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Made up word: emoticon consists of two words » emotion (n.) + icon (n., Synonyms: feeling, sensation, sentiment, agitation, excitement)
The emoticon celebrates its 30th birthday »

The emoticon, used to illustrate an emotion using an icon, celebrates its 30th birthday this month. […] On September 19 1982 Professor Scott Fahlman of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh sent an email that included the first use of the sideways smiley face. […] “I propose the following character sequence for joke markers: :-) Read it sideways.” […] The aim, according to Professor Fahlman, was to differentiate between those emails that were meant to be humorous and those that were not meant to be.

Made up word: emoticon consists of two words » emotion (n.) + icon (n., Synonyms: feeling, sensation, sentiment, agitation, excitement)

The emoticon celebrates its 30th birthday »

The emoticon, used to illustrate an emotion using an icon, celebrates its 30th birthday this month. […] On September 19 1982 Professor Scott Fahlman of Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh sent an email that included the first use of the sideways smiley face. […] “I propose the following character sequence for joke markers: :-) Read it sideways.” […] The aim, according to Professor Fahlman, was to differentiate between those emails that were meant to be humorous and those that were not meant to be.

— 9 months ago with 74 notes
#digital culture  #email  #geeky  #history  #internet  #made up words  #tech 
Made up word: laughgasm consists of two words » laugh (v., n.) + orgasm (v., n., Synonyms: climax)
Meaning of laughgasm:
that “ooh” orgasm noise a person makes after a really good laugh.
n. the cathartic release of endorphins resulting from uncontrollable laughter.
A sudden and spontaneous outburst of laughter.
It is where you laugh so damn hard you bring your self to orgasm with out touching your self… Where you see some thing funny and sexual at the same time… Or doing some thing during sex like a prank or telling a joke…

Made up word: laughgasm consists of two words » laugh (v., n.) + orgasm (v., n., Synonyms: climax)

Meaning of laughgasm:

  1. that “ooh” orgasm noise a person makes after a really good laugh.
  2. n. the cathartic release of endorphins resulting from uncontrollable laughter.
  3. A sudden and spontaneous outburst of laughter.
  4. It is where you laugh so damn hard you bring your self to orgasm with out touching your self… Where you see some thing funny and sexual at the same time… Or doing some thing during sex like a prank or telling a joke…
— 9 months ago with 60 notes
#internet  #laughgasm  #made up words 
Made up word: ROFLcopter consists of two words » ROFL (which is an internet accronmym for Rolling On Floor Laughing) + helicopter (n.)
BTW, ROFLcopter is not alone in this realm of internet made up words that has adapted to nerd culture. Here is more like this »

Made up word: ROFLcopter consists of two words » ROFL (which is an internet accronmym for Rolling On Floor Laughing) + helicopter (n.)

BTW, ROFLcopter is not alone in this realm of internet made up words that has adapted to nerd culture. Here is more like this »

— 10 months ago with 78 notes
#digital culture  #geeky  #internet  #lol  #made up words  #ROFL  #ROFLcopter 
shirtoid:

Poultrygeist by Nathan Davis is $12 for a limited time at Nowhere Bad

Made up word: shirtoid consists of two words »  shirt (n.) + droid (n.)
- geeky t-shirt. Also, Shirtoid is a website where you can find lots of (really) geeky t-shirt designs.

shirtoid:

Poultrygeist by Nathan Davis is $12 for a limited time at Nowhere Bad

Made up word: shirtoid consists of two words »  shirt (n.) + droid (n.)

- geeky t-shirt. Also, Shirtoid is a website where you can find lots of (really) geeky t-shirt designs.

(via shirtoid)

— 10 months ago with 121 notes
#design  #digital culture  #geeky  #made up words  #Shirtoid  #tech  #tumblog 
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Made up word: fangirling (derived from the word fangirl) is basically »
v. the reaction a fangirl has to any mention or sighting of the object of her “affection”. These reactions include shortness of breath, fainting, highpitched noises, shaking, fierce head shaking as if in the midst of a seizure, wet panties, endless blog posts, etc. 
v. a gathering of two or more fangirls in which they proceed to waste endless amounts of time ogling, discussing/arguing, stalking, etc. the object of their “affection”

galaxy-dr3ams:

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m4nduh:

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Made up word: fangirling (derived from the word fangirl) is basically »

  • v. the reaction a fangirl has to any mention or sighting of the object of her “affection”. These reactions include shortness of breath, fainting, highpitched noises, shaking, fierce head shaking as if in the midst of a seizure, wet panties, endless blog posts, etc. 
  • v. a gathering of two or more fangirls in which they proceed to waste endless amounts of time ogling, discussing/arguing, stalking, etc. the object of their “affection”

(Source: n0-h8-m8, via fangir1problems)

— 11 months ago with 5979 notes
#fangirling  #internet  #made up words 
thedailywhat:

Life-Altering Invention of the Day: Nothing like kissing a creepy hairless egg with moving lips to remind you you’re not alone in the world.
The Kissenger, a new messaging device that lets users send kisses wirelessly to one another, consists of a smooth plastic casing whose pressure-sensitive soft plastic lips contain pressure sensors and actuators.
From New Science:

When you kiss them, the shape changes you create are transmitted in real time over the net to a receiving Kissenger. There, the actuators reproduce the mirror image of the pressure patterns you created — magically transmitting your smacker to your partner.

The device is a prototype, and its creator, Lovotics, says it won’t be brought to market until “all the ethical and technical considerations are covered.”
The spokesman made sure to add: “I am not interested in sexual uses for it.”
[newscientist]

Read more about the Kissenger, a long-distance kiss messaging device »

thedailywhat:

Life-Altering Invention of the Day: Nothing like kissing a creepy hairless egg with moving lips to remind you you’re not alone in the world.

The Kissenger, a new messaging device that lets users send kisses wirelessly to one another, consists of a smooth plastic casing whose pressure-sensitive soft plastic lips contain pressure sensors and actuators.

From New Science:

When you kiss them, the shape changes you create are transmitted in real time over the net to a receiving Kissenger. There, the actuators reproduce the mirror image of the pressure patterns you created — magically transmitting your smacker to your partner.

The device is a prototype, and its creator, Lovotics, says it won’t be brought to market until “all the ethical and technical considerations are covered.”

The spokesman made sure to add: “I am not interested in sexual uses for it.”

[newscientist]

Read more about the Kissenger, a long-distance kiss messaging device »

(Source: thedailywhat)

— 11 months ago with 1247 notes
#design  #digital culture  #made up words  #science  #technology  #tech 
Made up word: smoasting consists of two words »  social media (n.) + boasting (v.)
- to talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one’s achievements, possessions, or abilities using social media.
e.g., “According to research by T-Mobile in the UK, 60% British holidaymakers use social media to ‘boast’ whilst on holiday. They have even coined the blend ‘smoasting’ to describe this.” ~Matt Rhodes on WHY UPDATING SOCIAL MEDIA ON HOLIDAY IS FAR FROM A NEW TREND
Related: Brits log on to social media sites on holiday to boast

Made up word: smoasting consists of two words »  social media (n.) + boasting (v.)

- to talk with excessive pride and self-satisfaction about one’s achievements, possessions, or abilities using social media.

e.g., “According to research by T-Mobile in the UK, 60% British holidaymakers use social media to ‘boast’ whilst on holiday. They have even coined the blend ‘smoasting’ to describe this.” ~Matt Rhodes on WHY UPDATING SOCIAL MEDIA ON HOLIDAY IS FAR FROM A NEW TREND

Related: Brits log on to social media sites on holiday to boast

— 11 months ago with 71 notes
#digital culture  #internet  #made up words  #social media  #smoasting  #tech  #trends 
Introducing Huffington Post Sideboob »

They can’t seem to decide whether it’s one word — “sideboob” or two — “side boob.” But in any event, this page does exist, for all your sideboob news needs: huffingtonpost.com/news/sideboob

Finally, Huffington Post tapped into the side-boob niche market! Someone, please, apply to some dictionary to get this made up word listed. BTW, sideboob consists of two words » side (n.) + boob (n.)

Introducing Huffington Post Sideboob »

They can’t seem to decide whether it’s one word — “sideboob” or two — “side boob.” But in any event, this page does exist, for all your sideboob news needs: huffingtonpost.com/news/sideboob

Finally, Huffington Post tapped into the side-boob niche market! Someone, please, apply to some dictionary to get this made up word listed. BTW, sideboob consists of two words » side (n.) + boob (n.)

— 1 year ago with 45 notes
#internet  #lol  #news  #made up words  #sideboob  #trashy  #WTF 
Made up word: Kissenger – The Long-Distance Kiss Messenger – as it’s obvious, consists of two words » kiss (n.) + messenger (n.) via odditycentral.com

Made up word: KissengerThe Long-Distance Kiss Messenger – as it’s obvious, consists of two words » kiss (n.) + messenger (n.) via odditycentral.com

— 1 year ago with 27 notes
#design  #internet  #made up words  #tech 
shortformblog:

boston:

The overuse of exclamation points! 
E-mails and text messages have pushed the exclamation epidemic to a dire point. There’s now a name for it – the very unpleasant slang “bangorrhea.”

The Boston Globe may not like them, but we think they’re bangin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And, this unpleasant made up word: bangorrhea consists of two words » bang + diarrhea (n. & v. & adv.)

shortformblog:

boston:

The overuse of exclamation points!

E-mails and text messages have pushed the exclamation epidemic to a dire point. There’s now a name for it – the very unpleasant slang “bangorrhea.”

The Boston Globe may not like them, but we think they’re bangin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

And, this unpleasant made up word: bangorrhea consists of two words » bang + diarrhea (n. & v. & adv.)

— 1 year ago with 131 notes
#exclamation points  #internet  #news  #made up words  #trends 
Made up word: PINTERMISSION consists of two words »  Pinterest (A content sharing, social networking service that allows members to “pin” images, videos and other objects to their pinboard.) + intermission (n.)
Recently, Honda Asks Pinterest Users to Take a Day off, With ‘Pintermission’ - “One of the few auto brands to make a big marketing push on Pinterest.”

Made up word: PINTERMISSION consists of two words »  Pinterest (A content sharing, social networking service that allows members to “pin” images, videos and other objects to their pinboard.) + intermission (n.)

Recently, Honda Asks Pinterest Users to Take a Day off, With ‘Pintermission’ - “One of the few auto brands to make a big marketing push on Pinterest.”

— 1 year ago with 77 notes
#Honda  #made up words  #Pinterest  #social media  #tech  #trends 
Made up word: linberty consists of two words »  Jeremy Lin (American-Chinese basketball player) + liberty (n.)
e.g., The Statue of Linberty. 

Made up word: linberty consists of two words »  Jeremy Lin (American-Chinese basketball player) + liberty (n.)

e.g., The Statue of Linberty. 

— 1 year ago with 5 notes
#Jeremy Lin  #cyber culture  #illustration  #linberty  #made up words  #pop culture 
Made up word: moustinger consists of two words » mustache (n.) + finger (n.)
(Photo via cultofmac.com)

Made up word: moustinger consists of two words » mustache (n.) + finger (n.)

(Photo via cultofmac.com)

— 1 year ago
#internet  #made up words  #moustinger  #pop culture 
Made up word: teariffic consists of two words » tea (n.) + terrific (adj.)

Made up word: teariffic consists of two words » tea (n.) + terrific (adj.)

(Source: leilockheart, via feeeeesh)

— 1 year ago with 8955 notes
#internet  #illustration  #made up words  #teariffic