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Neologism
Itself an invented word used exclusively pejoratively to dismiss newly coined words. Usually used to express distaste for words inconvenient to one's ideology.

Pederasts, a more perverse subtype of faggots, declare moralphobia a neologism.
By Flo
Neologism
Words wikipedia, itself a neologism, finds inconvenient.

Wikipedia, itself a neologism, discourages the use of neologisms.
By Holly-Anne
Neologism
The promotion of which is the sole purpose of urbandictionary's existence.

Urbandictionary is a collection of neologisms.
By Gigi
Neologism
a new word

he had created a neologism
By Dagmar
Neologism
New words coined by the psychotic.

Pardon my apparent neologisms, they are colloquial terms I learned from my father.
By Letizia
Neologism
Yo realist good word! (and yes I know its a real word...now... thanks for the knowledge it's somewhat scarce around these parts!)

If I had a neologism I would be a neologist...no?
By Wandis
Neologism
n. New semen. From the Latin "neo" meaning new and from the American "gism" meaning stuff that pumps from a man's cock at orgasm.

"People who try to come up with neologisms to satisfy their egos are covered in neologism."
By Marla
Neologism
The One's manjuice

Trinity was covered in neologism after the scene in Zion
By Lauralee
Neologically
An adverb meaning of, from or related to newly created words. It stems from Neology which in turn comes from the French ‘neologisme’ meaning a newly created word.

Urban Dictionary is a nuclear reactor, neologically speaking.
By Terri
Neologism
Basically, a new word that comes into a language through creatively using that language. Borrowed words from other languages and dialects are not neologisms.

Ebonics: Ebony Phonics

Notice both ebony and phonics are 'english' words, these two words were creatively used to create a new english word.
By Lib