I've got one in mind, but this topic could go without it for a little while 
Thought this topic was a good idea, so hhhhhere you go with the rules and stuff.
Rules:
Compound words are acceptable, but try to be original.
A word you create does not have to be super-serious in the sense that you don't have to support it as a word. For example, if I wrote up and clearly defined a word for, say, a story of mine (maybe where a character coins the term themselves in-story), that would be fine. Don't have to go around treating it as if it were a real word. But, in the end, language is what you make it, so it's fine if you choose to do so.
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Ooh, now to work on presenting mine... I've got the whole shebang planned, huehuehueh
Thought this topic was a good idea, so hhhhhere you go with the rules and stuff.
Rules:
- no wacked-out words (nothing you wouldn't want your mom seeing) or anything ridiculously flamboyant
- must give all or most meanings/connotations (positive or negative)
- describe origin of word, if applicable
- must be for the English language
- anything else I didn't mention is open for interpretation
Compound words are acceptable, but try to be original.
A word you create does not have to be super-serious in the sense that you don't have to support it as a word. For example, if I wrote up and clearly defined a word for, say, a story of mine (maybe where a character coins the term themselves in-story), that would be fine. Don't have to go around treating it as if it were a real word. But, in the end, language is what you make it, so it's fine if you choose to do so.
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Ooh, now to work on presenting mine... I've got the whole shebang planned, huehuehueh
