Noticement 

Past tense for having brought up something you (or other person) noticed.

"You can't just start a new conversation on a noticement."

Noticement by NewGrunt July 25, 2025

Notirement 

1. The new era of "no retirement" for Baby Boomers who lost big on Wall Street; 2. The unpleasant choice between ceaseless work and late-life poverty.

After the market crashed in '08, Jane started planning for her notirement years.

Notirement by Peter Kobs February 1, 2009

noticment 

To notice something or make an observation

"it wasn't a complaint it was a noticment

noticment by jfk_42069 July 20, 2021

Notirement 

Continuing to work at something you love with no clear definition of when to stop.

After 40 years in real estate sales and marketing, I should be retiring. Instead, I have decided my next phase is notirement - continuing on with no clear ending in sight. I love my career and the people I meet and want to continue as long as it feels good. I have enough income without it, but will keep on anyway.

Notirement by Luckier November 23, 2021