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Verbist

One who studies and creates verbs from words such as adjectives or nouns.

Example of a verbist

For example from the word "alligator" you can create the verb "to alligatorize" which means to make someone or something resemble or acquire the features of an alligator.

by Antogranata May 13, 2018


Synonymhood

Synonymhood: the quality or condition of being synonym, all synonysms put together.

The English language has a very large synonymhood.

by Antogranata May 13, 2018


counterracism

The racism in the opposite way than usually known, a racism against the people that live in their own nation, in favour of foreigners who do not come from that nation but live there.

Use in a sentence:

My brother can not beg for money in front of the supermarket while the black people can do it, this is counterracism!

by Antogranata March 31, 2019

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billful

The quantity that a bird can take in its bill or beak : a beakful.

Use in a sentence:

The sparrow was very hungry but it could only take little billfuls of seeds at a time because of its small bill.

by Antogranata March 31, 2019


well-looked-up-to

Respected, admired and appreciated by most people: well-thought-of, well-regarded.

Use in a sentence:

The president is a very well-looked-up-to person because of many good deeds he has done over the course of his presidency.

by Antogranata March 31, 2019


Jinxennial

An unkind way for calling or labeling a person of the millennial generation.

Use in a sentence:

Those jinxennials are worse than us when we were their age, they have a bad attitude, they can not find a job, and they do not have the same opportunities we once had.

by Antogranata September 21, 2019