Words you invented all by yourself

[Keroin]

I was musing recently on Homburg's word, "wroth", which I love because it is so evocative, and started to think of words I've made up. This got me to thinking, "I bet the clever crowd on Lit have made up words of their own!"

Have you? Would you share? They can be BDSM related but don't have to be.

Two of my most recent include:

Slunt - I think you can figure the origins of this one.

Speuter - referring to cats/dogs who have been sterilized. I invented this one because no one can ever seem to remember the difference between spay and neuter.

Anyone else?

 

[Blase]

I haven't seen Homburg's post, but wroth is an archaic word meaning angry or wrathful.

 

[Keroin]

Ah, I thought it was just his take on "wrath". Well, I still like it.

Thanks for the clarification.

 

[Essene]

Speuter - referring to cats/dogs who have been sterilized. I invented this one because no one can ever seem to remember the difference between spay and neuter.

Anyone else?

I know it. Ask me. I won't even google it.

To be honest with you though, "Speuter" when in reference to animals conjures up hairballs and vomit to me. You know, that "spew" sound. Although tonight my cat sneezed up large amounts of congealed blood on my shoes - she has a seasonal tumor. It's gone now, but I need to think up a good word for that whole experience.

 

[satindesire]

I have a word on the Urban dictionary.

Stoupee. (pronounced stoo-pay)

It's a stupid toupee, ala Donald Trump.

 

[Keroin]

I have a word on the Urban dictionary.

Stoupee. (pronounced stoo-pay)

It's a stupid toupee, ala Donald Trump.

I'm taking notes. Fantastic word! Well done.

 

[satindesire]

I'm taking notes. Fantastic word! Well done.

Thanks! *shines nails on collar*

 

[oldsub]

Dramatitis - (drama tie tus) Medical term usually associated with those suffering from lack of attention disorder or mountain out of a molehill disease

 

[NALA CAYENNE]

Mine are: Beautimous, absotively possolutely, hilarical

I was musing recently on Homburg's word, "wroth", which I love because it is so evocative, and started to think of words I've made up. This got me to thinking, "I bet the clever crowd on Lit have made up words of their own!"

Have you? Would you share? They can be BDSM related but don't have to be.

Two of my most recent include:

Slunt - I think you can figure the origins of this one.

Speuter - referring to cats/dogs who have been sterilized. I invented this one because no one can ever seem to remember the difference between spay and neuter.

Anyone else?

 

[WriterDom]

suckchain

 

[fishercat]

Readagainable - adj. Used to describe a book you could read again (and again).

 

[Betticus]

E-tard... when someone gets on the internet and instantly becomes a fucking retard.

Dicktastership.. a form of ruthless government in which a perv is in charge.

 

[Homburg]

Nope, as was pointed out, I did not make that one up. I have a love for archaic vocabulary. Hell, for vocabulary period. Comes from being an absolutely voracious reader as a youth. My reading ability was off the charts, and I read all sorts of things far above my level. If I couldn't suss a word out from context, I'd grab a dictionary and learn that word. I actually wore out two dictionaries as a kid. I hated not knowing a word meaning.

 

[Keroin]

E-tard... when someone gets on the internet and instantly becomes a fucking retard.

Dicktastership.. a form of ruthless government in which a perv is in charge.

I'm having so much fun! I love all these new words but I have to confess I'm going to start using E-tard immediately. I've found too many of them out here in the E-verse. Thanks Betticus!

Homburg, your geekiness is so charming.

 

[midwestyankee]

When I was about 7 I thought that I'd made up the word "elasticity" but I managed to avoid life-long depression when I found it in my Funk & Wagnall's.

More recently I've begun using "sucketh," as in "that sucketh big time, my friend."

 

[Homburg]

Eh, I can't say that I'm all that geeky anymore. Not in that sense at least. I come up with neologisms all the time, simply assuming that someone else has already come up with the word. More often than not, I'm correct. As a result, I don't really pay attention to it.

 

[graceanne]

I'm pretty sure huggle is my word. I could have heard of it somewhere and don't recall. But it's a combination of the word hug and snuggle.