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here's one that we can relate to, more women than men I presume  spalmorgasmy (sfal-mor-gaz-mee)- an incomplete or otherwise unsatisfactory orgasm..   Oh wow! There's actually a word for it!  You'd be amazed Ruth... I'm posting from the book b/c the words are so great... You should get the book.. A used one goes for about $6 from what I'm told... Mine was a gift from a friend b/c of my love for words... I always just called it a bummer.  Sounds like a good book. I love words!!  that or "get offa me if you can't get me where I need to be"... that just means its time to hit the store and buy yerself a little sumthing sumthing  
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Joy, I looked it up!
In the venacular the word reads as: getoffameifyoucantgetmewhereIneedtobe ...
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You've just been with the wrong men...lol ... an oft' inaccurate utterance! ... 
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here's one that we can relate to, more women than men I presume spalmorgasmy (sfal-mor-gaz-mee)- an incomplete or otherwise unsatisfactory orgasm.. Oh wow! There's actually a word for it! You'd be amazed Ruth... I'm posting from the book b/c the words are so great... You should get the book.. A used one goes for about $6 from what I'm told... Mine was a gift from a friend b/c of my love for words... I always just called it a bummer. Sounds like a good book. I love words!! that or "get offa me if you can't get me where I need to be"... that just means its time to hit the store and buy yerself a little sumthing sumthing Or reach in the nightstand... Good one Kate... I didn't look it up...
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You've just been with the wrong men...lol ... an oft' inaccurate utterance! ... Perhaps " oft inaccurate "...but I can refer you to a couple of ex g/fs who would be willing to state my case...lol |
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here's one that we can relate to, more women than men I presume spalmorgasmy (sfal-mor-gaz-mee)- an incomplete or otherwise unsatisfactory orgasm.. You mean the kind we "have" when men are around ???  Not the ones we have by ourselves right ??? You've just been with the wrong men...lol Nah, just using the wrong HAND !!! 
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Having been in speech therapy for eight years as a child. And finding English only a class where others laughed at you. I found a desire to turn-away from using it much, as I never thought myself needing to spell or type much, being a truck driver,lol So,,in turn THAT gave me THIS,,,,,,,,,Below is MY PROBLEM,wink,lol Hippopotomonstrosesquippediliophobia. This word is blatantly intimidating and was almost certainly invented by a sadistic psychiatrist. At 36 letters, it’s longer than any of the words mentioned above and it means (I almost can’t believe it) the fear of long words. Only a sadistic psychiatrist would concoct such a word to describe the fear of such long words. I mean, how is that preferable longwordophobia? I was SOoooooo glad they FOUND a name for my fear,,,Lol,lol |
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Main Entry: hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia
Part of Speech: n Definition: fear of long words It deserved to be repeated ... 
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I prefer put together words that come into acceptance!
Here's a fav:  ... Fantasmagorical ~ Quite simply the BEST word ever devised. It's a mixture of the words, 'fantastic', 'amazing' and 'magical' all in one juicy little package. It's important not to overuse the word. It's reserved for when ordinary, boring words just won't cut it. |
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epeolatry - worship of words
You may be hard-pressed to find an admitted epolatrist because the term connotes a sort of blind devotion, sanctimony, or hypocrisy; or more specifically, an advanced form of reification. Figuratively speaking, the word can be playfully applied to philologists, linguists, or lexicographers. The term is of significant satirical value and may be used in the denigration of popular religions or belief systems. For example, one could call Christianity an epeolatric religion because the majority of its teachings hinge on the words of the Hebrew Bible. However, you are unlikely to encounter the word in any form because it remains obscure. Obscure - not readily understood or clearly expressed |
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here's one that we can relate to, more women than men I presume spalmorgasmy (sfal-mor-gaz-mee)- an incomplete or otherwise unsatisfactory orgasm.. ...  ...  Joy, Phuque and I were discussin' this thread on the phone today, and THIS word (of course!) particularly ... We decided to better coin it : Spasmaorgasmainterruptus ... ... It's a ladies only dis~ease ... ... ALL TOO, quite common ...
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witling- a person who tries to be funny but isn't
cacogen- an anti-social person Good one Kate
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Splendiferous ... another made fav, self explanatory
A plethora of witlings on the internet forums, sadly, eh, Joy? |
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Yes Kate for sure...
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It's enough to make a person seek their impending cyber egression
... ...Pssssst ...'egression' - exit;the act of coming (or going) out...
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surgation n
erection of the p*n*s His surgation caused him embarrassment when he had to speak in front of the class.
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Onerous
Very difficult... Spelling has proved to be quite onerous tonight |
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This ones for you Princess
Knout (Pronounced: nout) Instrament of punishment 
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ohhhhh ka nice in so many ways...
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