Do you use any words that you made up yourself?

Question

Well what are they then? Duh

Answer 1

A friend of mine and my-self once made up the word sussed, we were working in a boiler house in North London many years ago in the early sixties when we had a problem 'wiff' a boiler when the solution suddenly became apparent to me and I said to him I think I suspect the answer to our predicament.. then together we shouted "SUSSED IT" both in our phoney cockney ascents and at the same time, from that day forth we've sussed loads and loads of life's little problems.

That is our contribution to the English language.

Answer 2

Yeah. rofl

A lot of them.

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Answer 3

My daughters say when my Bulldog coughs she sends 'flobules' accross the room - it is very apt!!

Answer 4

yes i do all the time.some timesi'llmakeupsomething that nowas has herd.like that's wat i'mscreamin.it's cooltomake stuffup.just be your self.

Answer 5

Yep. I have duper, which means being in a quiet, odd mood; not being your normal self but being in a depressed like way.  

Answer 6

IM AN ESTATE AGENT, ENOUGH SAID

Answer 7

This isn't MY word but in Ireland the word "Suss" means break in Irish like playtime at school, it can also mean "story" as in "does she know the suss?" = "is she aware of the details" To "Suss" a place or situation out means to get the spec on the situation, we have a lot of Gaelic words that are used in English speaking situations mostly with a comedic meaning....that's a whole nother question though!

I cant really think of any of my own at the mo, i'll edit if i do! Good question!

Answer 8

yes hahhaha and people are like what is that mean?

xD

Answer 9

Yes, I use lots of made up words!  'Nimmy' meaning a woman who is mean spirited, uptight and bitchy is a favourite one.  

Answer 10

Yes! Haha.

Snirt is dirty snow.

An oshi is something big or a doofus person.

A gashi is when you pinch someone with your whole hand into the thigh and shout "GASHI!" and an atomic gashi is when you do it extremely painfully. (my brother invented that one and it stuck)  

Answer 11

kwigebo-big fat balding ape

Answer 12

No - only by mistake!  There are SO many words which scarcely glimpse light of day that I am on a crusade to use as many existing ones as I can before they are pronounced obsolete!