corroboration 

noun.
The act of establishing the truthfulness, accuracy, validity, and/or genuineness of an accusation, idea, opinion, point of view, or something not previously known.

Even though the ding-bat professor from a dinky, one building university had no evidence, couldn't define when or where, named her fellow party-goers who couldn't remember, outed her close friend, purportedly present, who could offer no corroboration to any of her foggy, 36 year old accusation of an attack with highly variable specifics, and freely admitted to being a consumer of alcohol at age 15, the leftist Senators and the complicit media preceded to create, incite, and encourage endless slander, spurious allegations of binge drinking, erroneous claims of gang rape, and irrational, manufactured rage of paid, useful idiots puking mindlessly derivative and rehearsed chants from the socialist's script on the courthouse steps in a masterfully choreographed dance aimed at destroying the reputation, character, career, life, and family of the judicial nominee.

corroboration by Dave Robber October 10, 2018

corroberations

partners in crime; mutiple larcenies committed by the same criminal.

The police are investigation two corroberations that occurred last night at about 11 p.m.

corroberations by Melquíades August 5, 2008

Colloboration

An assortment/mix of different things collected or created over time. Can be random or insightfully chosen to be put together into one.

A compound word that stems from collaboration and corroboration.

"My album is a colloboration of songs I wrote this summer."

"I have collected a colloboration of paintings for my house."

Colloboration by TheWildThings December 12, 2025