general Ever made up your own weird words?

[Kyoshi Frost Wolf 42,202]

So, me being me, I tend to say random stuff a lot, mostly to myself, my boyfriend or my friends. Sometimes it is just different ways of saying other words mashed into something that is fun to say despite having no meaning at all. XD

 

Has anyone else ever ddne that? Just made up random words, phrases or sayings that don't have a real meaning?

 

Here is an example of something I randomly say: Buhborshkee. Because why not. XP My oddities know no boundaries.

[Ethan Tran 950]

yup. happens every time.. mostly when i playing some new video games and curse the enemies and what they doing to me) words just mash up and pop in my head. it's quite like you describe it. mostly it comes with expression and even aggression, but only on virtual persons, not alive ones (;
*can't quite remember any of them at the moment tho.. like i said it was an expression and it lasts for a short period of time (couple of months at max), then i just stop using them or come up with a new ones.

not sure why, but its always a laugh!

yes, it's always funny =)) lighten up my mood every time.

Edited September 30, 2016 by Ethan Tran

[Choros Isorropai 409]

yes, my family is known for mixing up our words, in spoken form... written not so much...(one example i do in writing "wento" instead of "went to", jsut too lazy to but the extra T, i guess...lol)(and typed i do it often, like "just" back there, being jsut, usualy i notice.)

 

besides the usual "red neck" ones such as "y'all" and "G'nite", we usualy just take the first part of one word and mix it with the next word.

examlpe: i try to say " so critter and mischief were fighting the other day..." and what comes out is "so mitter and crischief were..."ect

basicaly that is it, we mix up some words as we speak... not sure why, but its always a laugh!

[AmarisNsane 2,733]

Eis Lage.

 

I don't exactly remember how this came up during a conversation with my partner as it's happened about a year or so ago, but if I recall correctly, it was a typo of some kind. I'm not certain how we've butchered what ever word that was supposed to be but we did.  We've joked about how nice it actually looked and decided to keep using it in form of an "Inside joke", I guess.

 

How we've used it in context though, unbelievably, it seemed to be something along the lines of "I love you" or perhaps just "Love you".  

[They call me Loyalty 1,954]

Yes, new words and modifications of existing ones in my native language. Then it becomes a custom, and some people won't stop correcting me. It's fine.

[Guest]

Yes, though it mostly occurs whne playing games. Not just me, my friends aswell It's always funny to use it afterwards though, or when you hear it for the first time with its definition.

[Peppermint Larry 203]

I grew up with a sister and two brothers. The sister was the closest to my age, so we thought we could create a new language so we could say things without our brothers understanding. I don't get to see them very often anymore, but I still use some of that language. There's some structure to it, but it's also mostly garbled up English.

 

"Hee, tsel et eent oo da isn cray" = "Hey, let's get into the ice cream."

 

I also make compound words to try to explain things, like "rainfeeling" (ability to sense gentle rain while inside a building with no windows).

[cmarston1 5,964]

Sometimes when I am bored, but I never remember what they are.

[Shadowed Watcher 183]

I have so many made-up words that I can't keep track of any of them, yet when the situation calls for it I can use them flawlessly. Many words though are mashups between multiple words and I use them daily.

[gamecubeguy214 2,514]

No, I don't think I've ever done that. I don't have the level of creativity to make up any words that sound like it would make sense as an English word. While this is for weird words, I don't really do that. I wouldn't consider myself to be all that "weird".

Edited October 3, 2016 by gamecubeguy214