Complications due to officers of the law; When a plan goes awry and steps must be taken to escape, outmaneuver, or otherwise avoid the police.
1. I was gonna smoke some weed behind the bar, but there was a patrol car parked in the back lot. Damn coplications.
2. Guy 1: Dude, why didn't you show up to the party last night?
Guy 2: Sorry man, there were coplications and I couldn't make it.
2. Guy 1: Dude, why didn't you show up to the party last night?
Guy 2: Sorry man, there were coplications and I couldn't make it.
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Get the complicaged mug.To remove a portion from a word or sequence of words, leaving the before and after, to make a word.
You can remove any portion as long as a beginning and end remains, but generally the beginning part is just the first consonant cluster and a good portion of the last word is used for the end.
All words besides the first and last in a sequence of words creating a caplication are discarded.
The word is autological—it comes from the caplication of "cap applicator" to "caplicator", which was originally used at 1:39 in the YouTube video "Wow! I'm hungry!" by DaThings.
It differs from portmanteau because not all portmanteaus are caplications (portmanteaus can blend the words however they like), and not all caplications are portmanteaus (caplications often do not attempt to create any new meaning, whereas a portmanteau has to have a meaning blended from the words that made it). That said, most portmanteaus are caplications.
You can remove any portion as long as a beginning and end remains, but generally the beginning part is just the first consonant cluster and a good portion of the last word is used for the end.
All words besides the first and last in a sequence of words creating a caplication are discarded.
The word is autological—it comes from the caplication of "cap applicator" to "caplicator", which was originally used at 1:39 in the YouTube video "Wow! I'm hungry!" by DaThings.
It differs from portmanteau because not all portmanteaus are caplications (portmanteaus can blend the words however they like), and not all caplications are portmanteaus (caplications often do not attempt to create any new meaning, whereas a portmanteau has to have a meaning blended from the words that made it). That said, most portmanteaus are caplications.
"Liquid argon" can be caplicated to "largon".
"There is a cat in my house" can be caplicated to "thy house".
"There is a cat in my house" can be caplicated to "thy house".
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