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Neologisms
Dictionary of Findable Words and Phrases

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This website is being developed as a record of new and evolving words and phrases in the English language, with special reference to UK English usage. One of its prime aims is to act as a repository for new words and phrases which are not otherwise listed on the Net - or at least not found by Search Engines. Hence the working title: Dictionary of Findable Words and Phrases.

Content is intended to include etymology, definitions, derivations, origins, neologisms, coinages, usage, dialect, slang, first citations, abbreviations and acronyms.

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101 years in 101 words

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Flappers (W3)

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A nickname given to young women in the 1920s who defied convention by refusing to use corsets, cutting their hair short, and wearing short skirts, as well as by behavior such as drinking and smoking in public.

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The term "flapper" first appeared in Great Britain after World War I. It was there used to describe young girls, still somewhat awkward in movement who had not yet entered womanhood. In the June 1922 edition of the Atlantic Monthly, G. Stanley Hall described looking in a dictionary to discover what the evasive term "flapper" meant:

[T]he dictionary set me right by defining the word as a fledgling, yet in the nest, and vainly attempting to fly while its wings have only pinfeathers; and I recognized that the genius of 'slanguage' had made the squab the symbol of budding girlhood.
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I was searching the Ancestry.com newspapers for "Fluky" and "Chicago" and "mustard" and this nice "Flappers' Dictionary" came up.

_The Flappers' Dictionary._

Absent Treatment- Dancing with bashful partner.
Airedale- A homely man.
Alarm Clock- Chaperon.
Anchor- Box of flowers.
Apple knocker- A hick, a hay-shaker.
Apple Sauce- Flattery; bunk.

Barlow- A girl, a flapper, a chicken.
Bank's Closed- No petting allowed; no kisses.
Barneymugging- Lovemaking.
Bell Polisher- A young man addicted to lingering in the vestibule at 1 a.m.
Bean Picker- One who patches up trouble and picks up spilled beans.
Berry Patch- A man's particular interest in a girl.
Berries- Great.
Biscuit- A pettable flapper.
Big Timer (n. masc.)- A charmer able to convince his sweetie that a jollier thing would be to get a snack in an arm-chair lunchroom; a romantic.
Billboard- Flashy man or woman.
Blushing Violet- A publicity hound.
Blouse- To go.
Blow- Wild party.
Blaah- No good.
Boob Tickler- Girl who entertains father's out-of-town customers.
Brush Ape- Anyone from the sticks, a country jake.
Brooksy- Classy dresser.
Bust- A man who makes his living in the prize ring, a pugilist.
Bun Duster- See Cake Eater
Bush Hounds- Rustics and others outside of the Flapper pale.

Cancelled Stamp- A wall flower.
Cake Basket- A limousine.
Cake Eater- See Crumb Gobbler.
Cat's Particulars- The acme of perfection; anything that's good.
Cat's Pajamas- Anything that's good.
Cellar Smeller- A young man who always turns up where liquor is to be had without cost.
Clothesline- One who tells neighborhood secrets.
Corn Shredder- Young man who dances on a girl's feet.
Crepe Hanger- Reformer.
Crumb Gobbler- Slightly sissy tea hound.
Crasher- Anyone who comes to parties uninvited.
Crashing Party- Party where several young men in a group go uninvited.
Cuddle Cootie- Young man who takes a girl for a ride on a bus, gas wagon, or automobile.
Cuddler- One who likes petting.

Dapper- A flapper's father.
Dewdropper- Young man who does not work, and sleeps all day.
Dincher- A half-smoked cigaret.
Dingle Dangler- One who insists on telephoning.
Dipe Ducat- A subway ticket.
Dimbox- A taxicab.
Di Mi- Goodness.
Dogs- Feet.
Dog Kennels- Pair of shoes.
Dropping the Pilot- Getting a divorce.
Duck's Quack- The best thing ever.
Ducky- General term for approbation.
Dud- Wall flower.
Dudding Up- Dressing.
Dumbdora- Stupid girl.
Dumbell- Wall flower with little brains.
Dumkuff- General term for being "nutty" or "batty."

Edisoned- Being asked a lot of questions.
Egg Harbor- Free dance.
Embalmer- A bootlegger.
Eye Opener- A marriage.

Father Time- Any man over 30 years of age.
Face stretcher- Old maid who tries to look young.
Feathers- Light conversation.
Fire Extinguisher- A chaperone.
Finale Hopper- Young man who arrives after everything is paid for.
Fire Alarm- Divorced woman.
Fire Bell- Married woman.
Flap- Girl.
Flat Shoes- Fight between a Flapper and her Goof.
Fluky- Funny, odd, peculiar, different.
Flatwheeler- Flat shy of money; takes girls to free affairs.
Floorflusher- Inveterate dance hound.
Flour Lover- Girl who powders to freely.
Forty-Niner- Man who is prospecting for a rich wife.
Frog's Eyebrows- Nice, fine.

Gander- process of dudding up.
Green Glorious- Money and checks.
Gimlet- A chronic bore.
Given the Air- When a girl or fellow is thrown down on a date.
Give Your Knee- Cheek-to-cheek and toe-to-toe dancing.
Goofy- To be in love or attracted to. Example: I'm goofy about Jack.
Goat's Whisker's- See Cat's Particluars
Goof- Sweetie
Grummy- In the dumps, shades, or blues.
Grubber- One who always borrows cigarettes.

Handcuffs- Engagement ring.
Hen Coop- A beauty parlor.
His Blue Serge- His sweetheart.
Highjohn- Young man friend; sweetie, cutey, highboy.
Hopper- Dancer.
Houdini- To be on time for a date.
Horse Prancer- See Corn Shredder.
Hush Money- Allowance from father.

Jane- a girl who meets you on the stoop.
Johnnie Walker- Guy who never hires a cab.

Kitten's Ankles- See Cat's Particulars.
Kluck- Dumb, but happy.

Lap- Drink.
Lallygagger- A young man addicted to attempts at hallway spooning.
Lens Louise- A person given to monopolizing conversation.
Lemon squeezer- An elevator.
Low Lid- The opposite from high brow.

Mad Money- Carfare home if she has a fight with her escort.
Meringue- Personality.
Monkey's Eyebrows- See Cat's Particulars.
Monog- A young person of either sex who is "goofy" about only one person at a time.
Monologist- Young man who hates to talk about himself.
Munitions- Face powder and rouge.
Mug- To osculate or kiss.

Necker- A petter who puts her arms around a boy's neck.
Noodle Juice- Tea.
Nosebaggery- Restaurant.
Nut Cracker- Policeman's Nightstick.

Obituary Notice- Dunning letters.
Oilcan- An imposter.
Orchid- Anything that is expensive.
Out on Parole- A person who has been divorced.

Petting Pantry- A movie.
Petting Party- A party devoted to hugging.
Petter- A loveable person; one who enjoys to caress.
Pillow Case- Young man who is full of feathers.
Police Dog- Young man to whom one is engaged.
Potato- A young man shy of brains.

Ritzy Burg- Not classy.
Ritz- Stuck-up.
Rock of Ages- Any woman over 30 years of age.
Rug Hopper- Young man who never takes a girl out. A parlor hound.

Sap- A Flapper term for floorflusher.
Scandal- A short term for Scandal Walk.
Scandaler- A dance floor fullback. The interior of dreadnaught hat, Piccadilly suitings and shoes with open plumbing, size 13.
Seetie- Anybody a flapper hates.
Sharpshooter- One who spends well and dances much.
Shifter- Another species of a Flapper.
Show Case- Rich man's wife with her jewels.
Sip- Flapper term for female Hopper.
Slat- See Highjohn; Goof.
Slimp- Cheapskate or "one way guy."
Smith Brothers- Guys who never cough up.
Smoke Eater- A girl cigarette user.
Smooth- Guy who does not keep his word.
Snake- To call a victim with vampire arms.
Snugglepup- A man fond of petting and petting parties.
Sod Buster- An undertaker.
Stilts- Legs.
Stander- Victim of a female grafter.
Static- Conversation that means nothing.
Strike Breaker- A young woman who goes with her friend's "Steady" while there is a coolness.
Swan- Glide gracefully.

Tomato- A young woman shy of brains.
Trotzky- Old lady with mustache and chin whiskers.

Umbrella- Young man any girl can borrow for the evening.
Urban Set- Her new gown.

Walk In- Young man who goes to parties without being invited.
Weasel- Girl stealer.
Weed- Flapper who takes risks.
Weeping Willow- Same as Crape Hanger.
Whangdoodle- Jazz-band music.
Whiskbroom- Any man who wears whiskers.
Wind Sucker- Any person given to boasting.
Wurp- Killjoy or drawback.

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gamming (W3)

(Australian slang; mainly, but not exclusively, aboriginal; pronounced "gam'n", probably from "gam" = "meetings of seamen at sea".)
V: Joking, pulling somebody's leg;
Adj: fake, imitation, pretend.

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Science Fiction Citations

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Liliputaner (W3)

Der "Liliputaner", der Begriff für zwergwüchsige Menschen, geht zurück auf engl. "Lilliputian" = "winzig", "klein".
Der engl. "Lilliputian" ist eine Wortschöpfung des englischen Schriftstellers Jonathan Swift.Sein Held Gulliver entdeckt auf seinen Reisen die Insel "Liliput", auf der ein Volk winziger Menschen lebt. In England benutzt man das Wort allerdings nicht.

Vielleicht hat ihn das kleine Wort engl. "little" = "klein" und frz. "petit" dazu animiert.

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Lilipuz das Radio für Kinder.

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Meme (W3)

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"Meme" has become the word for talking about change.
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New Words and Senses

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A Sampling of New Words and Senses from the New 2005 Copyright of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate® Dictionary, Eleventh Edition
Below you'll find a sample of the nearly 100 new words and senses that have been added to the best-selling Eleventh Edition of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate® Dictionary.

New Entries

amuse-bouche (noun) 1984 : a small complimentary appetizer offered at some restaurants
battle dress uniform (noun) 1982 : a military uniform for field service
brain freeze (noun) 1991 : a sudden shooting pain in the head caused by ingesting very cold food (as ice cream) or drink
chick flick (noun) 1988 : a motion picture intended to appeal esp. to women
civil union (noun) 1992 : the legal status that ensures to same-sex couples specified rights and responsibilities of married couples
cybrarian (noun) 1992 : a person whose job is to find, collect, and manage information that is available on the World Wide Web
DHS (abbreviation) : Department of Homeland Security
hazmat (noun) 1980 : a material (as flammable or poisonous material) that would be a danger to life or to the environment if released without precautions
hospitalist (noun) 1996 : a physician who specializes in treating hospitalized patients of other physicians in order to minimize the number of hospital visits by other physicians
metadata (noun) 1983 : data that provides information about other data
otology (noun) 1842 : a science that deals with the ear and its diseases
SARS (noun) [severe acute respiratory syndrome] 2003 : a severe respiratory illness that is caused by a coronavirus (genus Coronavirus), is transmitted esp. by contact with infectious material (as respiratory droplets), and is marked by fever, headache, body aches, a dry cough, hypoxia, and usu. pneumonia
steganography (noun) 1985 1 archaic : cryptography 2 : the art or practice of concealing a message, image, or file within another message, image, or file
tide pool (noun) 1853 : a pool of salt water left (as in a rock basin) by an ebbing tide—called also tidal pool
Wi-Fi (certification mark) —used to certify the interoperability of wireless computer networking devices
zaibatsu (noun) 1947 : a powerful financial and industrial conglomerate of Japan

New Senses

advance (adjective) : going or situated before [an ~ party of soldiers]
chatter (noun) : electronic and esp. radio communication between individuals engaged in a common or related form of activity; also : such chatter regarding future hostile activities
neoconservative (noun) : a conservative who advocates the assertive promotion of democracy and U.S. national interest in international affairs including through military means
workout (noun) : an undertaking or plan intended to resolve a problem of indebtedness esp. in lieu of bankruptcy or foreclosure proceedings

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Modern Roses (W3)

"Modern Roses" bezeichnet per Definition alle Rosen (Floribundarosen (Polyantharosen X Teehybriden), Kletterrosen, Miniaturrosen, Strauchrosen, Teehybriden), die nach 1867 gezüchtet wurden. Anlaß war die Züchtung der ersten Teehybrid-Rose "La France".

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The Center Rose Garden (Modern Roses) English Roses

Abraham Darby
Ambridge Rose
Belle Story
Evelyn
Gertrude Jekyll
Graham Thomas
Heritage
Leander
Mary Rose
Perdita
The Pilgrim
Sweet Juliet
Windrush

Miniature Roses

Antique Rose
Baby Besty McCall
Cinderella
Choo-Choo Centennial
Debut
Ellamae
Green Ice
Jeanne La Joie
Jean Keneally
Little Jackie
Little Melody
Magic Carrousel
Minnie Pearl
Orange Honey
Pacesetter
Pink Petticoat
Pucker Up
Rainbows End
Rose Gilardi
Simplex
Sweet Fairy
Tiffie
Tracy Wickham
Valerie Jeanne

Hybrid Teas and Floribundas

Arizona
Barbara Bush
Chicago Peace
Color Magic
Condesa de Sastago
Dainty Bess
Double Delight
Flaming Peace
French Perfume
Nearly Wild
Peace
Paradise
Peppermint Twist
Queen Elizabeth
Snowfire
Touch of Class
Voodoo

Polyanthas

The Fairy
Cecile Brunner

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A display of modern roses from the San Jose Heritage Rose Garden

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Modern Roses
These are roses mostly created in the 20th and 21st century. From Hybrid Musks to Hybrid Teas to all the shrubs most of these roses repeat flower and the range of colour is simply amazing.

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777 | Aachener Dom (syn. 'Pink Panther®") | Aachener Dom (syn. 'Pink Panther®') | Abbaye de Cluny | Abracadabra | Abraham Darby®™ | Acapulco | Affirm (syn. 'McMillans Pink') | AgnesAlbert la Blotais, Climbing | AlbertaAlchymist | Alden Biesen | Alec's Red | Alexander Mackenzie | Alfred Sisley® | Alice Amos | Alice Pat | Allamand-Ho | Allen's Fragrant Pillar | Amanda | Ambassador | Ambiance | Ambossfunken (Anvil Sparks) | Ambridge Rose® | American Heritage | Amiga Mia | Anda | Andenken Am J. Diering | Angel Face | Angela | Angele Pernet | Angels Mateu | Anna Pavlova | Anna Wheatcroft | Annapurna | Anne Boleyn®™ | Anne Marie Laing | Anne Vanderbilt | Anthony | Antique Caramel | Antonella Fineschi | Apple Jack | Apricot Moon | Apricot Nectar | Apricot Queen | Apricot Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Aprikola') | April Hamer | Arch. Reventos | Arioso | Armada | Art Deco | Arthur Bell | Astrid Lindgren (syn. 'Dream Sequence') | Astrid Spath Striped | Atlantic City | Atlas® | Augusta Luise (syn. 'Rachel') | Augustine Guinoisseau | Augustine Halem | Aunt Honey | Autumn | Autumn Delight | Autumn Sunset | Ava Rose | Avalanche Rose® | Aventure | Aztec | Baby AlbericBaby Blanket ®Baby FarauxBaccara®Bad Birnbach®Bad Worishofen 2005 (syn. 'Pink Emely®')BahiaBailey Red (syn. 'Karen Poulsen')BalearesBallerinaBambeyBannerBaptiste LafayBarakuraBarbara CarreraBarcelonaBaronne Edmond de Rothschild®Bashful (syn. ('Giesebrecht')Basye's Legacy (syn. '77-361')Basye's Myrrh ScentedBasye's Purple RoseBeauty of LieflandBelgian LaceBelgicaBelindaBelinda's DreamBelle du Seigneur®Belle ÉpoqueBelle PoitevineBelle StoryBelmont OrangeBenjamin Britten®BergefeuerBerlinBermuda's KathleenBernice Betty Boop™Betty PriorBetty UprichardBetty White™Beulah BelleBewitchedBiddulph GrangeBig BenBirdie BlyeBishop DarlingtonBlack Beauty® 99Black Magic™Black TeaBlanc Double de CoubertBlanche Cascade ®BloomsdayBlue Bayou®Blue MagicBlue ParfumBlue SkiesBlühwunder ® (syn. 'Flower Power')Blühwunder ® (syn. 'Flower Power')Blythe Spirit®™Bob GreavesBohemienneBolchoi® (syn. 'Madame Speaker')Bon Chance (syn. 'Mike's Old Fashioned Pink')Bon-BonBonica®BonnBorder GemBorder KingBordererBordure AbrycoteeBordure BlancheBordure Camaieu®Bordure d'or®Bordure Magenta®Bordure Nacree®Bordure Rose® (syn. 'Strawberry Ice')Bordure Vermillon®Bordure Vive®Bouquet ParfaitBourgogne®Brass BandBraveheart™Break o'DayBremer Stadtmusikanten®BriarcliffBrilliant Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Diamant')BritanniaBrother Cadfael®Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale™ (syn. 'Gebruder Grimm')Brown VelvetBrownieBubble BathBud MyersBudatetenyBuff BeautyBuisman's TriumphButtercup®™Buttermilk SkyButterscotchBuxom Beauty (syn. 'Parole')CafeCaldwell PinkCaldwell Pink ClimbingCaliforniaCalifornia CentennialCalocarpaCalypso DancerCamara ®CambridgeCameoCamille Pissarro®Canary BirdCandy RoseCapistranoCappa Magna®Captain ChristyCaptain ThomasCaramella®Cardinal Hume®Care 2000Carefree BeautyCarefree WonderCareless LoveCarmenCaroline VictoriaCarolyn DeanCastle HydeCataloniaCathedralCathrine KordesCavalcadeCecilCeil BlauCelebCeltic PrideCentenaire de LourdesCentenaire de Lourdes Climbing®Centenaire de Lourdes RougeChaim SoutineChampagne CocktailCharity®™CharivariCharles AlbanelCharles AustinCharles Darwin®Charles De GaulleCharles MallerinCharles P. KilhamCharlotte Jan™Charlotte®CharmaineChartreuse de Parme®Château d'Amboise®Chateau de Clos VougeotChateau de Clos VougetChateau de Versailles®Chatillion RoseCherry LipsCherry Meidiland™Cherry VanillaCHEWtiggleChiantiChicChicago PeaceChief SeattleChihulyChimo®ChinatownChivalryChloeChoraleChorus®Christel von der PostChristine MarinaChristopher Marlowe®Chrysler ImperialChucklesCinderellaCinderella®CircusCitron-FraiseCity of Belfast®City Of OeldeClair RenaissanceClarion CallClioClotilde SoupertClotilde Soupert ClimbingClytemnestraCocktailColby SchoolColette ClementeColin's FubarColumbiaColumbineColumbus QueenComancheCommander Gillette (syn. 'Basye's Thornless')Compassionate FriendComtes de Champagne®™Comtesse de CassagneComtesse De Segur®ConcertoCondesa de MayaldeCondesa de SastagoConquerorConrad F. MeyerConstance SpryCoral CarpetCordelia®™ (The Alexandria Rose?)CorneliaCoronadoCosmos Fairy TaleCountess of StradbrokeCountess of WessexCountry DancerCountry LadyCountry MusicCountrymanCoup de FoudreCoup de Foudre ClimbingCourtoisie®Crazy HorseCrêpe de ChineCrimson Bouquet™Crimson RosetteCrocus Rose®Crown Princess Margareta®CubaCubanaCurly PinkDagmar SpäthDainty BessDainty Bess ClimbingDainty MaidDairy MaidDame de CoeurDame Edith HelenDames De Chenonceau®DanaeDancing PinkDanzigDark RosaleenDarling JennyDarlow's EnigmaDarthuizer Orange Fire®Dart's DashDaybreakDazlaDeep PurpleDeep SecretDelightfulDenise CassegrainDevotionDiablotin® (syn. "Little Devil")Dick BalfourDick KosterDick Koster FulgensDickson's RedDie WeltDioressence®Distant DrumsDixieland LindaDocDoctor Robert Korns (syn. 'Aptos')Dominique Loiseau®Don JuanDopey (syn. 'Eberwein')DornroschenDorothy WilsonDo-Si-DoDottie LouiseDouble DelightDouble Delight ClimbingDouble Loeta LiggettDouble Marilyn MillerDr. A. J. VerhageDr. EckenerDr. Harry UpshallDr. KirkDublinDuchess of SutherlandDuetDuquesa de PenarandaDusky MaidenE. B. LeGrice™ (syn. 'Cl Pearl Drift')Earth SongEclipseEdgar Degas®Edith Holden'Edward Mawley'Eglantyne®El CatalaEliane Gillet ®ElinaElisabeth FauraxElizaEllen WillmottEllen's JoyElle™Elliott's ClementineElmshornElsieEmilyEminenceEmma WrightEna HarknessEng. Duarte PachecoEnglish EleganceEnglish MissErfurtErlkoenig (syn. 'Roi des Aulnes')Ernest H. MorseEscapadeEscimoEternal YouthEthel SomersetEtoile de FeuEtoile de HollandeÉtoile de Hollande, ClEtoile de MaiEugenio d'OrsEuphratesEustaciaEvaEvelyn MayEvelyn®Everest Double FragranceExcellenz von SchubertEye Paint®F. J. GrootendorstFabergeFabulous! ™Fair EvaFair MollyFairmont MemoryFairylandFaithful FriendFalstaff®™FanalFantasia MondialeFashionFederico CasasFeliciaFergus GamesFestival FanfareFestive JewelFestivityFeu de Saint-JeanFiestaFiligreeFimbriata™Fire KingFisherman's FriendFlamingoFlora DanicaFloradora FlorangeFlorealFolksingerFortuna Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Fortuna')FountainFragrant CloudFragrant HourFragrant PlumFragrant VisionFrance Info®France Libre®Frances AshtonFrancescaFrancine Austin®Francis E. LesterFrancis FisherFrancois RabelaisFrecklesFred LoadsFrederic MistralFreisinger MorgenroteFrench PerfumeFriends ForeverFritz NobisFruhlingsmorgenFrulingsanfangGabrielle PrivatGail BordenGardeners JoyGartendirektor Otto LinneGee WhizGeishaGeminiGemmaGeneral BerthelotGeneral MacArthurGentle AnnieGentle Hermione®Gentle MaidGentle PersuasionGeorge Burns™ GermanicaGertrude JekyllGiant SamanthaGingersnapGironaGlamis Castle®Gloire du MidiGold BadgeGold BuschGold GlowGolden Celebration®Golden Fairy Tale™ (syn. 'Sterntaler')Golden GarnetteGolden JuliaGolden MozartGolden OpheliaGolden PrincessGolden SalmonGolden UnicornGolden WingsGoldilocksGoldilocks ClimbingGood As GoldGood NewsGossamer WingsGrace®™Graham Thomas®™GranadaGranada SunsetGrand Gala®Grand Nord®Grand Prize™Grand Siecle (Great Century)Grande AmoreGrandma Lowe's ClimberGrand'mere JennyGravin Michel d'UrselGreat Ormond StreetGreensleevesGrey DawnGrey PearlGriff's RedGrimaldi®Grumpy (syn. 'Burkhard')Gruss An AachenGruss An CobergGruss An ZweibruckenGuy Savoy®HabeneraHalloweenHamburg Girl (Hamburger Deern)Hannah GordonHappy (syn. "Alberich")Happy ClimbingHappy MemoriesHarrinyHarry WheatcroftHawkeye BelleHeart's DesireHeather Austin®HeiderosleinHeinrich Conrad SothHeinrich KarschHeinrich WendlandHeirloomHelen HayesHelen TraubelHelena RenaissanceHelene de GerlacheHelmut SchmidtHenri Matisse®Henry HudsonHeritage®™Hermann LonsHerminaHi NeighborHidcote GoldHigh Flying CathyHighlands RoseHokkaidoHome & Garden®Home Run ™Hommage à Barbara ®Hoosier BeautyHoratio NelsonHot CocoaHunterHuntington Pink IceHuntington Rose® (Alan Titchmarsh)I ZingariIbizaIce GirlIceberg (Schneewittchen)Iceberg, Climbing (syn. 'Schneewittchen, CL')Iced GingerIdealImmortal JunoImperatrice Farah®IncenseIncense Indigo™Ingrid BergmanInnocencia Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Innocencia')IntermezzoInternational Herald TribuneIntrigueInvitationIrene ChurrucaIrene's DelightIrish CremeIrish EleganceIrish FireflameIrish HopeIrish MistIrish WonderIsabella CaraIsabelle RenaissanceIsobelIvors RoseIvory FashionJ. F. QuadraJ.C. ThorntonJ.M. Lopez PicoJacky's FavoriteJacob van RuysdaelJacqueline Du PreJacqueline HumeryJadisJames BiddleJames Galway®Jan AbbingJanetJan's WeddingJardins de BagatelleJardins de l’Essonne®Jean BakerJean CoteJean MermozJean RexJeannie SoupertJefferson RoseJemaJim BowieJim LounsberyJoan BealesJoan FontaineJocelynJohn Clare®™Johnnie WalkerJoseph F. LambJoyce BardenJude The Obscure®Julia's RoseJuliette Greco®Just JoeyKaiserin Augusta Victoria CLKaiserin Auguste (K. A.) VictoriaKardinalKartinerlKatharina ZeimetKathleenKathleen FerrierKathryn McGredyKathryn Morley®KentKilkea CastleKillarneyKim's CreamKiss of FireKitchener of KhartoumKitty CleoKitty's RoseKnock OutKordes PerfectaKristallL. D. Braithwaite®La FranceLa France ClimbingLa MarneLa ToscaLady AngelaLady Ann KidwellLady Carolina (Climbing "The Fairy")Lady CurzonLady ElginLady Emma HamiltonLady Jane Grey™Lady Mary FitzwilliamLady of Megginch®Lady RomseyLady SylviaLady UrsulaLady WaterlowLafayetteLafterLagerfeldLas VegasLaurenLauretteLaurieLavender FriendshipLavender JoyLavender LassieLavender Pink ParfaitLavender PinocchioLe CidLe Rouge et le Noir®LeanderLemon SpiceLemon ZenLeonie LameschLes SjulinLichterlohLila VidriLilac CharmLilian AustinLilli MarleneLillian GibsonLime Sublime™Linda CampbellLion's Fairy Tale™ (syn. 'Lions-Rose')LipsianaLisboa de 1947Little ButterflyLittle DarlingLittle White LiesLoboLoeta LiggettLordly OberonLos AngelesLotte GunthartLouise BugnetLouise EstesLovaniaLoveLowell ThomasLoyalistLuce de Todi™Lucille BallLuckyLuis BrinasLuisa Fernanda Da SilvaLullabyLund's Jubilaum (Baby Blaze)LutinLyda RoseLynnieLyon RoseLyricMa FilleMa PerkinsMacFarlane's OwnMadame Bovary®Madame Delbard®Madonna (Schwarze Madonna)Mae DeanMagnificent PerfumeMaid MarionMajoraMalaguenaMalvern Hills®™Mama MillieMamy Blue®MandarinMarantaMarchioness of SalisburyMargaret Anne BaxterMargaret Chase SmithMargaret FlemingMargaret McGredyMargaret MerrilMargo KosterMargo Koster ClMari DotMarie BugnetMarie ClaireMarie DalyMarie JeanneMarie PavieMarie-Luise MarjanMarilyn MillerMarinaMarjorie Fair®Marjory PalmerMarmaladeMarmalade SkiesMarquesa de Casa ValdesMarquise Spinola®Martha RiceMartin FrobisherMartine Guillot®Marvelle (Tropical Sunset)MaryMary FlemingMary Magdalene®™Mary MannersMary Rose®™MasqueradeMasqueradeMatangiMaude ElizabethMaurice Utrillo®Mayor of CasterbridgeMaytimeMcGredy's ScarletMcGredy's SunsetMcGredy's YellowMEGMeiwonderMelodie ParfumeeMelroseMemorial DayMemory (Memoire)Memory LaneMessire Delbard (syn. 'Grandessa')Mev. Nathalie NypelsMichael LeekMichel Bras®Midnight Blue™Mier Y TeranMignonetteMilrose®Mint JuliepMirandyMiss Alice®™Miss Edith CavellMission BellsMistress Quickly®Misty VeilMitsouko®Mlle. Cecile Brunner (syn. 'Spray Version')Mlle. Cecile Brunner BushMlle. Cecile Brunner CL. (syn. 'Good Huntington Repeat Version')Mlle. Cecile Brunner WhiteMme. Abel ChatenayMme. Abel Chatenay CLMme. Angelique VeyssetMme. BollingerMme. ButterflyMme. Caroline TestoutMme. Caroline Testout CLMme. Denise GalloisMme. Elisa De VilmorinMme. Figaro®Mme. Georges BruantMme. Jules BoucheMme. Julien PotinMme. Nicholas AusselMme. Paule Massad®Mme. Renee GravereauxMme. Roger VerlommeModern TimesMolineux®MondialeMonte RosaMontezumaMoon ShadowMoonlightMoonspriteMorden BlushMorden FireglowMorden RubyMorgenrotMorqueencrestMorsdagMortimer Sackler®™Mountain MusicMozartMr. LincolnMr. Pomeroy's RoseMrs. Aaron WardMrs. Alston's RoseMrs. Anthony WatererMrs. Charles BellMrs. D. A. KosterMrs. Henry BowlesMrs. Herbert Stevens ClimbingMrs. J. F. RedlyMrs. Jennie DevermanMrs. Lovell SwisherMrs. Oakley FisherMrs. Pierre S. DuPontMrs. PriceMrs. R. M. FinchMrs. Sam McGredyMrs. W.J. GrantMrs. Wakefield Christie-MillerMrs. William G. KoningMunchenMurphy's LawMusic MakerMy ChoiceMy Pretty Garden (Mein Schoner Garten)My Wild Irish RoseNancy LeeNatashaNatasha MariaNeige d'EteNeige ParfumNelsons PrideNew ZealandNigel HawthorneNight (syn. 'Lady Sackville')Night 'n' DayNight SongNigretteNikkiNil Bleu (Blue Nile)Noble Antony®Norwich CastleNorwich UnionNostagliaNova ZemblaNozomiNozomi's ChildNur MahalNymphenbergNypels PerfectionNyveldt's WhiteOklahomaOklahoma CLOksanaOld MasterOld PortOlivier Roellinger®Omi OswaldOpal BrunnerOpheliaOrange SilkOrange TriumphOrangeadeOrchid Masterpiece CLOrmiston RoyOshunOsiana™Our Lady of GuadalupeOut of AfricaOutta the BluePaddy McGreedyPainted DesertPainted MoonPaloma BlancaPapagena (Oranges N' Lemons)PapagenoPapillon RosePaqueretteParis 2000®Pat Austin®Paul Cezanne® (Rose des Cisterciens)Paul Gauguin ®Paul ShirvillePawsPaxPaysagist Faure-LaurentPeace (Virus Indexed)Peace ClimbingPearl Essence™Pearlie MaePegasus®Peggy LeePelePenelopePenelope PlummerPerditaPerfume TigerPerle d'OrPernille Poulsen®Peter BealesPetit PrincePetite Pink ScotchPhotogenicPhyllis BidePicassoPiccolo PetePierre Gagnaire®Pikes PeakPimlico 81Pimprenelle®Pink BiancaPink Cardinal HumePink ChampagnePink DawnPink GatePink GrootendorstPink Groundcover SeedlingPink Gruss an AachenPink KosterPink OsianaPink ParfaitPink Peace ClimbingPink PearlPink PrincessPink ProsperityPink Roadrunner™Pink RobustaPink RosettePink SoupertPinkiePinkie ClimbingPintaPlayboyPlaygirl™PoemaPoinsettiaPolareisPollyPolly SunshinePomponella Fairy TalePoncetPoppyPorto NigraPostillionPoulsen's PearlPoustiniaPrairie BreezePrairie CloggerPrairie DawnPrairie FlowerPrairie HarvestPrairie LassPrairie PrincessPrairie SquirePrairie StarPrairie SunrisePrairie ValorPrecious PlatinumPresident Armand Zinsch®President Herbert HooverPresident Herbert Hoover ClimbingPresident PlumecocqPretty JessicaPride of OaklandPride Of TryonPrimrose SistauPrincess VeronaPrincessePrincesse de MonacoPrincesse VeronaPrins Willem-AlexanderPriscilla BurtonProminentProsperityProsperityPur CapricePure PoetryPurple BeautyPurple ButtonsPurple TigerPussta (syn. 'New Daily Mail')Queen Alexandra RoseQueen BeeQueen ElizabethQueen Elizabeth x Ross TreeQueen MotherQueen of SwedenQueen of The MusksQuietnessR. rugosa RubraR. rugosa ScabrosaRachel Bowes LyonRadianceRadio TimesRadox BouquetRadway SunriseRainforestRaoul Follereau®RaptureRaspberry SwirlRavelRavennaRaymond CarverRed CascadeRed DuchessRed PlanetRed QueenRed RadianceRed SweetheartRed TaifunRed TalismanRegattaRegensberg®Reine ChabeauReine Marie-HenrietteRemember MeRenaeRenaissanceResolutReveil DijonnaisRhapsody in BlueRheingoldRina HugoRiverdanceRivers' MuskRivierenhofRobbie BurnsRobert ClementsRobin HoodRobustaRochester CathedralRock N' RollRokokoRomantic Roadrunner™Rome GloryRosalitaRose A Parfum de l'HayRose BallRose Cascade®Rose des 4 vents®Rose Hill Big Pink (syn. 'Killarney')Rose McKenzieRose Professor Sieber (Rosenprofessor Sieber)Rose RhapsodyRose-MarieRosendorf SparrieshoopRosenelfeRosenstadt FreisingRosenstadt Zweibrücken®Roseraie de l'HayRosieriste Pajotin-ChedaneRostockRosy Cushion ®Rosy PurpleRote Max GrafRotes MeerRouge Mallerin (Henri Mallerin)Rouge RoyaleRoute 66Royal Amethyst™Royal BonicaRoyal HighnessRoyal ShowRoyal SmileRubaiyatRuby Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Rotilia')Ruby VoodooRudolaRugspinRural RhythmSachalinSadler's WellsSaint Exupery®SalammboSally HolmesSally MacSalmon PerfectionSan FernandoSatinaSatmirSaturniaSaxy BobScarlet KnightScarlet Queen ElizabethScepter'd Isle®SchneeschirmSea FoamSea PearlSebastian KneippSecretSengodeaSeptember MornSerendipitySharifa Asma®Sharon's Delight™Sheer BlissSheer StripesSHEILA FLEMINGSheila MacQueenSheila's PerfumeShepherd's DelightSherryShot SilkShot Silk CLShowbizShowtimeShropshire LassSibelius®Siena Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Maxi Vita')Sierra GlowSilberlachsSilk Hat™Silver CharmSilver Jubilee®Silver ShadowsSilvina DonvitoSiobhanSir Basil McFarlandSir CloughSir Fredrick AshtonSir Henry SegraveSir Thomas LiptonSister Elizabeth®Sleepy (syn. 'Balduin')Smart Roadrunner™Smiling JeanSmokySneezy (syn.'Bertram')SneprinsesseSnow Goose®™SnowbirdSnowbird CLSoeur Emmanuelle®Soeur ThereseSoleil d'OrSoniaSonia RykielSophisticateSophy's Rose®Sorbet Framboise ®Sorbet Peche-AbricotSourire d'OrchideeSouth SeasSouthern BreezeSouv. de Claudius DenoyelSouv. de Claudius PernetSouv. de Louis Amade®Souv. de Marcel Proust®Souv. de Mme C. ChambardSouv. de Mme. Boullet CLSouv. de Philemon CochetSpaethianaSpanish RaphsodySparrieshoopSpeelwarkSpirit Of Freedom®Square DancerSt EthelburgaSt. CeciliaSt. ClareSt. ClareSt. Patrick™Stadtrat GlaserStar of the Nile™Stephens Big PurpleSterling Silver (Florist Version)Stile '800®Strawberry Hill®Strawberry RomanceSuffolkSummer Snow ClimbingSummer SnowflakeSummer SongSunburnSunday LemonadeSundownerSunrise SunsetSunset Blvd.Sunset Celebration™Sunset SongSunshineSunspriteSurf RiderSusan HampshireSutter's GoldSutton PlaceSwanSwantjeSweet AftonSweet DreamSweet Juliet®™Sweet 'n' PinkSweet PeaSweet Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Neon')Sweet VivienTable MountainTaboo™TalismanTallyhoTamoraTantalizing MaryTantarraTatianaTea ClipperTeasing Georgia®™Tendresse®Tequila SunriseTess of the D'Urbervilles®™Texas CentennialThe Alnwick Rose (Alnwick Castle™)The Colwyn RoseThe Dark Lady®The DoctorThe FairyThe Fairy ClimbingThe FaunThe Generous Gardener®™The Gift (syn. 'r. multiflora nana')The Mayflower®The McCartney Rose™The Painter (Michelangelo)The Prince®The ShepherdessThe SquireThe YeomanTherese BugnetThisbeThumbs UpTiffanyTiffany CLTigrisTip TopTobagoTom BrenemanToo CuteTopazTopaz JewelToscana Vigorosa™ (syn. 'Gartnerfreude')Touch of VenusTreasured MemoriesTristanTrumpeterTuscan SunTwenty-FifthTye-DyeTyphoo Tea (Doux Parfum)Uncle BillUncle JoeUncle WalterUwe Seeler®ValenciaValldemossaVanguardVanityVegesacker CharmeVelvet FragranceVerdiVerdunVerschurenVictor BorgeVictorian Spice™VictorianaVidal SassonVierge Folle (syn. 'My Fifi')Vif EclatVilla des TybillesVineyard SongViolet HoodViolinista CostaWalferdangeWanderin' WindWarm HeartWasagamingWeisse Max GrafWell BeingWendy Cussons (syn. 'Dr. Schiwago')WenlockWerner von BlonWesterland Westfield StarWhite BouquetWhite GrootendorstWhite KnightWhite Ma PerkinsWhite MeidilandWhite PetWhite Roadrunner™Wild EdricWild GingerWild HoneyWildeve®WildfeuerWilhelmWill RogersWill ScarletWilliam Morris®™William Shakespeare 2000®WilliamsburgWind ChimesWindmillWinemakerWinifred Coulter CLWinter SunsetWoburn Abbey Yellow LightYellow MozartYellow Sweetheart ClimbingYellow TaifunYellow TalismanYves PiagetYvonne RabierZara Hore-RuthvenZenaittaZulu Queen

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Modern Roses

Climbers & Ramblers
David Austin's English Roses
Hybrid Musks
Hybrid Teas
Polyanthas & Miniatures
Rugosas
Shrub Roses and Groundcovers

(E6)(L?) http://www.pickeringnurseries.com/tw/Web_store/modern.htm
Modern Roses: Hybrid Tea | Grandiflora | Floribunda | Polyanthas | Patios & Miniatures | Climbers | Pillars | English Roses | Shrub Roses | Rugosas

(E?)(L?) http://www.rogersroses.com/gallery/default~gid~7.asp

Modern Roses: Australian Roses | Canadian bred hardy roses | English Roses, David Austin | Floribunda and Cluster Flowered Roses | Ground Cover | Hybrid Musk | Hybrid Tea and Grandiflora (post 1950) | Kordesii | Miniature and Patio | Old Hybrid Teas (up to 1950) | Polyantha | Rudolf Geschwind Roses | Rugosa hybrids

(E?)(L?) http://www.rosefile.com/Tables/zShrub.html

Modern Shrub Roses
Roses that are Classified as Modern Shrubs
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(E?)(L?) http://www.rosesocieties.com/memphisrosesociety/Rose_Types.html

Modern Roses
The era of modern roses began in 1867 with "La France", a rose with the general habit of a Hybrid Perpetual and the elegant, shapely buds and free-flowing character of a Tea rose. Breeders were quick to realize that planned parenthood could result in all sorts of new flower forms, habits and colors. By the late 20th century, 10,000 new Hybrid Teas had been welcomed into gardens.
Hybrid Teas (HT) | Floribundas (F) | Grandifloras (G) | Polyanthas (P) | Miniature Roses (Min) | Mini-Flora (Min Fl) | Shrub Roses (S) | David Austin's English Roses | Groundcover Roses

Erstellt: 2010-07

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Neologism Sites on the Web

(E?)(L?) http://neologia.org/html/neologism_sites.html

Neologics:

There are many Internet websites devoted largely or entirely to neologisms. Some are impressive projects with careful management, but alas, many seem thrown together with questionable content and little or no updating. This guide sorts the good from the not so good.

The links below are believed to be exhaustive of all quality websites dealing with English neologisms as a significant focus. They are listed alphabetically, each rated from 1 to 5 in descending order of value to the neologist. A “5” is the pinnacle of the array, while a “1” barely merits a mouse click. Keep in mind that many wannabe sites were tossed into the “0” rating pool and drowned (they don’t appear here).
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ADS’s Word of the Year
alphaDictionary of American Slang
AskOxford: New Words
BuzzWhack
Dictionary of Findable Words and Phrases
Dictionary of [British] Slang
Glossary of Hardboiled Slang
incompetech.com
the Internalational (sic) Dictionary of Neologisms
LangMaker: Neologisms A-Z
Lextropicon: Neologisms of Extropy
Merrium-Webster’s Word Central
Neologism Cliche Aphorism and Novel Language Form 1
Neologisms by Geof Huth
Online Ethnology Dictionary
PreDictionary: A Lexicon of Neologisms
NetLingo
Rice University Neologism Database
Shakespeare’s Coined Words
University of Birmingham’s RDUES English Studies
Unwords
Urban Dictionary
Wordlustitude

Erstellt: 2010-05

Neologism, What is a neologism? (W3)

A "neologism" (griech. "neos" = "new", "logos" = "Word") is a new word that comes into use. Technology is an area particularly rich in them; "CD", "Internet", "information superhighway", etc.

(E?)(L?) http://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/0,,sid9_gci212629,00.html
What is a neologism?

A "neologism" is a newly invented word or term. "Neologisms" would seem to occur at a greater rate in cultures with rapidly changing technologies and with greater means for information dispersal.

A "neology" is, according to our Webster's, the use of a new word or the use of an existing word but given a new meaning. A second meaning given by Webster's for "neologism" is that of "a meaningless word coined by a psychotic."

(E?)(L?) http://www.usingenglish.com/glossary/neologism.html
(E?)(L?) http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/neologism

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Engl. "Phrops" bezeichnet Euphemismen, die genau das Gegenteil in eine beschönigende Hülle kleiden. ("Im Moment habe ich wenig Zeit, aber wir müssen unbedingt mal zusammen Essen gehen.") "Phrops" setzt sich zusammen aus engl. "phrase" und engl. "opposite".

(E1)(L1) http://ngrams.googlelabs.com/graph?corpus=0&content=Phrops
Abfrage im Google-Corpus mit 15Mio. eingescannter Bücher von 1500 bis heute.

Engl. "Phrops" taucht in der Literatur nicht signifikant auf.

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Science Fiction (W3)

(E?)(L?) http://www.epilog.de/Lexikon/S/Science_Fiction.htm
(E?)(L?) http://www.jessesword.com/SF/sf_citations.shtml
(E?)(L?) http://www.jessesword.com/SF/sf_fan.shtml

Der Begriff »Science Fiction« ist seit den 30er Jahren in allgemeinerem Gebrauch; ein frühe Nennung findet sich in Hugo Gernsbacks Leitartikel zur 1. Ausgabe von Science Wonder Stories (Juni 1929). Einige Autoren (Edgar Fawcett; Edgar Allan Poe; William Wilson) haben jedoch schon früher versucht, mit der SF vergleichbare Arten literarischer Produktion zu definieren, und andere frühe spekulative Autoren haben ihre eigenen Manifeste verfaßt. Erst seit der Gründung der spezialisierten SF-Pulp-Magazine in den USA läßt sich ein gewisses Maß an Übereinstimmung feststellen.
Die Kategorie, auf die sich Gernsback mit Scientifiction bezieht, wird von ihm im Leitartikel zur 1. Ausgabe von Amazing Stories (April 1926) folgendermaßen beschrieben: »Mit 'scientifiction' meine ich Erzählungen im Stil von Jules Verne, H. G. Wells und Edgar Allan Poe - eine reizvolle Phantasieerzählung mit wissenschaftlichen Tatsachen und prophetischem Weitblick vermischt ... Diese erstaunlichen Geschichten lesen sich nicht nur ungeheuer interessant, sie sind auch stets aufschlußreich. Sie vermitteln Wissen ... in einer sehr ansprechenden Form ... Neue Abenteuer, die uns die heutige Scientifiction schildert, werden morgen schon nicht mehr unmöglich sein ... Viele großartige wissenschaftliche Erzählungen, die einmal von historischem Interesse sein werden, müssen erst noch geschrieben werden ... Die Nachwelt wird auf sie verweisen, denn sie haben einen neuen Weg markiert, nicht nur für die Literatur, sondern auch für den Fortschritt.«
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Das OED (Oxford English Dictionary) hat sich ebenfalls des Themas angenommen und sammelt entsprechende Ausdrücke.

slavant (W3)

Der engl. "slavant" ist eine Neubildung aus "slave" = "Sklave" und "servant" = "Diener" und bezeichnet jemanden der "spouse who does all and receives little in return".

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toothapillar (W3)

(E?)(L?) http://www.wordcentral.com/byod/byod_browse.php?term=To&type=alpha&offset=20

a caterpillar that turns into a toothfairy

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Neologisms

(E?)(L?) http://www.owlnet.rice.edu/%7Eling215/NewWords/index.html

The following neologisms and novel uses of words in English were collected by members of the class Linguistics/English 215, Words in English: Structure, History and Use, taught by Suzanne Kemmer at Rice University 1996-99. Over the course of the semester, students collected instances of words and word uses that appear to be new in the language. They defined the words, described their origin where possible, illustrated their use, and analyzed the words in terms of their structure and the types of word formation processes they exemplify.

The list below includes many different structural word formation types, including novel derivations, clippings, back formations, and compounding processes of various sorts. The words also exemplify a wide range of semantic/pragmatic phenomena such as metaphor, metonymy, euphemism, and eponymy.

The words on this page give a good picture of the creative aspects of word formation and use in present day English. Speakers do not confine themselves to existing, conventional units when using language; to express their exact meaning in a given context, they take advantage of the wide range of creative resources provided by their language. Many of these creations become more frequent and conventionalized over time. Looking at new words allows us to get a glimpse of lexical change in progress.

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Build Your Own Dictionary
New Words Discovered

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Have you discovered a great new word?
Let the world know!
You're the author of this unique dictionary - so let us know which words you think belong in it. Just fill in the boxes on the next three screens to submit your word*.
Check words that have been submitted by others.

Am 29.12.2006 waren folgende Wörter aufgeführt:

A: abasement | abourd | achbalag | a'ight | alinsamatic | alita | allagalla | allasquirky | allicabam | alroyall | anahastically | annoydult | anonunymouse | antiboy | antiped | antiver | apsillia | appledictic | aquabed | architent | arrtt | asteer | aunticle | autoscopepsyche | automathography
B: bababoli | bacalorie | backspackle | baeboo | baigita | baligious | balmenology | banello | bapple | baquardos | basketball | batoeva | baugh | bazavo | beautimous | beauty | beelicious | befooling | behove | belivalish | bellyrolls | benebiblio | benechrono | besottedness | bezonked | bigillion | blabby | blabulring | blajoep | blav | blepidontreiw | blekered | blobbery | blufic | blupa | blusiey | bobasket | bok | bonktainfulicious | booble | boogle | boomenjeeper | bonbo | bogzin | brayboo | brecto | brewstapunk | brotepill | brouhaha | brunner | bucci | buffle | bugaboo | bung | bungyroll | bunyl | burgermeister | bushcacon | butcept | buyorium | buzzle | buzzoglewogle
C: c-bony | cacalalpoe | cadoozle | calimich | cameriant | calvinel | Carrie | carsanthumum | catorme | chakawalkin | chatterbug | cheecain | cheedle | cheese dust | cheesy-peas | chicken scratch | chiffen | chillaxin | chipro | chocaprincess | chocka | chowde | cirfure | clabrian | cladential | climie | classanap | clickaholic | clockist | cloopy | coati | coinkidink | colashi | complementary angle | condunton | confaust | confluster | confuz | cooleeo | coolness | corposeparation | cottelen | corrumba | crackus | craugh | crayamata | cronie | crow | cruconic | crudmunker | crustify | cucocv | cugly | cup | curious | cybliography
D: dance | dandaloo | darcuel | darndiggitys | darjuious | darty | darsoar | dass | debo | dechscratch | declay | defenestration | degroot | delayment | delfrin | delumnimated | derf | dibby | dibgy | difflict | difordesslo | digger | diggity | digym | dinespor | disclude | disconbobulated | disconnigulate | disphil | dlomght | doffin | doh | dooble | dooflichy | doteful | doubillusional | dramastic | drawbridge | driget | dudess | dunkdunkwin | dunwanna
E: ecks | edzoocate | e-life | emitsed | enausted | enfulge | enticon | erphurt | epiglottis | erdu | expek
F: fajamas | falarious | fapow | farglenot | farley | fashlapidia | fazooi | feach | feen | feleruchka | feolaria | ferduh | ferlokke | fezisally | fibble | ficclecracker | fickle | fiestigelic | figeturnity | finger-tie | fionn | fitna | fixfil | flink | floft | flox | flubberduckies | flubodygosh | fluffalies | flumbo | flunkie | foluper | foogle | foothull | framature | friend | frindle | frizzel | frone | fubuwanian | funable | funbusted | funglo | funkitated | funtionary | fwobbie
G: ga-bega | galf | gasplortch | gerbiderby | geezlouise | germanize | gesdy | gettogirl | giggered | gigglewater | giglisriz | gilmoresy | glark | gleek | gloopers | gluggy | glump | glurple | goff | goigle | goneldish | gordija | gossel | gottsta | gozinta | grafert | graggle | graphtacular | grarffil | greecyth | green | grimey | grimpol | grinlube | gription | grogtionness | groodle | groove state | groundation | gruff | guestable | gugulater | guoblie | gwiggle
H: haloopy | hijik | hijomoly | hikem | hiki tiki | hippotendragomenius | hito tito | hogybogy | homie | hoobaz | hoogledumf | hooha | hoojamajiggie | hoopfaloop | hoopty | hopefullarilily | horsedog | horsish | hugbug | huty | hygrolifs | hydroholic | hyexcity | hypertucia | hypotenuse
I: iclicore | i-cybie | ifigous | igologomy | impravement | indedtrigger | inghant | inhaturos | insightful | insongnia | ipedrum | ishkabibble | islly
J: japuteffisick | jamarky | jamjambalam | jiberty | jiggy | jiiginalate | jobbled | joshin'
K: kabookaboo | kafouchscanate | karphendila | karsh | keebletoe | kenwadiemly | kenikiedd | kerblastulate | keterbe | keyboarder | keybored | kinkav | kite-o-matic | klazoon | kneebow | kneepit | kolaseena | konomloky | kommpa dummpoa | kooloo | koshner | krunk | Kunuku | kwellioushous
L: lacamoes | lacrome | lauchiimy | laurificate | lavadate | leavise | leipup | lettergiggenstart | ligerat | ligsavie | lingonotum | lipadoodly | lockdown | logodaedaly | lollygagging | looby | lopolo | lumbergade | lunar | lunner | lunnerette | lurchaxation
M: mablooker | macadocious | macropod | Magnetic Resonance Imaging | magnicifying | majja | manoscorno | MaPaBro | margerinfly | martinda | maslamic | massive | math rashes | mclaira | megacyclone | melonball | mesta | mforblgnarf | milderas | mish-mosh | misverb | monkeybiter | moogy | mopeadisional | mose | mouse potato | mouthbowler | Mubble | mucket | mudushygoo | mukluk | muloncoshkaye | mush
N: naak | nager-shnagle | nagoochy | nastifying | neopal | ninawaggalie | nobica | none-ya | nonomouster | notchies | nubby | nuedomotry | numhand | nusterdmutmage
O: obsane | octavious | octomal | off the heezy | olo | ooblek | oocoorooroo | ooling | ophiolium | oprey | outie | otis
P: pause | peculible | peeps | perfitico | perifrenetic | perywinkler | pessimal | phanomanon | phoeblex | piccacello | piechaway | pikafi | plantaholic | plasticate | plefagraphical | plep | polarnut | polimasauce | pomifil | Poochie | poodle | poom | popinstine | poshley | prackety | preatonic | prepend | prettyful | pudge | puffenglooper | puggle | purplelicios
Q: qerbelskorf | queshly | qijamongal | quipner | quon | qwerty
R: raciak | rad | radical | ramplient | rashankladonk | rasuplex | Reggy | regionalization | remicrovision | resention | resibly | reshma | retjilably | reytorelyjug | rickin | rittch | ronchie | roundular | rundover | rurapizze
S: sadertry | salabulingah | samsett | sangy | saredomiea | sasasas | sasadoolaha | sayne | scramped up | scratchitis | scrubbers | scrumdiddlyumptious | scump | seabiscuit | searer | selluded | seriouslistic | sevies | shabang | shakerpom | shamditioner | shimmring | shluggy | shoblozy | shoopaloopa | shrampegeeu | shribel | shubop | shumisteppa | shushkababy | shwash | sibinka | simphappy | siscatora | sistadear | skatermorph | sketchy | skoodle | skrunkle | skudistic | skwalt | slassyanigo | slippular | sloogie | sloosh | slush | smam | smeek | smokly | smothe | snagger | snarge1 | snarge2 | snipe | snizzle | snoogle | snotterific | snotterific | snuggers | sola | sophi | sotto voce | spinnopp | spish | spooklify | spork | sportuitous | squeesh | squick | squee | srop | stag | starstration | stellinarius | sticka | stoscious | stratustup | stress puppy | stripe-o-meter | subplant | sugi | sugamuga | sumiga | sunbeam | sunteedo | sup | suv | swank | swigh | swole | syce
T: takahcee | tamish | teacherated | telephonic | tentitial | terfle | termies | terology | tetrogranis | tevil | thingamajiggerbob | thingydo | tickata | tiggilytoof | tillob | tolipiton | toothapillar | topehaca | tragiphany | trased | trashketball | transplendant | treiw | trevent | trife | trodaratops | tugled | tukwajee | tuphoriate | turnpike | twoth
U: unhamitit | unrasher | uuue
V: vacter | vega oh mega | verbalate | verdarco | vidiot | vig | vigon | volitim | vomotuous | vomultuous | vrip | vwaaaa
W: wanagooo | wanda | wassup | wewert | whomps | williaputer | womble | woohp | woot | wordcreatism | worthwhility | wouldgaboogi | wowsers | wretted
X: xonked
Y: yanka | yappuccino | yapla | yarnistry | yatta | yerp | yesterdecade | yincha | yingy-bing | yosk | youchies | yucca | yukkamism | yuptee | yutumiu
Z: zab | zapata | zhenterrish | zhoomble | zibi | ziggafy | zilch | Zimbonish | zimbotosh | ziter | zonked | zoob | zoochi | zoomobile | zoovagain | zoozadle | zubzub

wordsources - Words for Our Modern Age

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Auch mit einem "Focusing on Words Newsletter".

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Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology
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Neologismen, Néologismes, Neologisms

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Ayto, John
Twentieth Century Words
20th Century Words
New Words coined in each decade

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198602308/etymologporta-20
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198602308/etymologety0f-21
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Ayto, John (British lexicographer)
"Words are a mirror of their times."
Gebundene Ausgabe: 640 Seiten
Verlag: Gb (1999)
Sprache: Englisch

Synopsis
This book presents an overview of the development of English vocabulary from 1900 to the present day. It is a wonderful collection of words that define the twentieth century. A chapter is devoted to each decade of the twentieth century, with each one divided into two parts. The first part is an introductory essay setting the background against which the following new words came into being, and areas of particular importance or interest will be highlighted. Following this is a dictionary-style presentation of vocabulary that came into English during that decade. These words are listed alphabetically, and entries will include the earliest recorded date of each word. There is also a Chronology which highlights the key entries for each decade and gives an overview of the century's history and developments.

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Knowles, Elizabeth - Oxford Dictionary of New Words

(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198602359/etymologporta-20
(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198602359/etymologety0f-21
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(E?)(L?) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0198602359/etymologpor09-20

Broschiert: 357 Seiten
Verlag: Import; Auflage: 2nd (1998)
Sprache: Englisch

Kurzbeschreibung
Dieses Wörterbuch enthält die neuen Wörter des britischen und amerikanischen Englisch der letzten 15 Jahre. Die Wortauswahl berücksichtigt alle wichtigen Bereiche, wie zum Beispiel Politik und Gesellschaft, Geschäftswelt und Neue Medien.

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PONS Kompaktwörterbuch Englisch - Ausgabe 2007/08

(E?)(L1) http://www.amazon.ca/exec/obidos/ASIN/3125171377/etymologporta-20
(E?)(L1) http://www.amazon.de/exec/obidos/ASIN/3125171377/etymologety0f-21
(E?)(L1) http://www.amazon.fr/exec/obidos/ASIN/3125171377/etymologetymo-21
(E?)(L1) http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/3125171377/etymologety0d-21
(E?)(L1) http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/3125171377/etymologpor09-20
Gebundene Ausgabe: 1800 Seiten
Verlag: Ernst Klett Sachbuch Verlag; Auflage: Neubearb. (24. September 2007)
Sprache: Englisch, Deutsch

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Allein dafür, dass sie heutigen Englisch-Lernern hier systematisch Formulierungshilfen an die Hand geben, gebührt den Herausgebern des neuen PONS Kompaktwörterbuchs ein großes Lob. Von A wie "Abneigung ausdrücken" oder "Anbieten" bis Z wie "Zögern", "Zuständigkeit ausdrücken" oder "Zustimmen" gibt es Infoboxen, mit denen man seine kommunikative Kompetenz gezielt trainieren kann. Auch der Wortschatz präsentiert sich auf dem neuesten Stand: Sollte man bei "ageism" einen "spin doctor" konsultieren? Und welches sind eigentlich die "Einstiegsdrogen" für "Leistungsträger"?

Für die, die zunächst ihre Grammatik auffrischen müssen, gibt es in aller Kürze das Wichtigste zu Zeitformen, Pluralbildung und Pronomen. Wer das nicht nötig hat, kann sich in die feinen Unterschiede zwischen amerikanischem und britischem Englisch einarbeiten: Während der Londoner von "sleeping partner" spricht, sagt die New Yorkerin "silent partner" - gemeint ist jeweils der stille Teilhaber. Und bloß weil beide von "résumé", "boot", "panhandle" oder "pissed" sprechen, meinen sie noch lange nicht dasselbe.

So dürfte dieses Nachschlagewerk bei Wiedereinsteigern und Fortgeschrittenen, zum Beispiel Oberstufenschülern, kaum Fragen offen lassen, wobei auch Teilbände Deutsch-Englisch und Englisch-Deutsch erhältlich sind. Wer hingegen beruflich oder im Studium mit Englisch zu tun hat, sollte bei 120.000 Stichwörtern und einer begrenzten Anzahl von Anwendungsbeispielen -- das Verb "do" nimmt gerade mal anderthalb Spalten in Anspruch - besser gleich zu einer noch größeren Ausgabe greifen. Für alle Fälle eben.
Patrick Fischer

Kurzbeschreibung
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Den kompletten Wörterbuchinhalt zusätzlich auf CD-ROM Gemäß der Rechtschreibreform 2006 Systemvoraussetzungen Windows 2000, Windows XP

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Kennen Sie tweenies?
Dann brauchen Sie ein aktuelles Englisch-Wörterbuch mit allen wichtigen Neuwörtern: das PONS Kompaktwörterbuch Englisch. Jetzt um 5.000 auf 135.000 Stichwörter und Wendungen erweitert. Mit vielen Beispielsätzen, Infokästen mit ausführlichen Formulierungshilfen, Verbtabellen, Grammatik und farbigen Landkarten.

Die CD-ROM enthält zusätzlich den kompletten Wörterbuchinhalt zum mobilen Nachschlagen für PDA, Smartphone und PC. Und übrigens: Ein "tweenie" ist zwischen 8 und 12 Jahre alt, also noch kein richtiger Teenager, sondern irgendwie "in between".

Englisch-Deutsch, Deutsch-Englisch
Buch und CD-ROM
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ISBN: 978-3-12-517137-4
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Mit CD-ROM
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Infokästen mit ausführlichen Formulierungshilfen
Verbtabellen, Grammatik und farbige Landkarten
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Gemäß der Rechtschreibreform 2006

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Young, Marily A. (Editor) / Schorr, Phillip (Author) / Baer, Rich (Illustrator)
Modern Roses 12

In USA ist die Edition 12 erhältlich. In Deutschland muß man auf die Suche gehen.
Bei der Bestellung in den USA muß man mit etwa 6 Euro Zollgebühren rechnen

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Hardcover: 576 pages
Publisher: American Rose Society; 12th edition (September 15, 2007)
Language: English

Product Description
Modern Roses has always been the most prestigious book published by the American Rose Society and we are happy to announce the availability of the new 12th edition! For this edition: More than 5,000 cultivar entries have been added, with more than half of those being old garden roses which were never before included; More than 15,000 updates and corrections have been made; Parentage information has been added to more than 3,000 entries; Includes all cultivars registered through May, 2007; Cultivars listed by Approved Exhibition Name; Registration code (valid through 2008, with renewals available) provides access to the web-based version, which includes up-to-date information on newer cultivars, as well as additional information and photographs.

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