puigdemonium 

Amer. /pooch-duh-MOH-nee-uhm/
Brit. /pooch-dee-MUHW-nee-uhm/
(n., pl. puigdemonia, -iums)

The gray area between dependence and independence, esp. one that has exhibited violent disarray. A sort of independence, but not exactly.

Etym.: A play on pandemonium and Carles Puigdemont – a separatist leader of Catalonia from the 2nd half of the 2010s, who first declared its independence from Spain only to suspend it seconds later so they could negotiate. This prompted the Spanish government to officially inquire "So, are you independent or what?".

A: Today I'm not going to drink.
B: Really?
A: Yeah, I'm not dependent on alcohol – I can abstain if I choose to.
B: That's wonderful! Let's celebrate! Here, have some rakija, then we can go break some toilet sinks.
A: Sure, a glass of rakija doesn't hurt... Oh, wait, that's totally puigdemonium!
B: Push them WHAT onion!?
A: Puig - de - mo - ni - um – my non-dependence deserves to be honored with some booze, yet if I do that I can't claim it anymore.
B: Sounds more like barber's paradox but whatever you say, bro. *glug*

puigdemonium by слова за смет October 24, 2017

pigdemonium 

Wild uproar or unrestrained disorder, confusion or chaos among pigs.

OMGG did you see that boar kicking baby pigs? Total pigdemonium!

pigdemonium by Freybjorg May 2, 2020

Pundemonium 

(n). Eng. | ˌpʌndɪˈməʊnɪəm |
A string or dialogue of consecutive puns or wordplay that follow the same theme or pertain to the same topic of conversation.

Origin: a portmanteau of (pun-) and (pandemonium).

He drove his friends away with the pundemonium he created every time they spoke.

Pundemonium by XenoXTA November 4, 2017