Sneat

The combination of the words sweet and neat, only to be used in the most Caucasian of circumstances. Including but not limited to golf course conversations, stock option meetings, or fine dining brunches.

"Dear me Mr. Belvedere! Your new Rolex you bought to match your Ferrari is quite sneat!" Said Sir Alabaster Maggonavue as he stepped from his horse drawn carriage.

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Poogint

A terrible smell that is more than capable of causing ones self to headbutt the sharp corner of a coffee table, in order to get relief from the toxic fumes.

The poogint gases seeping from Hilary Clinton's butt cheeks killed many of the small animals in the nearby woodlands.

fettro

The absence of pamplemousse.

It was the fettro that caused the chef to make another dish.