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Dinde

Don’t Mind Me. “Dinde.”

01/03/2023
Mue –

Mean and true. “That’s so Mue!”

12/26/2022
Srue –

Sad and true. “That’s so srue.”

12/21/2022
Nhad –

Not that bad. “Nhad.”

12/21/2022
Finclusion –

For inclusion. “Please submit your statement finclusion.”

12/21/2022
Frecommend –

Feel free to recommend. “Please frecommend a restaurant.”

12/21/2022
Muesday –

Monday on a Tuesday, appropriate for the day after a long weekend. “Today is Muesday.”

12/21/2022
Balso –

But Also. “Balso, it wasn’t that bad.”

12/19/2022
Glignorant –

Glignorant – Gloriously Ignorant. “You are glignorant.”

10/27/2022
Plexit –

Please exit. “Plexit.”

10/17/2022
Frell –

Frustrating as hell. “That store was frell!”

10/12/2022
Seautiful –

Sad and beautiful. “The story was seautiful.”

10/12/2022
IBoof

In, But OOF, (Out of Office). “Don’t mind Marty. He’s IBoof.”

03/03/2019
Clearious –

Completely serious. “No, I’m clearious.”

08/13/2018
Fannoying –

fine but annoying. “This policy is fannoying.”

10/04/2017
Commatized –

The feeling you get from too many commas. “Your essay reads well but I feel commatized.” Alternative usage Overcommatized.

10/02/2017
Altusage –

Alternative usage. “The altusage is alternative-usage.”

10/02/2017
Cloptimized –

Cloud Optimized. “Is your business cloptimized?”

08/23/2017
Chotice –

Change without Notice. “They implemented a chotice.”

12/05/2016
Sleady –

Slow and Steady. “Our stock is growing sleady.”

12/05/2016