dupliter

Etymology
From dupli- (“double; duplicate”) + -ter (compare Jupiter). The term appears in late 20th and early 21st century writings on speculative astrophysics and temporal models. Coined by Ashlan Chidester in 1999.

Proper noun
dupliter

A hypothesized duplicate of the planet Jupiter proposed in speculative astrophysics as a conceptual anchor in certain non-linear time travel theories.

Once the Milky Way achieved higher cosmic velocity the Dupliter was enabled and time travel became available.

dupliter by psyaniderabbit November 20, 2025

duplitext

When texting, instant messaging, or commenting on a social networking site and due to lag, you send your message multiple times.

Guy (typing): Hey what's up? *Enter*
Guy: Hmm, it didn't show up, *Enter*

Facebook Wall:
Guy - Hey what's up?
Guy - Hey what's up?

Guy: Oh crap, duplitext.

duplitext by pjxnguyen March 8, 2010

Dubliterate 

When you have no idea of the Dublin culture and/or sense of direction.

Alan, I am not very Dubliterate, so I'm likely to turn down the wrong street.

Dubliterate by NW Brown Star March 3, 2020