Since we are ranting .... http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newspeak Speaking of made up speech and euphemisms may i introduce new speak for those who never read George Orwell's [URL]http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nineteen_Eighty-Four plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose M. Can-you-say-PC? Bailey

Then it should be spelled axed, right?

This word is usually an ebonic term, and as such I don't want to go there.

My SO has some mispronountions (sic) , agsorbed for absorbed, val for valve, concreek for concrete, etc. and those drive me crazy.

M.but-discretion-is-the-smartest-thing Bailey

Irregardless?
All intensive purposes?
Some local mispronounciation?
The way some accents employ such convoluted ways to be able to NOT pronounce an "r"?

M. Needs-to-know Bailey

. Deer are so plentiful, if enough are not killed, they starve.

I actually heard one of my relatives say this exact thing about people. I am ashamed of this.

M.wet-work(ba-a-a-d) Bailey

Call_copse, too funny, i gotta say that you have a very interesting sense of humor.

M.Loves-to-laugh Bailey

A four flusher is a con man. Probably from the fact that a flush in poker is five cards of the same suit. Thus, when a player has four cards of the same suit on the table before him and bets strongly to bluff because his other card doesn't match, that's a four flusher.

The darty bagger!

M.B.

I hope this gets some discussion started for a fun thread if not y'all should check your pulse. Lexophile "Lexophile" is a word used to describe those that have a love for words, such as "you can tune a piano, but you can't tuna fish", or "to write with a broken pencil A com...

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This word was first suggested in Feb 2008Jump to post neologism ne·ol·o·gism [ nee óllə jìzzəm ] (plural ne·ol·o·gisms) or ne·ol·o·gy [ nee ólləjee ] (plural ne·ol·o·gies) noun 1. new word or meaning: a recently coined word or phrase, or a recently extended meaning of an existing word or phrase 2. c...

in·cite inˈsīt/Submit verb encourage or stir up (violent or unlawful behavior). "the offense of inciting racial hatred" synonyms: stir up, whip up, encourage, fan the flames of, stoke up, fuel, kindle, ignite, inflame, stimulate, instigate, provoke, excite, arouse, awaken, inspire, engende...

Aren't circadians those noisy insects that disturb my summer somnulation?

Ha ha just what I logged in to post. Not so proud that I'd use that expression great minds.....

M. Not-so-great-mind-thinking-like a really great mind Bailey

Webster approves of both.

Yeah, that's what i saw, but the first one i posted was first in the dictionary, and I prefer the second, or even more the French one, but only if it's the only word in the sentance.

M. It's-all-in-what-you-hear-most Bailey

Webster approves of both.

Yeah, that's what i saw, but the first one i posted was first in the dictionary, and i prefer the second, or even more the French one.

M. It's-all-in-what-you-hear-most Bailey

Formidable- FORM e-dable or for MID able

M. Not-so-daunting Bailey

I'm sure I'll have lots of use for this if just to show off.

M.