etymopoesis

the formation of English words from other linguistic sources such as Greece and Latin; epopoesis..

The very word 'etymopoesis' comes from Greek words “etymos’ (basic meaning of a word) and ‘poesis’ (making).

by uttam maharjan January 08, 2012

mesembrian

pertaining to noon or noon-time.

I can no longer bear the mesembrian heat.

by uttam maharjan June 25, 2010

auctorocracy

government in accordance with the views and suggestions of writers who publish their write-ups in the papers, suggesting how to run the government.

Do you believe in auctorocracy?

by uttam maharjan July 09, 2010

calvescent

gradually becoming bald; a tendency towards baldness.

Your hair is thinning out. You are calvescent and will have been completely bald by next month.

by uttam maharjan September 17, 2010

craneneck

a tourist or sightseer who turns, rather creanes, his head frequently to see scenes.

The tourist is really a craneneck.

by uttam maharjan July 07, 2011

detrouse

to take the trousers off. Used as a schoolboy slang. Also called detrouser.

The boys detroused their classmate much to the embarrassment of their other classmates.

by uttam maharjan June 28, 2010

killsport

One who mars the joy of others, spoilsport.

Do not break in on our conversation. You are a confirmed killsport. You will surely spoil the jolly environment.

by uttam maharjan July 29, 2010