The lexical blending of the words interaction and encounter, denoting a verbal and, to some degree, more physical communication (because the blend also intimates the word intercourse). The trace of the word "account" is connoted here as well, making this a good word to use in relaying a recent experience with a stranger.
--Yousef, the big Arab brute--as I so affectionately call this boisterous man of the Levant--made a new word today.
-What is it?
--Intercount. It's a blend of the word interaction and encounter.
-Huh. It's interesting, maybe even brilliant. A second language to him albeit, but one without the solipsism and categorical restrictions of our pitch-deaf, monolinguistic, singularity. But use it in a sentence.
--Yesterday evening, I was out walking on G st. and had an intercount with a girl who seemed to be making eyes at me.
-What is it?
--Intercount. It's a blend of the word interaction and encounter.
-Huh. It's interesting, maybe even brilliant. A second language to him albeit, but one without the solipsism and categorical restrictions of our pitch-deaf, monolinguistic, singularity. But use it in a sentence.
--Yesterday evening, I was out walking on G st. and had an intercount with a girl who seemed to be making eyes at me.
by observemeobverseme September 25, 2025
Get the Intercountmug.