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yext (verb) : to yell via text
I was yexting my son today. |
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irrannoy (verb) : to annoy and irritate
Stop irrannoying me! |
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freefill
(noun) : a beverage offered with a free refill
Waiter, may I have a freefill? |
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authistrator (noun) : a person who writes and illustrates a book |
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negatate (verb) : to dwell on a negative experience |
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enablement
(noun) : the act or process of enabling; also : the state of being enabled
This change was completed successfully with the enablement of the new security protocol. |
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phonetography (noun) : photography created through the camera of a cell phone |
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autopoemography (noun) : a autobiography written in the form of poetry |
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photoshopography (noun) : the process or result of using Photoshop or another image software program to manipulate images taken with a digital camera or scanned photographs and documents |
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desolidify (verb) : to convert from a solid state to a liquid state
Don't leave the chocolate bar in the car or it will desolidify. |
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recoverate
(verb) : to relax, recover, recuperate, and rejuvenate at the same time
After a long week of hard thinking and working out, I need to recoverate this weekend to allow my mind and body to relax, recover, recuperate, and rejuvenate so I can hit the ground running again on Monday. |
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pugly
(adjective) : ugly in a cute way
I got a new goldfish yesterday and it's so pugly! |
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gawker jam (noun) : a traffic jam caused by drivers slowing down to gawk
After miles of creeping along the congested highway, the motorist discovered the source of the frustration was only a gawker jam. |
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touron
(noun) : a tourist who exhibits moronic behavior
A touron was attempting to take a close-up selfie of a wild bison in Yellowstone National Park and was subsequently gored by the animal. |
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dunch
(noun) : a meal combining lunch and dinner |
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guybernation (noun) : a temporary break from romantic relationships with men
After all the horrible experiences I've had recently with men, I think it's time to go into guybernation. |
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An expression of approval and appreciation, most often used as a term of positive endearment. The opposite of the formerly popular “Bye, Felicia.” Both have their roots in '90s one-liners. The expression was first used in the sitcom Martin, in exchanges between Martin Lawrence's character and his partner, Gina.
"Damn Gina!"
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Celebrity feuds are often described as “savage.” Unlike many of the words on this list, the use of savage in today’s online world follows the accepted definition of the word. The only difference is that, as with most of the words on this list, it's often used hyperbolically.
“Did you see the GIF of Leonardo DiCaprio rolling his eyes at Lady Gaga?”
"Savage.”
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An abbreviation of the word “suspect” and "suspicious." A word to describe a shady situation or person.
“This frat bathroom is so sus."
Or
"Why is he sussin?"
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To delete someone, or something, out of your life. A broader version of ghosting. It's often used in the past tense.
"Have you talked to that guy from Tinder?"
"Nah, it's cancelled."
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Category: Belia & Informasi
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Post time 20-11-2017 12:21 AM
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