Have You Ever Invented A Word Worthy Of The Dictionary?

Question

I did; the word was derived from my OCD grandmother, Elsie.

Do you like mine? Tell me yours...

Word: elsify
Pronunciation: \ˈel-sə-ˌfī\
Function: verb

1. to clean obsessively with a religious fervor

Answer 1

we called that "grandma clean" it's the highest level, just above operating room clean.

Answer 2

Inventing a word would not make it worth of being interior the dictionary, no rely how good that's. What makes some thing worth of being interior the dictionary is how particularly that's used. Dictionaries are descriptive, no longer prescriptive, meaning they are approximately what words maximum individuals use and how they use them, no longer approximately what words are good or undesirable or how somebody thinks they could want for use.

Answer 3

Dictionary? No. Donktionary? Yes. A Donktionary is a dictionary for stuffed toy Donkeys. When they define the meaning of a word, it goes in the Donktionary.
For instance - Innsbruck. A joke only Donkeys understand.
Wellington - The expression of exasperation used when no-one else understands the Innsbruck. (Serves them right for telling donkey jokes in front of bears).
Osmosis - Deliberately involving a third party in a crisis.
It just goes on...

Answer 4

word: Mr. and Mrs. Winkie
Pronunciation: /mister and misses winkie/
Function: non-verb

1. Winkie: A secret code used between husband and wife to describe private parts in front of other ppl.

Answer 5

good one!

Word: Stickpicker
Pron: Stik-pik-er
Function: Noun, Adjective

1. (noun) homosexual. Derived from f a g g o t, "pile of sticks"
2. (adj.) of homosexual tendency. Eg, "that shirt's a bit stickpicker."

Word: Anubinize
Pron: ah-noo-bin-eyes
Function: verb

1. To cover face with a thick mask, so as to hide ugliness. derived from the character of Anubis (stargate sg1)
[you have to see it to fully understand]

Answer 6

The word is "wayback'. I didn't invent it and I've heard it all my life but it's not in any dictionarys that I know of . It's a noun and it's the cargo area in the rear of a station wagon or SUV.
"The luggage is stored in the wayback."

Answer 7

Knippicide (nip-uh-cide), v. or n.
Originally created in spanish class when my teacher, Sra. Knipp, was handing out massive quantities of homework.
"I think I'm about to comit knippicide!"
"I'm feeling knippicidal today."

Answer 8

Undergrooveless

Adjective

1. Better than groovy, but lacking in true groovelessness.

Answer 9

My husband says "ridicularity" as in: can you belive all this ridicularity?

I used to hate it, but it's grown on me.

Answer 10

Yes, I think so. ARIGAMAHOY. An exclamation of shock or joy.