all the faith he had had had had no effect on his life

A grammatically correct sentence about someone’s faith he had had which had had no effect on his life.

The man was always faithful, but it never seemed to do any good. In fact, you could say all the faith he had had had had no effect on his life.

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Valloweaster

The period starting in Halloween, surpassing Valentine’s Day and ending in the Easter holidays.

Term created by Brooklyn 99 creators Michael Schur and Doctor Dan Goor.

“It’s the Halloween heist!”
“Okay, last time didn’t go to plan. It’s the Valloween heist!”
“Okay, last two times weren’t great but it’s the valloweaster heist!!!!!”

Ambonym

Coined by human1011 from TikTok, this word describes when two words are both synonyms AND antonyms.

From Latin “Ambi” meaning “both”.
From Greek “όνομα” meaning “word”.

“Robbery” and “steal” are ambonyms because during a bank robbery, stealing is occurring, but when buying something that is expensive, it is “daylight ROBBERY”, whilst buying something that is cheap would cause someone to say that it is a “STEAL”. Thus, steal – cheap – and robbery – expensive – are ambonymous.