Serendiplex

Serendiplex: (verb) The fortuitous discovery or realization of something valuable or delightful through a serendipitous and unexpected combination of events or factors.

As she browsed the antique store, Maria serendiplexed upon a rare and beautiful piece of vintage jewelry hidden among the eclectic assortment of items.

by Drakovi Bloodrose December 11, 2023

serendipenis

When a girl gets play when she least expects it.

"I wasn't even going to go to that party, but it would up being a serendipenis night -- I went home with an adorable boy."

by AP Style June 22, 2009

Serendipen

This is what posh restaurants all over the world serve as a main dish. It is the fancy name for a Gutbuster but as this doesn't sound very formal, restaurants have changed the name in order to attract a wider audience.

"One would like to order a "Serendipen" please and thank you"

by Liam Thom March 4, 2009

serendipitext

A text message containing an unintentional typographical error that changes the meaning or results in a double meaning to the message. Comical word-play or witty word-puns are the most common serendipitexts. Serendipitexts are known for originating many recent new words and novel terms, often in the form of portmanteaus.

See Oxford Dictionary's now-shameful list of the Words of the Year since we started texting.
See serendipitext for an example of a portmanteau that originated in a serendipitext.

Jaimi: When I get back to Chicago, wanna join me for a glass of wind?
Scott: haha! Was that a serendipitext?
Scott: Either way, my DIY wig adhesive and alarming alcoholism means I’ll likely have to pass.

by choga August 17, 2021