, http dictionary.oed.com cgi entry 00322941 s.v. ref In psychiatry , the term neologism is used to describe ... , a neologism is a relatively new doctrine for example, Transcendentalism . In this sense, a neologist ... from common use just as readily as they appeared. Whether a neologism continues as part ... or words in an identifiable way. When a word or phrase is no longer new , it is no longer a neologism ... be to cease being considered a neologism. Sources Popular examples of neologism can be found in science ... . Sometimes the title of a book becomes the neologism, for instance, Catch 22 from the title of Joseph Heller s novel . Alternatively, the author s name may become the neologism, although the term ... by Andrew Clements is a story about a neologism. Neologisms List Science Words or phrases created to describe ... Fowler, H.W., The King s English , Chapter I. Vocabulary , http www.bartleby.com 116 103.html Neologism ... External links Wiktionary neologism protologism General information Root knowledge http folk.uio.no iroggen Root knowledge.html The need for neologisms Neologism http www.aetherlumina.com gnp history.html ... Nydannelse de Neologismus et Neologism el es Neologismo eo Neologismo eu Neologismo fa ... pt Neologismo ro Neologism ru sco Neologism scn Neoluggismu sk Neologizmus sr fi Uudissana sv Neologism th tr htira uk ur wa No mot zh ... more details
A Wikipedia neologism is a neologism evidenced in its introduction to a language by edits on Wikipedia . This usage is to be distinguished from the observation that words beginning with the stem Wiki wiki are themselves neologisms following the model of software developer Ward Cunningham s WikiWikiWeb , formed from wiki, a Hawaiian language adverb meaning fast, ref Mary Kawena Pukui, Samuel H. Elbert Hawaiian dictionary 1986 p385 To hurry, hasten quick, fast, swift. See ala wiki. Hele wiki, quick time, quick step. E wiki oe, mai lohi FS 111 ref ref Word histories and mysteries from abracadabra to Zeus Houghton Mifflin Company, 2004 p318 He coined the word WikiWikiWeb from Hawaiian wikiwiki, fast, speedy a reduplication of wiki, fast , ref followed by various English, Greek or Latin suffixes. ref George Henderson, Susan Smith Nash Excellence in college teaching and learning classroom and online 2007 p51 As an illustration, a teacher can read 30 to 40 undergraduate student reports that contain references and the chances are good that two or three citations or quotes will be from Wikipedia, a neologism coined from wiki, meaning fast ... ref Wikipedia neologisms 2006 The term Wikipedia neologisms is itself a neologism. In 2006 at the 17th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence , ECAI, a paper was presented on an automated system called Zeitgeist to track neologisms with WordNet ... head ie, the word that contributes the suffix to the neologism denotes an unambiguous WordNet term ... you can be a part of it 2008 p227 Clearly, a neologism may flourish or it may not, and Wikipedia can ... common? example would be where a neologism is not picked up, or where Wikipedia duplicates a neologism ... form of aggregation is crowdsourcing, defined in Wikipedia as a neologism for the act of taking ... but a neologism, must mean the quality of a performance, ... Here is what Wikipedia says under Performativity ... oriented folksonomy is a neologism for a practice of collaborative categorization using freely chosen ... more details
the sexual neologism Pegging sexual practice pegging , Savage agreed, writing on May 15, There s no better ... even suggested the neologism may have contributed to Santorum s 2006 defeat by Bob Casey, Jr. Bob Casey ... hand, the term santorum still points to a web page about a santorum which happens to be Savage s neologism ... Is Total Nonsense work Talking Points Memo date September 20, 2011 ref Some sources describe the neologism ... 30em External links wiktionary santorum wikiquote Campaign for santorum neologism http www.spreadingsantorum.com Spreading Santorum Dan Savage DEFAULTSORT Campaign For Santorum Neologism Category ... more details
wiktionarypar coining Coining may refer to Coining metalworking , metalworking process Coining mint , production of money Counterfeiting of coins The creation of a neologism See also Coin disambiguation Coinage disambiguation Spooning disambig ... more details
Proposed deletion dated concern Unsourced neologism conspiracy theory timestamp 20120501032447 This is a type of terrorism where the government attacks its own people. It was recently witnessed in the Russian Apartment Bombings of 1999. ... more details
Wiktionary coinage Coinage may refer to coin s, standardized as currency neologism , coinage of a new word COINage , numismatics magazine Tin coinage , a tax on refined tin ancestry Coinage , a board game See also Coining disambiguation Coin disambiguation disambig tl Coinage ... more details
wiktionary santorum Rick Santorum born 1958 is an American lawyer and politician. Santorum may also refer to Santorum neologism Santorum Amendment See also Sanctorum disambiguation List of names derived from Santoro Disambiguation ja ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2008 Neo theocracy often shortened to neo theo is a neologism political commentators Fact date May 2009 began using in the first decade of the 21st century to refer to an alleged world wide growth in the popularity of the acceptance of the legitimacy of the combination of religion and politics, considered to be a threat to the principle of the separation of religion and state . Category Political neologisms ... more details
Wellstone may refer to Paul Wellstone Paul David Wellstone 1944 2002 , former United States Senator from Minnesota Sheila Wellstone Sheila Ison Wellstone 1944 2002 Wellstone is also a neologism for programmable matter , used in the novel The Wellstone Wellstone Action disambig surname DEFAULTSORT Wellstone Category English language surnames ... more details
Graver may refer to the following Burin French language French burin , cold chisel , a tool used in the art of engraving engravery . Graver, an older English language English name, is still common. a neologism derived from rave r and grave , primarily used as an alternative term for Cybergoth Disambiguation ... more details
The abbreviation BBW may refer to Big Beautiful Woman , a neologism and a magazine Big Brother Watch , a British civil liberties and privacy pressure group Borel Bott Weil theorem , a mathematical theorem Bucharest Business Week Build a Bear Workshop Brake by wire Big Bad Wolf disambig de BBW fr BBW it BBW ... more details
Proposed deletion dated concern WP NEO Neologism , WP OR original research , unsourced and unable to locate any information or sources that support the content. timestamp 20120430135137 Popliteal masturbation is a type of non penetrative sex, in which a male places his penis in the back part i.e. the Popliteal fossa of his partner s folded knee, and thrusts to create friction. ... more details
Democracy Messianic democracy is a political neologismneologism originally used by Jacob Talmon is his book The Origins of Totalitarian Democracy 1951 to describe the democracy by force doctrines of Jean Jacques Rousseau and its philosophical descendants, as an effective tyranny that demotes Democracy democratic principle to rhetorical use only. Variants include totalitarian democracy and Jacobin Club Jacobin democracy . Indeed, from the vantage point of the mid twentieth century the history of the last hundred and fifty years looks like a systematic preparation for the headlong collision between empirical and liberal democracy on the one hand, and totalitarian Messianic democracy on the other, in which the world crisis of to day consists. J. L. Talmon http www.coloradocollege.edu Dept PS Finley PS425 reading Talmon.html poli term stub Category Democracy ... more details
dictdef A stunt word is a neologism created to produce a special effect, or to attract attention. ref Encyclopedic Graded Grammar , Vol 2, ISBN 1435740696, http books.google.com books?id 2nLSaQKKHQ0C&pg PA925&dq 22stunt word 22&lr p. 925 ref Examples are gloatation , titterosity , scrumtrulescent , and truthiness . Some stunt words are portmanteau word s. ref The Oxford Companion to the English Language, Oxford University Press 1992 , p. 991 ISBN 0 19 214183 X ref ref Fifty Years Among the New Words A Dictionary of neologisms, Cambridge University Press 1993, Edited by John Algeo, p. 231 ref. smuttery ISBN 978 0521449717 ref See also Neologism Buzzword References references Category Lexicology Category Sociolinguistics linguistics stub ... more details
wiktionarypar phonography Phonography , meaning sound writing in Greek, may refer to Pitman shorthand , sometimes called phonography , a system of shorthand stenography developed by Isaac Pitman Phonography, a neologism used by some to refer to field recording Phonography album Phonography album , the 1976 debut album by R. Stevie Moore Phonography , a bonus track on Britney Spears 2008 album Circus Britney Spears album Circus disambig de Phonographie es Fonograf a sk Fonografia ... more details
Unreferenced date June 2009 Expert verify date June 2009 Neologism date May 2011 A disability robot is a robot designed to help people who have physical disability disabilities that impede with Activities of daily living daily tasks . The field of expertise that creates such robots is called disability robotics . See also Portal Disability Robotics Powered exoskeleton Home automation domestic robot Assistive technology Category Disability robots Mobile robots Robotics robo stub ... more details
Distinguish Mangalore Bangalore is the capital of the Indian state of Karnataka. Bangalore may also refer to Bangalore region , a region consisting the Bangalore Urban and Rural districts Bangalore class destroyer Bangalore class destroyer or Kolkata class destroyer, a class of stealth destroyer built for the Indian Navy Bangalore torpedo , an explosive charge placed on the end of a long, extendable tube Bangalored , a neologism related to offshoring Bangalore, a racehorse that finished unplaced in the 1842 Grand National disambig he ru ... more details
Neologism date May 2011 To quote Richard J. Sutcliffe , who coined the term An abstract metalibrary is the entire collection of a society s data, information, and techniques, together with the means by which it is stored, accessed, and communicated http arjay.bc.ca metalibrary index.htm . More information about this topic can be found in Sutcliffe s book The Fourth Civilization. References http www.arjay.bc.ca EthTech Text The Fourth Civilization Technology, Society and Ethics Category Libraries ... more details
Satsu may refer to Megumi Satsu , a Japanese French singer Satsu, Estonia , village in Sonda Parish, Ida Viru County, Estonia In fiction Satsu Buffy the Vampire Slayer Satsu , a character in Buffy the Vampire Slayer Ansatsuken , a Japanese neologism used to describe a martial art made for killing. Shun Goku Satsu , Akuma Street Fighter Akuma s signature technique in the Street Fighter video games disambig ... more details
Population genomics is the large scale comparison of DNA sequences of populations. Population genomics is a neologism that is associated with population genetics . See also Genomics Personal genomics Population groups in biomedicine References http hmg.oxfordjournals.org cgi content full 10 20 2199 Population genomics a bridge from evolutionary history to genetic medicine http arjournals.annualreviews.org doi abs 10.1146 annurev.ento.46.1.441 POPULATION GENOMICS Genome Wide Sampling of Insect Populations Category Genomics genetics stub ko ... more details
Multiple issues wikify March 2012 orphan July 2010 unreferenced March 2010 Neologism date May 2011 Premium Internet generally means the public Internet with Premium IP Services based on Quality of Service and supported end to end across all the autonomous systems supporting the end to end path. The term Premium Internet and Premium IP Service was first coined by the European Research Consortium SUSIE http cordis.europa.eu infowin acts rus projects ac320.htm . Category Europe ... more details
unreferenced date January 2012 notability date January 2012 neologism date January 2012 Move is the measurement unit of movement, certified by Arizona State University Healthy Lifestyle Research Center & Program in Exercise & Wellness . The Move index is associated to the movement people performed and the correlated metabolic activity level of user s body. It s independent from the body weight, but through the body weight is directly correlated with people calorie expenditure. References http bjsm.bmj.com content 45 2 109.abstract British Journal of sports medicine Category Units of measure ... more details
Please do not speedy delete this on the basis that it was previously deleted. Some things have changed since then. It will probably survive an AfD now. It is preferred you discuss it on the talk page prior to filing an AfD. Walmart is the largest retail chain in the world. Walmart or Wal Mart may also refer to Walmart Canada , the Canadian unit of Wal Mart Walmart Neighborhood Market , a grocery store chain Walmart a Belgian computer reseller. Wal Mart bill , nickname for the Fair Share Health Care Act Camelops Wal Mart fossil , a prehistoric camel bone found at the construction site of a Wal Mart store in Mesa, Arizona Walmart golf tournament , a golf tournament on the Champions Tour Walmart neologism , or Walmarting , a neologism with multiple meanings Walmart song , a song by Rodney Carrington Wal Mart , a song and viral music video by rapper Mr. Ghetto See also Walmartopia disambig ... more details
Zaching is a neologism for a pose popularized by Zach Lederer, a University of Maryland, College Park University of Maryland freshman currently undergoing treatment for brain cancer. Lederer is a manager for the Maryland Terrapins men s basketball team. He survived cancer as a twelve year old, but was diagnosed again when he was 18. After receiving surgery to remove a tumor from his brain, Lederer asked his father to take a picture of him flexing his biceps, to demonstrate his physical and mental strength despite his ordeal. The image was copied by his close friends and relatives as a gesture of support, and soon went viral. University of Maryland athletes, students, and alumni released several group pictures of themselves Zaching, and soon other famous celebrities and athletes, many with no connection to the University of Maryland, began Twitter tweeting Zaching photos. The nature of the neologism is similar to the more popular Tebowing . Lederer and Zaching were featured in an ESPN special on March 10, 2012, as well as articles and columns in The Washington Post , Baltimore Sun , and WRC TV NBC News Washington . ref Zaching a Display of Strength and Courage. http search.espn.go.com zach lederer ref ref Everyone at Maryland is Zaching http www.washingtonpost.com blogs dc sports bog post everyone at maryland is zaching 2012 02 09 gIQAmozW2Q blog.html ref ref Zaching Catching on at Maryland and Abroad http articles.baltimoresun.com 2012 02 10 sports bal maryland basketball zaching catching on at maryland and abroad 20120210 1 brain tumors torrey smith zach lederer ref References references Category Neologisms ... more details
neologism date April 2012 Unreferenced date July 2007 Source tracking pertains to the ability of some hypertext systems to rigorously track the exact source of every document or partial document included in the system that is, they remember who entered the information, when it was entered, when it was updated and by whom, and so on. This allows determining the exact history of every document and even small parts of documents . Present HTML and HTTP do not have this feature, but certain systems on the World Wide Web such as Wiki WikiWiki and Everything2 Everything Engine may have limited versions of the capability. See also Revision control Compu lang stub Category Hypertext pl ledzenie r de ... more details
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