Pre-form-ance Anxiety
The anxiety one feels before filling out a form.
Kneeologisms
New words or phrases inspired by new news stories (which may be related to knees).
Condesexsion
A attitude of patronizing disdain based on a belief in the superiority and inferiority of different sexes.
Halloweenie
Someone who gets squeamish about death images associated with Halloween.
Seaking
Looking to the sea for inspiration and solace.
Techycardia
A rapid heartbeat induced by unpleasant technology-related surprises.
Photogsynthesis
Presenting a group of photographs together with hopes that they illuminate, clarify, or entertain.
Eutubing
Using YouTube videos for the good of your blog.
Grattitude
An attitude of gratitude, especially at the end of a blog post, for all who contribute and all who read (including YOU)!















I think filling out is my pet hate, and for some reason over the last few years they seem to be getting harder to do, and definitely more complicated. I suppose I’m nearly a formophobiliac
I definitely have formophobia. Thanks for all your words, Ivors.
Optionophobia: Fear of making a phone call to a public body
Great new word for a new world, Derrick.
Preformance anxiety! When we go to a new MD these days we’re handed a tablet to fill out with a stylus. Mostly they are multiple choice, with a few areas to be filled in with a keyboard. I’m the designated filler-outer of such forms now, and the paper ones as well. Love your neologisms!
Love all your words, Sunny!
Gratitude is going to stick with me today. I’ll be alert to Halloweenies over the next month 😊 Thank you Ann!
Thanks for being Valert!
Good one!
Ann-thology: Finding your daily chapter of the Koplow blog on your WordPress blog email list.
All great words, Mark.
Blogadelphia…it’s not a city in Pennsylvania.
Love your words!
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I have formophobia for sure. I break out in a cold sweat and my heart beats rapidly when I need to fill something out. Like a little kid getting an exam sheet in school
It’s not new that I relate to you, Lisa!
I have form for ignoring forms.
Good form, Alex.
Nothing makes me happier than learning new words, except possibly the opportunity to use those new words, and “photogsynthesis” especially is one I’ll have plenty of opportunities to use since your blog always presents groups of photographs in ways that illuminate, clarify, and entertain.
Nothing makes me happier than a comment like this from you, Chris.