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June 29, 2010

new word naming: meal, event, with president

Presidine™

(pres-ih-DINE)

new words, new terms, neologisms, presidine, dining with president, Obama dining, Obama and Medvedev Get Burgers, Obama sederDefinition:

A dining event with a president.

Sample Usage: 

Oren's aunt works in the White House kitchen and occasionally sneaks him leftovers from a presidine.

Inspired by:

CBS News / Political Hotsheet / "Presidents Obama, Medvedev Go Out for Burgers"

(Photo Credit: Sodahead) 


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May 22, 2010

new word naming: circumvent, tweet

Circumtweet

(sir-cum-tweet)

Dalai Lama Definition:

To circumvent censorship or controlling forces by communicating via tweets. Also: a tweet that does the job.

Sample Usage:

The Dalai Lama sent a circumtweet.

Inspired by:

Mashable / "Dalai Lama Uses Twitter to Circumvent Chinese Government" 

(Photo Credit: Reuters)

Posted at 08:11 AM | | Comments (0)

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