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med. stillborn {adj} [dead at birth]
8
stillgeboren [Neol.] [totgeboren]
bleen {adj} [neol.] [rare] [portmanteau of blue and green]blün [Neol.] [selten] [Kofferwort aus blau und grün]
not sufficiently complex [too simple]unterkomplex [geh.] [neol.]
Verbs
Internet to ghost sb. [coll.] [abruptly cut off contact with]
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jdn. ghosten [ugs.] [neol.] [so tun, als ob es einen nicht mehr gäbe]
to cosplay [neol.]
7
cosplayen [Neol.]
Internet to fave sth. [coll.]
5
etw.Akk. faven [Neol.] [z. B. einen Tweet] [bes. auf der Plattform Twitter]
Internet to adblock [neol.]adblocken [Neol.]
comp. to edit sth. in GIMPetw.Akk. gimpeln [Neol.] [in GIMP bearbeiten]
to Muslimize sth. [give a Muslim character to sth.]etw. vermuseln [Neol.] [regional] [meist pej.] [Bezirk, Region etc.]
Nouns
spork [neol.] [blend of spoon and fork]
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Göffel {m} [Neol.] [Kombination aus Gabel und Löffel]
bromance [coll.] [portmanteau of brother-romance, non-sexual]
21
Bromance {f} [Neol.]
market. advertorial [portmanteau of "advertisement" and "editorial"]
9
Advertorial {n} [Neol.] [Kofferwort aus advertisement (Anzeige) und editorial (Leitartikel)]
nothingburger [Am.] [coll.] [also: nothing burger] [sth. that is lacking in substance]
8
Nothingburger {m} [auch: Nothing-Burger] [Neol.]
pol. chumocracy [pej.] [neol.] [derived from chum]
5
Freunderlwirtschaft {f} [österr.] [bayer.] [ugs.] [pej.] [Vergabe von Posten an Freunde aus derselben sozialen Schicht]
gastr. foon [neol.] [blend of fork and spoon]
5
Göffel {m} [Neol.] [Kombination aus Gabel und Löffel]
district capitalBezirksmetropole {f} [Neol.] [Bezirkshauptstadt]
bibliosmia [neol.] [the sensation caused by the pleasant smell of a good book]Bibliosmie {f}
bromance [coll.] [portmanteau of brother-romance, non-sexual]Bromanze {f} [Neol.]
ling. Chinglish [often pej.] [neol.]Chinglish {n} [oft pej.] [Neol.]
chem. spec. firststuffs [chemical elements] [neol.]Elemente {pl}
women's helplineFrauenhelpline {f} [Neol.] [auch: Frauen-Helpline]
gastr. runcible spoon [made famous by the Owl and the Pussycat] [spork]Göffel {m} [Neol.] [Kombination aus Gabel und Löffel]
ind. med. vaccine manufacturerImpfhersteller {m} [neol.] [verkürzt für Impfstoffhersteller]
comp. infoxication [neol.] [information overload]Informationsüberflutung {f}
philos. awhileness [neol.] [esp. Heidegger]Jeweiligkeit {f} [Neol.] [bes. Heidegger]
trigger wordKlingelwort {n} [neol.] [Wort, das eine spontane, oft emotionale Reaktion auslöst]
Internet sociol. looksmaxing [also: looksmaxxing] [neol.]Looksmaxing {n} [auch: Looksmaxxing] [Neol.]
astron. moonmoon [neol.]Mondmond {m} [Neol.]
zool. Octlantis [neol.]Octlantis {n} [Neol.]
spec. travel rawdoggingRawdogging {n} [Neol.]
gastr. sporf [neol.] [spoon, fork and knife in one]Schneidgöffel {m} [Neol.] [regional] [Dreifachkombination aus Messer, Löffel und Gabel]
sports sportswashing [coll.]Sportswashing {n} [Neol.] [Kofferwort aus Sport und Whitewashing]
econ. sportwashing [neol.] [portmanteau of sport and whitewashing]Sportwashing {n} [Neol.] [Kofferwort aus Sport und Whitewashing] [Schönfärberei durch Sport]
spec. ["case" invented to criticize the replacement of the genitive by "von" constructions in German]Vonitiv {m} [Neol.]
sociol. suburbanista [neol.]Vorstädter {m}
2 Words: Others
med. stillborn {adj} [dead at birth]still geboren [Neol.] [tot geboren]
2 Words: Nouns
ganjapreneur [coll.] [hum.] [neol.]Hasch-Unternehmer {m} [ugs.]
comp. spear phishing [neol.]Spear-Phishing {n}
pol. RadioTV [TV debate between four party leaders in Germany]TV-Quadrell {n} [Neol.] [TV-Viererrunde zur Bundestagswahl]
3 Words: Nouns
biol. speciecide [neol.] [eradication of a species]Ausrottung {f} einer Spezies
Fiction (Literature and Film)
comics F cromulent {adj} [hum.] [neol.] [from The Simpsons TV series]akzeptabel
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