Aized. This verb simply means “to use artificial intelligence to perform a task.”

https://medium.com/@spoorthikalenahalli/aized-a-verb-for-the-ai-era-e2372c6b89f0

Meaning: hint, as used in "Without a hint of" and similar sayings

Thugphobia

Thugphobia

From the Kremlin, an important central of the Russian government

Aside from a few clinical terms (“arousal fluid,” “secretions,” and the dreaded “discharge”) we don’t really have agreed-upon or widely popular names for the actual substance.

We have to talk around it, or maybe call it “wetness.” I’ve heard a few people use “nectar” and “sugar,” but these nouns do not summon this particular referant without context.

So what terms are getting used? What words should be used (let’s dig into those Latin dictionaries!)? Foreign words or terms with loan translation possibilities?

What new words would you create? Funny, clever, and sexy ideas will get a shiny ⭐️ from me, lol!

I’m proposing two: “lubricat,” from the Latin “lubricatus,” meaning “to make slippery,” plus the obvious pun. However, it doesn’t sound particularly sexy. Maybe something “ardor” based with a feminine suffix, like “ard+ess?”

Also, why the dearth of names for this? I suspect that historically, it was simply unimportant to the patriarchal culture and language creators. After all, from this point of view, it could be more easily substituted. So I am guessing that it was seen as so unnecessary as to not need a title. Semen, however, is culturally (and biologically) essential, therefore lots of words for it. What are some other possibilities for why it lacks a name?

More accurately, a person you would never "sleep with" (i.e., have the trust / willingness / intimacy necessary to sleep beside) at night when most folks achieve quality sleep.

Edit: Upon further consideration, “stochiotomy” means “a random incision.” “Stochiectomy” means a random amputation.

Definition: The Tychean Principle, named after Tyche, the Greek goddess of fortune, is a concept in historiography that emphasizes the significant role of chance, coincidence, and unforeseen circumstances in shaping historical events. It acknowledges the limitations of deterministic interpretations and highlights the contingent nature of the past.

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Here's how the Tychean Principle offers a different perspective:

• Unpredictable Outcomes:
• The Tychean Principle acknowledges that seemingly random events, like the butterfly effect, can have cascading consequences, fundamentally changing the course of history.
• Role of Individuals and Accidents: The Tychean Principle recognizes that the actions of individuals and unforeseen occurrences can trigger major historical shifts. This challenges the Marxist emphasis on broad socio-economic forces as the sole drivers of history.
• Openness to Multiple Possibilities: By acknowledging the role of chance, the Tychean Principle encourages historians to consider alternative explanations for historical events, moving beyond a singular, predetermined narrative.

P.S. I used multiple AI whatnot to make this term.

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n. An extreme quality of being extremely nonsensical to the level of near delusion. a.k.a. the quality of being beyond sensical illnesses.

(v. Ew)

This is a word my elder son (now 6) coined when he was 4, and we still love using it in our family.

Yesternight: /yɛs tər naɪt/ (noun) last night.

Skillsperson (noun)

/skilz-pur-suhn/

1. An individual renowned for their proficiency and versatility across a broad spectrum of tasks, typically involving practical, hands-on work. A skillsperson embodies the qualities of adaptability, problem-solving, and technical know-how, enabling them to execute a wide range of jobs effectively.

2. A modern evolution of the traditional "handyman," this term expands the scope to include not only manual or trade skills but also a diverse skill set spanning creative, technical, and intellectual domains. A skillsperson may engage in activities ranging from repair and maintenance to design, technology, and beyond, demonstrating a capacity for holistic project management and innovation.

3. While historically associated with physical tasks, the contemporary skillsperson transcends this limitation, incorporating knowledge and skills from various fields to navigate complex challenges, often leveraging technology and interdisciplinary approaches to enhance their efficacy and reach.

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Example Sentences:

- Alex, a seasoned skillsperson, seamlessly blends their expertise in carpentry, electrical work, and smart home technology, embodying the modern handyman who can not only fix a leaky faucet but also integrate an entire home automation system.

- Reflecting on the term "handyman" as somewhat archaic, society now embraces the "multihyphenate skillsperson," recognizing the diverse talents required to navigate today's multifaceted challenges, from traditional repairs to digital innovation.

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Synonyms: jack-of-all-trades, polymath, Renaissance person, multi-disciplinarian

The hatred of self.

Constantly seeking to put oneself below others.

Any ideas?

(trans-NOME-ur)

noun

One who has changed their name

etymology: nōmināre (to call, to name), trāns (the other side of)

(my) Example:

Phil is a transnomer because he changed his name from Charlie to Phil, however not officially, but a transnomer nonetheless.

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I am a beginner at neologisms, so this one is probably pretty mid

There is an unknowable truth in all things.

The best way to do a thing. The greatest good for the most amount of people. Earth’s position as the center of the universe.

As opposed to post modernism, a “your truth and my truth”. There must be a truth, but we really can't know for sure what it is.

Sometimes it may be a really gray area. The best way to do a thing might only be, in truth, 0.1% better then the second best way to do a thing. So it is hard to determine, and doesn't really matter that much.

And some things are really just inconsequential, so who cares what the exact truth might be.

Ever seek it, never quite find it: the unknowable truth.

Pronunciation: roos-oh-DEH-sis

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: (Geopolitical) A persistent and intense desire of the Russian state to reintegrate territories that were previously part of the Soviet Union, spanning former Soviet territory, including both independent republics and areas now incorporated into Russia. This desire often manifests in political, economic, and sometimes military pressure aimed at expanding Russian control and influence over these regions.

Etymology: A portmanteau of "Russia" and "desis," the latter derived from the Greek word "deō" meaning "to bind, tie, fasten." This combination reflects the notion of tying former Soviet territories back to Russia.

Examples:

• The annexation of Crimea in 2014 was seen as a stark example of Russodesis in action, fueled by long-held historical and strategic claims on the territory.
• The ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine are often attributed to Russodesis, as Russia seeks to maintain dominance over a former Soviet republic.
• The promotion of pro-Russian sentiment in breakaway regions of Moldova and Georgia can also be seen as manifestations of Russodesis.

Ranutaer (RÆN-yu-šər) - someone who knows many random facts esp. in a sporadic way

etym. random + minutae + -er

Adj. ranutaeous

"While it's good to learn many things, one mustn't be too much of a ranutaer. Save your brain space!"

It would be the word for someone's dingaling when it's lusted after and its owner is either not in the mood or his partner is ready to keep going despite his need for recovery time or the person having a bump on his dong.

A friend coined a neologism for it (RWV or Relaxed Whiny Voice) but I wasn't sure if a term already existed for it.

I would post this in r/whatstheword but they locked themselves into unusability.

A more advanced form of succubus.

Skleazy (Sk-lee-zee) Adjective/adverb- to be sleazy in an angry and slimy manner

Or maybe "integritive"?

(adjective)

Meaning: (of a person or action) marked by or promoting integrity, or possessing integrity

As an adverb: integritously, integritively

Antonyms: disintegritous / disintegritive; dishonorable; hypocritical