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24-Aug-2005, 02:03
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24-Aug-2005, 06:21
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| Re: coined words Welcome.  The various types of neologisms are listed here: http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/rthompso/wordcoining.html |
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24-Aug-2005, 07:38
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| Re: coined words Here are also some examples of coined words - http://alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxportma.html You should specify what types of coinages you need - there are lots of them!  Carroll's Alice in the Wonderland is a treasury of coined words, in case you need some unique ones, invented by the author. Good luck  |
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