This Word Does Not Exist
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Many of these words ought to exist, ha. (As in, this is fun and clever.)
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#52James Joyce would have loved this.
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#53I thought this was cute, but so far none of the definitions I've seen make sense. And it's not that the definitions are just weird, they're simply nonsensical:
squosh charm
a short white and yellow telephone charm with light red or yellow spandex
"in a little light they could wear a bright squosh charm"
I mean, I guess those words parse syntactically but they don't make any sense.
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#54Something conspiracy theorists will thrive off of.
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#55I got "dullmindedness", which maybe isn't a dictionary word stricly speaking, but makes sense gramatically.
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#56> loofuck [loo·fuck]: any of various sheep of commercially weak soils. "the loofuck of some large farms"
Wow, that is NOT what I would have thought the word meant.
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#57I thought this was cute, but so far none of the definitions I've seen make sense. And it's not that the definitions are just weird, they're simply nonsensical: squosh charm a short white and yellow telephone charm with light red or yellow spandex "in a little light they could wear a bright squosh charm" I mean, I guess those words parse syntactically but they don't make any sense.
I got "recoveryism", which doesn't "exist", but is supposed to refer to the use of psychotherapy in, well, recovery.
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#58Author here; it's nice to see people using TWDNE even in the era of Midjourney v5 and GPT4. Always happy to answer questions if people have any!
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#59Hmm. I got a word that already exists, and worse the definition is horrific.
flunkie
a woman whose weight is too low for her skin to cover
"a skinny flunkie from around the world"
https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/w/flunkie/eyJ3IjogImZsd...Re: This Word Does Not Exist
#60This site is cromulent.
I feel embiggened after only a short time using it.