Nemore
any longer; nowadays, presently =Used exactly like the word this stems from "anymore". simply an alternative spelling of it, using the exact sounds of the word, rather than the More…
neo-geo
Relating to a contemporary art style, usually characterized by geometric shapes with abstract meanings. Neo-Geo was originally a noun, and is a contracted form for Neo-Geometric More…
neo-noir
Done in a recent version of the film noir style. Film noir is a style of movies that enjoyed its height of popularity in the golden age of movies. The writer here means to indicate that the More…
Neocon
A modern type of conservative Word to describe someone's political leanings Etymology : 'neo' + 'conservative' =New York Times
neogender
neoligism
word or phrase that is new to a language =This word is a neologism. Etymology : from Germ. 'Neologismus' used in contxt of coining phrase =Professor
neolivore
(derivation) One who actively looks for neologisms in everyday usage. =Used to describe the students looking up neologisms for this project by others who do not have such an assignment. A More…
neologayism
A derogatory term for a neologism, incorporating the word ‘gay’ as the offensive slang for a homosexual. Used by a frustrated Linguistics student whose word journal contained More…
neologist
One who studies neologisms =The word stems from the same process that made the word “geologist”, among others. It was created in an ironic comment on the class and this word journal More…
Neomaxizoomdweebie
derogatory term for intelligent hard working people =That place is filled with neomaxizoomdweebies. Etymology : neo new + maxi maximum +zoom to move about rapidly + dweeb a smart person More…
neoprohibitionist
one who seeks to ban the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages today; distinguishes from the prohibitionists of the 1920s. =The prefix neo was added to the older word prohibitionist More…
neopronouns
New sets of nonbinary pronouns being created every day to suit new and changing gender identities. =These neopronouns feel a lot more comfortable, I think I might consider using them More…
Nephew
(Semantic Change) n terms of the National Basketball Association (NBA), a nephew is a fan who makes ridiculous claims and shows a lack of knowledge about the sport. Furthermore, the word More…
nerd
To occupy oneself solely with academic pursuits while avoiding any social interaction. Apparent Meaning: The act of studying continuously without disruption for a long period of time. It More…
nerd snipe
to present someone with a problem so interesting that they stop what they are doing in order to solve it, even if it is unwise to do so =This term was popularized by the XKCD comic with More…
nerd-dom
The state of being a nerd. Intended Meaning: the state of being nerd Analysis: nerd -dom nerd condition/state Possible Reason Used: There is currently no word to describe the state of More…
nerd-person
(noun) Rhyming slang for third-person, but with a nerdy tone. Usually used facetiously or in a comedic manner with exaggeration of the nerdy stereotype. ="My character, Simon, always More…
Nerdfighters
Fans of the video bloggers the vlogbrothers. =While the people referred to as “nerdfighters” are most certainly nerds, they would not necessarily be considered fighters in the traditional More…