snowenfreude

the slightly malicious feeling of joy experienced by people living in warmer climates upon seeing massive, crippling snowfall amounts elsewhere in the country.

Etymology: After the German Schadenfreude, Schaden (damage) + Freude (joy).

Viewing images from the East Coast's Snowmageddon, Chad experienced a fleeting sense of snowenfreude.

by jesalewi February 12, 2010

Soxenfreude

Noun, often capitalized. Pleasure derived from the misfortune of the Boston Red Sox and/or their fan base.

Try though he might, Russell couldn't hide his obvious Soxenfreude at another epic September collapse.

by tjd2116 October 1, 2011

snottenfreude

That feeling of joy you get when you blow your nose and finally dislodge that booger that's been bugging the shit out of you.

John blew his nose with a kthunk, then sat back and sighed, "Ahhhh, sweet snottenfreude."

by SpicyLemon March 10, 2014

showerfreude

The feeling of enjoyment that comes with someone else's having to leave a hot shower (related see schadenfreude).

When his wife turned off the shower tap with a long and plaintive sigh, he smiled inwardly with showerfreude.

by CasualD March 7, 2016

Snowdenfreude

Pleasure derived from the inability of another country to function during a snowstorm

Displaying transatlantic snowdenfreude, CNN and BBC eagerly reported on snow-related travel chaos in England and America, while ignoring the same problems at home.

by Diddley squat December 28, 2010