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The prefix "per" means through, so this made up word seems to mean "as though it came through the sphincter" a.k.a "crappy". So "persphinctery" would be a syno
by slowmovintarget 10y ago
The prefix "per" means through, so this made up word seems to mean "as though it came through the sphincter" a.k.a "crappy".
So "persphinctery" would be a synonym of "excretory", were it actually a word.
- noobermin 10y agoWhen mashing prefixes onto words in a way which is unfamiliar, it's usually customary to use a hyphen. E.g. "post-fact[0]" instead of "postfact". Strangely, to me, the former seems to imply that "post-" is a prefix while the latter seems to be a fact involving postal mail. [0] https://granta.com/why-were-post-fact/ https://granta.com/why-were-post-fact/
- jwatte 10y agoGiven that you put the letters together, it is a word. The only question is how many understand it, and which dictionaries (if any) you can find it in.
- nathancahill 10y agoYou got it: https://twitter.com/gassee/status/767576827963453440 https://twitter.com/gassee/status/767576827963453440
- tempodox 10y agoCreative word generation is always welcome.