moveversary

The anniversary of a move.

Last week, Howard celebrated his moveversary to his fabulous west side condo.
Ben is making a party to celebrate his one year moveversary.

by MikeInDC July 08, 2020

second screening

The opening of a second screen for distraction and/or entertainment purposes (e.g. emails, Instagram, Facebook) while attending a video meeting on a separate screen via Zoom, FaceTime, etc.

During the Zoom staff meeting, Mollie second screened and caught up on her emails.

Daniel was obviously second screening during the meeting; he was tweeting at the same time.

by MikeInDC October 27, 2020

marbleous

An adjective used to describe an esthetically pleasing a) product made of marble or b) marbleized item.

The countertops in Karyn's kitchen are marbleous.
Michael renovated his entranceway and staircase, and they are marbleous.
Did you taste the cake at Eric's birthday party? It was marbleous.

by MikeInDC June 20, 2017

Litereally

Exactly. A replacement for the often erroneously used “literally.”

“I literally walked 8 miles to the supermarket,” said Shannyn.
"No, the supermarket is litereally less than a mile from here," replied Gregor.

by MikeInDC January 14, 2021

cinnraibae

Cinnamon raisin bagel

I’d like a cinnraibae with a shmear of cream cheese and a regular coffee, to go.

by MikeInDC February 15, 2021

twomorrows

The day after tomorrow.

Leo is excited because his birthday is twomorrows.
Rami and Joey are meeting via conference call twomorrows.
Twomorrows the new coffee shop is scheduled to open.

by MikeInDC July 28, 2020

Diagknowsis

A disparaging term for a diagnosis by a physician or other medical practitioner already known to the patient, but required for treatment.

I cannot believe Albi's doctor made him come in for a diagknowsis when Albi knew he just needed penicillin.
In order to have her sore foot looked at by a specialist, Abby was required to get a diagknowsis from her primary care physician.

by MikeInDC July 25, 2017