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Making Up New Words

londonblue

Topgun Pilot
I was reviewing a powerpoint presentation this morning, and saw a word I hadn't seen before, and that the spellchecker hadn't picked up.

We have decided it is a new word, and it describes perfectly how things are expected to get done round here. The word is:

automagically.

Anyone got any others?
 
Intralectrical.

Trying to figure the meaning. A pal of mine used to get his tongue in a twist when trying to use the word intellectual.... He has never lived it down!
 
A colleague came up with this one -

'appsident', when you accidentally open the wrong app on a mobile
 
I use Shatzee. Pronounced Shartzeeee. Seems nicer than **** (rhymes with bit) and as far as I know I made it up
 
From Billy Connolly.................

"I invented my own swear words that I can say in front of my weans (wee-ones)...getifu is one. 'Hey you, getifu out of there!!' Bassa (*******) is another good one. Especially if you string it with getifu, 'Eh you, getifu ya bassa!!!"
 
Someone once told me that I had left them "on tenderhooks". Since they were obviously an idiot I decided to leave them there forever.
 
I still use the word "akerlator" which in little people terms means escalator
 
Mate at work came out with "dramasticly" in a meeting - he was trying to say his service had dramasticly improved.
 

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