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Fiverse

Fiverse Five + Verse; Poem of Five Lines: ‘Fiverse’ is a new poetic form created or invented by Md. Ziaul Haque. There are five lines in it. 1st line has 1 word; 2nd line has 2 words; 3rd line has 3 words; 4th line has 4 words and 5th line has 5 words. 1st line rhymes with the 2nd line; 3rd line is unrhymed; 4th and 5th lines rhyme with each other. The rhyme scheme is: AABCC. There are no punctuation marks at the end of the lines.
A: What kind of writing is this?

B: It is called 'Fiverse'!

A: What is 'Fiverse'?

B: It is a new kind of poetic form that was invented by Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, novelist, songwriter, actor, researcher from Sylhet, Bangladesh.

A: That is really nice!
by Rajeeb2014 July 27, 2018
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Shakespeareius

Shakespeareius is a noun. It is a mixture of two words- Shakespeare + Genius. It means someone who has William Shakespeare's exceptional, intellectual or creative power in him.
A: You are a 'Shakespeareius'!
B: What is Shakespeareius?
A: It means that you are a genius like Shakespeare!
B: Thanks a lot! Where did you find this word?
A: Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, novelist, songwriter, dramatist, actor and researcher from Sylhet, Bangladesh invented this word through his Haqueian Verse titled 'Shakespeareius'.
B: Thanks.
A: Welcome.
by Rajeeb2014 July 6, 2018
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Dethreat

An expression of intention to murder someone.
A: My friend Jewel has received a dethreat recently.
B: What is 'dethreat'?
A: 'Dethreat' is a combination of two words: 'Death' + 'Threat'! It means a declaration of an intention or determination to murder someone.

B: I see! Is 'dethreat' a noun?

A: Yes!
B: What will be its verb form?
A: It is 'dethreaten'!
B: So, I can say that someone has dethreatened to murder your friend, right?
A: Yes, you can say that!
B: Who used 'dethreat' to express 'death threat' or the 'threat of death' in this way for the first time?
A: Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, songwriter and researcher from Bangladesh used it in his Haqueian Verse titled 'Dethreat'.
B: Thanks a lot my friend!
A: Welcome!
by Rajeeb2014 June 22, 2018
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Haqueian

Haqueian is an adjective. Relating to or characteristic of Md. Ziaul Haque or his works.
A: Your writing style is looks Haqueian to me!
B: O yes! I follow the writing style of Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, novelist, songwriter, actor, researcher from Sylhet, Bangladesh.
by Rajeeb2014 June 27, 2018
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Philogical

Philogical is a mixture of two words- Philosophical and Logical. It means an idea, expression or thought that is philosophical and logical at the same time.
A: Md. Ziaul Haque, the poet, writer, songwriter, actor, researcher, said that "Soul is the signature of God!"
B: I think this quote is Philogical.
A: What is Philogical?
B: 'Philogical' is a mixture of two words- Philosophical and Logical. It means an idea, expression or thought that is both philosophical and logical. So, Md. Ziaul Haque's quote that you have mentioned just now is philogical because it has philosophical and logical meanings or characteristics.
A: You have said something really logical! Thanks a lot.
B: Welcome.
by Rajeeb2014 June 27, 2018
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Shakespeareius

Shakespeareius is an adjective. It means a person, ideas, writings, thoughts etc. have the qualities or characteristics of William Shakespeare or his writings.
A: Have you revised the drama that I have written recently?
B: Yes, I have.
A: How is it?
B: The manuscript is absolutely Shakespeareius in parts!
A: What is Shakespeareius?
B: It means that the ideas, writings, thoughts etc. in your drama have the qualities or characteristics of William Shakespeare's writings! Md. Ziaul Haque, a poet, writer, novelist, songwriter, dramatist, actor, director and researcher from Sylhet, Bangladesh invented this word through his Haqueian Verse titled 'Shakespeareius'.
A: Thanks.
B: Welcome.
by Rajeeb2014 July 6, 2018
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Deathreaten

Deathreaten is a verb. It means the threat of death against someone; it also means to tell someone or others that you will murder them.
A: My son John told me yesterday that you deathreatened him!

B: Yes, it is true.

A: How dare you deathreaten my son, John?

B: Actually, I was so angry at that time. It was my mistake.

A: If you deathreaten him again then I will inform the police.

B: I am so sorry. I promise that I will never deathreaten your son again.
by Rajeeb2014 June 23, 2018
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