment? 