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These user-created lists contain the word ‘wordasphyxia’.
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Possible side effects may include...
night terrors, anxiety, suicidality, delirium, vapors, insanity, paranoia, paralysis, insomnia, choler, melancholy, outbursts and 33 more...
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Deadlinitis
How do approaching (or missed) deadlines make you feel?
entrained, untraveling, wordasphyxia, inspired, anxious, guilty, concentrated, panic, blackout, focused, insomnia, hunger and 17 more...
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Inflicted on Wordie / Wordnik
Words that I created on Wordie (see madeupical). Some of them prove to have been made up previously elsewhere.
proxivore, gastroetymologist, retro-etymologize, hippopotamonomato..., wordfest, spelling capture, taghappy, hendiatristic, johnism, gallopavonian, kerprint, anywordie and 29 more...
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Wordie up!
Wordie words, of course.
wordiemobile, wordietown, wordiemobile, word apnea, tagony, wordieternity, wordification, wordsomnia, wordasphyxia, wordiesphere, listeria, wordian and 4 more...
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The Several Stages of Wordie/Wordnik ...
Inspired by spookymilk. Please chime in with your own experiences. :-)
i can't stop thin..., word apnea, wordsomnia, mortification you..., vergerhade dreams, holy shit, i just..., anger that you ca..., denial that you c..., despair over forc..., trying to delete ..., smack yourself in..., acceptance that y... and 55 more...
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reesetee Indeed, mollusque. Define away. It's your word, after all. :-) Nov 29, 2007
mollusque Resurfacing from my grant proposal briefly (I'm not even keeping up with comments now), to note that wordasphyxia is a broader phenomenon than the example suggests. Does not that feeling of "guilt" that sionnach experienced on Thanksgiving have the same chest-constricting quality? Nov 29, 2007
reesetee As defined by mollusque: "Withdrawal symptoms caused by inability to keep up your 100 word a day average because the major grant proposal due next week precludes you from doing more than keeping up with comments."
*deep breath* Nov 28, 2007