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Thepeopl wrote:

Read a book. Or crochet a summer hat, or watch a film, start sanding down old paint and recoat it, bake a cake or make a stew, oohh, no ofcourse not. I'll read all posts on this Rmb I missed because I did other stuff.

I think it would be fun to make up new words for English!

The rules are:

The words must feel natural to say in both individual and contextual utterations

The words must include a definition ( a short one if you prefer)

The words can be derived from different languages, whether they be of foreign origin or adaptations of existing words

The words cannot be variations of spelling of an existing word, nor can they be an extinct one (unless the word is given new meaning)

The words cannot be completely intact from a foreign tongue, as that would be a borrowed word

The words cannot be profanity or inappropriate

An example would be: obscience (against knowledge, ignorant)

The man is obscient of the letter and word, for he knows not how to spell or write.

He has an obscientious stance toward the teaching of evolution in school.