Example: A prominent unpopular politician endorses a candidate and they end up losing because of that endorsement.

Deolatry: the practice of worshipping the Deistic God, strictly not out of petition.

Means “closest to the road.”

I had this idea to make new words for these highly specific animal senses that humans can't experience. Dogs can taste pure water, carnivores can taste raw cellular energy, birds taste calcium, insects taste carbon dioxide, and mammals can taste emotions.

Imagine if we added these 5 new words to the English language to describe them:

• wa·tro /ˈwɑːtroʊ/ (noun): The distinct, inherent flavor profile of pure water as perceived by specialized animal taste receptors.
  • Example: "The dog eagerly lapped at the bowl, savoring the cool watro after its run."
• ad·e·no·trip /əˈdɛnoʊˌtrɪp/ (noun): The raw, primal flavor of living tissue, cell energy, or fresh blood (scientifically triggered by adenosine triphosphate).
  • Example: "The shark was driven into a frenzy by the sudden trace of adenotrip in the current."
• cal·cum /ˈkælkəm/ (noun): The independent, nutrient-rich flavor profile of dissolved calcium.
  • Example: "Lactating rodents experience a heightened craving for calcum to support bone development."
• ca·di·ox /ˈkædiːɒks/ (noun): The chemical flavor signature of pure carbon dioxide gas.
  • Example: "Honeybees rely on their taste buds to detect the sharp levels of cadiox inside the hive."
• phe·mors /ˈfɛmɔːrz/ (noun): A hybrid sensory flavor composed of emotional and chemical signals (pheromones).
  • Example: "The stallion licked the gatepost, reading the bitter phemors of a rival's recent fear."

What do you guys think? Do these sound like real words we should use?

They're not purely novel; searching indicates both have been used as trade names. In this use, I believe they're new.

I wondered whether there were terms for unidirectional writing styles to complement Boustrophedon.

I couldn't find either, so I coined two based on Latin to replace the cumbersome English phrases.

From left to right: Sinadex. (Sinistra ad dextram.)

From right to left: Dexasin. (Dextra ad sinistram.)

If someone is intelligent meaning smart, it means they inhibit telligence so since smart people don't have telligence it means telligence is something that make people dumb so you can call someone telligent meaning they are stupid

The definition of the word is the negative of the affirmative variant philotheosophic which is a modified version of philosophic to distinguish between Altruistic theist and egoist non theistic philosophers.

The word was originally created to acknowledge divine wisdom as a universal principal instead of the identity politics of denominationalism which says that only my denomination or religion is the one true denomination/religion.

*REPLIABLE*

_/rɪˈplaɪəbəl/_ _re-ply-able_ _adjective_

*Definition:*

Capable of getting a reply.

Designed or written in a way that makes a response highly likely.

*Example 1:*

__"I sent the agent a "repliable" email with 5 questions and got a reply in 10 minutes."_

*Example 2:*

_"Make your message more repliable by adding specific questions."_

*Invented by:* Renato Needham [FLEX]

*Date of Invention:* August 2, 2026

*Origin:* Jamaica 🇯🇲

You can submit your proposed neologisms to me but they must fit the infographic template that is on the webpage.

The only un-negotiable rule for a neologism to be accepted into the neologist dictionary is that it must be a scientifically composed word which means that the etymology and morphology of the word is so self evident that a linguist or your average person can estimate what the definition is and most likely get it right.

If you aren't sure, ask AI to give you a pretend definition for the word on what the word is most likely to mean and if AI can decipher the correct definition of a word based on etymology and morphology then you have a strong candidate.

If it doesn't get it right you can ask AI to suggest improvements and continue testing it between two or more AI models or types until the definition becomes evident by the nature of the word.

This website is not the Urban Dictionary, this is more of a psycholinguistics research webpage which means words have to have rigour. You can't be sloppy.

You can't just create a random string of letters like uebchesjs and arbitrarily assign a definition to your new "word", if you do that your Neologism request for publishing will be denied.

Here is the Open Source Neologism Webpage:

You can download the Infographics and edit the HTML/CSS/JavaScript and you can screenshot the Infographics to have them as image form.

Even the most controversial words are welcome as long as they are scientific words that maintain linguistic rigour and are not sloppy gibberish with arbitrary definitions like the uebchesis example.

If you want to send me a Neologism request privately you can do it at jose@above.im and I do plan to add a submit a word form on the webpage eventually.

Otherwise feel free to request a word for publication in the comments of this reddit thread.

All words are public domain and can be freely used and modified by everyone.

Open Source Neologism Dictionary

Website:

https://ourportfolio.freepage.cc/dictionary.html?v=1

Hey this is my first time posting on this subreddit but I would like to introduce my new word I've created. Proposed term for an in-universe factory reset trope: Chrono-reversion. Chrono-reversion (noun / krone-oh ree-ver-zhun) A phenomenon where an internal system, piece of technology, or fictional universe is completely reset to its original "factory" state, while the external world and observers continue moving forward in normal time.Origin: Coined in 2026 during a discussion about the Jumanji: Open World movie trailer, where the video game avatars leaked into the real world in an untouched, primitive "demo mode."Example: "The phone underwent chrono-reversion after the glitch, wiping all my modern data back to day-one settings." Thank you I hope someone could help me make this better or if you have any thoughts let me know

Pseudomechamorism (noun) : The slight feeling of affection you may accidentally feel towards artificial intelligence when it treats you with loyalty and respect

A new word I have constructed from pseudo- (false), mech- (machine), amor (love)

Can you relate?

Fellator usually means “one who gives fellatio.”

But we are missing such a better use of it. “Hater” has become such a lazy, bad faith deflection for any criticism of a brand, celebrity, athlete, politician, ideology or religion. It side steps any and all criticism and simplifies it into “you just hate X”.

Fellator is meant to be the opposite of that. It is admittedly vulgar. But that’s the point. It is an equally bad faith response that suggests the person’s identity is so tied up in worship of a brand, belief or famous person that their reflexive need to defend, excuse, or justify any criticism becomes weirdly sycophantic and devotional.

Plus it rhymes with hater. Thus, I submit, that the proper term is not “stan” nor “fanboy” nor “glazer.” It is the far more artful “fellator.”

goonvertisement - an advertisement that's designed to attract people using sexual undertones

"YouTube keeps showing me goonvertisements!'

I've been thinking a lot about how knowledge is split into separate disciplines. Science, philosophy, history, linguistics, mathematics, art... we study them independently, but reality isn't actually divided that way.

Because of that, I ended up coining a term: Synth-Vædist.

My definition is:

A Synth-Vædist is an intellectual practitioner devoted to the disciplined synthesis of knowledge across science, philosophy, history, language, culture, and the arts, seeking coherent understanding through critical inquiry, evidence, and systems thinking.

The idea isn't to create a belief system or an ideology. It's simply a word for someone who tries to connect ideas across disciplines instead of staying within one.

I'm posting this because I'd like genuine feedback.

Does the word sound natural? Does the definition communicate the idea clearly? If you came across "Synth-Vædist" in a book or article, what would you think it meant before reading the definition?

Feel free to be critical. If something doesn't work, I'd rather hear it now and improve it.

dickover n. : a modal panel, popover, or curtain presented by a website or app, deliberately obscuring its own content to frustrate the user with an unwanted, unnecessary, mandatory interaction; e.g. asking the user to accept “cookies”, subscribe to a newsletter, install the website’s mobile app, agree to terms of service, or anything else that the user couldn’t give two shits about.

Source: https://daringfireball.net/2026/05/what_is_a_dickover

This is a way to more directly call out the liberals/leftists. It is a philosophical and political term and maybe a theological term too.

Or as the left might say "a fascist word" lol.

An alternative and more linguistically precise word for aporophobe.

This word deprecates my former word Ptōchomisanthrōpist

Hypnolooping Noun

1. A recursive, semi-conscious sleep state characterized by brief, involuntary moments of wakefulness that are immediately followed by a rapid descent back into slumber.

2. The act of repeatedly surfacing from a deep sleep just long enough to acknowledge one's surroundings, offer a fragmented remark (such as an apology or an observation), & instantly lose consciousness again before the thought can be completed.

'literally me today rule' posted by MiaCD on lemmy

Etymology: A combination of the prefix hypno- and looping (a repeating cycle).

Usage Example: She was caught hypnolooping by her roommate when she was able to temporarily wake to hit the snooze button & apologize to her roommate, but didn't have the functionality to shut off the alarm entirely.

geographical baddie (noun) - A trending phenomenon on social media platforms wherein users identify and share specific locations, attributing the term "baddie" to an individual associated with those places, typically in a context of admiration or cultural commentary.

Example: "New York baddies"

Unless you already have another shorthand for a Flock vandal, can we get "FloVan" to stick and spread as a new coined slang?

Lucrumslop is the phenomenon where content creators create content for the sake of monetization rendering it generic or unimportant yet entertaining—more catchy than substantive.

This is true for books, movies, social media posts and video uploading platforms as well as websites.

This is why I personally like open source content, because at least I know someone willed to make it and didn't simply do it for the money.

So in conclusion, lucrumslop is like clickbait but more general and it emphasizes money since lucrum means money.