AI Prompt: Make up a new English word to describe something that is both funny and sad.

My response: Tragical?  Doomerous? Funtastrophe?

AI response:
Suggested Word: "Saddelicious"

Definition: A blend of "sad" and "delicious," this term describes a situation, story, or experience that evokes both laughter and sadness simultaneously. It captures the complexity of emotions where humor is found in tragic or melancholic circumstances.

AI is just making up porn star names.

#NewWord
#AIFail

New word just learned: rictus. #NewWord
#TIL An aubade is a morning love poem. A serenade is meant for the evening.
#poetry #NewWord

„Verschonungsbedarfsprüfung“ / (Inheritance assessment of the need for maintenance — how to avoid paying inheritance tax) #NeuesWort #newWord #neoliberalism

„Lifestyleteilzeit“ / (lifestyle part-time work — conservatives dissing part-times workers for not working full-time)

@nieuemma @emberfox @Em0nM4stodon

I have no idea what the word "nowbobly" means - and my search engine has never seen it before - but it's the best new word I've seen in years.

Now we just need its meaning!

#nowbobly #word #NewWord #definition #dictionary

We (but also I; you'll see why in a moment) are proposing a new term for plurals everywhere. The term is:

kepholon (n.)

In the context of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), a kepholon refers to a self-state or identity that represents a dynamic integration of multiple, previously distinct alters, system parts, or aspects of self. A kepholon functions as a cohesive whole formed from some or all parts of the system, allowing for shared consciousness, memory access, and unified function.

Crucially, this integration is characterized by fluidity; the constituent parts within the kepholon retain their potential separateness and may dissociate or separate again under certain conditions (e.g., stress). It represents a state of integration without final fusion, where parts work together as one but have not permanently merged into a single, indivisible identity.

In this compound, keph- stands for the leading, directing, conscious, or executive function: the part that is currently "fronting," interacting with the world, or managing the system's interface with external reality. It represents the aspect taking charge or acting as the primary point of consciousness for the integrated state.

The -olon suffix connects the "head" function back to the broader holon concept (see below): an integrated entity composed of multiple parts that function as a cohesive whole but retain the potential for separation. It emphasizes that this "head" is not an isolated entity but the currently active face or director of that unified-but-fluid collective. The word "holon" was coined by author and philosopher Arthur Koestler in his 1967 book The Ghost in the Machine; from Greek holos (whole/entire) + -on (suffix denoting a particle or part).

🎵 I am she as you are he, as you are me and we are all together...🎵

I needed the word for me. Cuz I'm Ellis, and that's what I am, and these four motherfuckers want attribution or they're threatening to shatter me into four little tiny mes (which is them, so it's not really much of a threat, honestly 🤔 ).

Anyway, hi! My name is Ellis, and I'm a kepholon. 💙

#kepholon #plural #plurality #multiplicity #DID #DissociativeIdentityDisorder #DIDsystem #headmates #SystemParts #pluralpride #integration #DynamicIntegration #holon #fluidity #fronting #consciousness #psychology #neologism #terminology #etymology #NewWord #WordsMatter

🎵 I am the walrus, goo-goo g'joob! 🎵

A new word popped into my head. A reference where the use of LLMs mean that bits of it are real, but they have been jammed together to make a non-existent reference.

Frankencitation
#LLM #AI #AcademicMisconduct #linguistics_humor #NewWord

I would like to suggest a new word…

Autophew (n.)
The deep wave of relief experienced when returning a hire car unscathed, especially after navigating foreign roads on holiday.

#Words #NewWord

New “old” word:

precatory- to pray (from the Latin precari)

I’ve heard precatory used in a legal sense before, where it indicates some kind of non-binding agreement or a kind of wish (for lack of a better term) but never in a religious context until it turned up in a summary sentence about the 1552 Prayer Book. (The Study of Anglicanism, p. 12) Now I’m going to have to think about where and how the two intersect. 🤔

#NewWord #Anglican #History #Theology

I’m basically able-bodied but slow, overweight and achey. I couldn’t call myself “crippled” even if that was an acceptable term. But I am definitely “crappled”. #NewWord