New words update

 

Thanks for all the new coinages: such as a word to explain this pic

I LOVE THE NEW words that are being posted in the comments section or sent to me by email. Many are very thought-provoking. Keep them coming!

Censorsheep – people paid by secretive govts to edit blogs and websites

Bananza – unexpectedly good crop of bananas

Violince – the movie habit of playing gentle music over ferocious scenes of battle (see “The Deer Hunter”, “Good Morning Vietnam”, “Lord of the Rings” etc).

Author-ritarian – Book writer who is a bit of a diva (see JK Rowling)

Madoff – noun, to swindle someone, as in “he totally madded me off”

Badministration – a governing body which has lost all support, as in “countries all over the world hailed the end of the George W Bush badministration.”
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Comments

[Cookie]

There are more:

fellulina-a loser in everything(including
weight)

googelise-use the most mordern reference
known to man to alienate sth,usually people's minds,e.g.-ads on google

gamesitis-a modern disease that usually affects adoloscent boys.

corrupttitis-a common disease in Asia,
which spreads through contact.

fakevertisement-a running show on the
tv which usually deceives people(especially the naive ones).Soap operas
occur between the intervals.

[godiva]

giraffiti - graffiti painted very high
ignoranus - one who is both stupid and an ass*@#$
hipatitis - terminal coolness

[Angela]

MEETINGITIS - a pandemic in lots of corporations, afflicting mostly (but not exclusive to) management level executives.

DANCEROUS - an illness characterized by sporadic rhythmic seizure induced by lively music, e.g. hip-hop, salsa, etc.

Retirees in Singapore are most vulnerable to this. For treatment they gather every saturday evening for a neighborhood line dancing session.

[Angela]

Most common treatment (in sin city) for the above is Billy Ray Cyrus' Achy Breaky Heart playing full volume on loud speakers

[Freda G.]

Hudson (n.)

Remember the Hudson river plane landing? This word can be used to describe a brave act done by a clear-minded person.

"He did a Hudson again! Brilliant!"

[sej]

Deaf: Listened to the wife too much.

[sej]

Oopss... that was supposed to be...

Deaph: Listened to the wife too much.

[Heather Pedersen]

What is the word I am looking for ?

I wrote to complain that at my bus stop, which has no railing where the bus is supposed to stop - bus drivers are pulling forward, out of the bus stop, in front of the railings, and passengers have a choice of precariously balancing between the railing, walk alone the tiny curb, until finally reaching the safety of the pavement - or simply walking directly into on-coming traffic traffic in front of the bus. The reply when the civil servant went to investigate included this phrase:

"As many Citybuses had only one door, it was not uncommon to see that passengers were alighting from that front door. "

[David V]

To tarp : The american word for describing the act of stealing from the poor to give to the rich.