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Etymythology – noun, a false etymology that has come to be widely known and so is generally believed. Blending (etymology + myth)

Faitheist – noun, an atheist who is nevertheless understanding and tolerant of religions and religious people. Blending (faith + atheist)

Gran-lit – noun, literature that appeals to older women. Composition and Shortening (grandmother + literature)

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   Doorer – noun, a person who causes a cyclist to come off their bike by opening a car door (by ‘dooring’ them). Affixation (door + er)
   
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   SMIDSY – this refers to an accident caused by a driver’s failure to see another road user, especially a cyclist or motorcyclist. Acronym (stands for ‘sorry, mate I didn’t see you’)
   
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   Co-opetition – noun, an element of working together for mutual benefit between avowed corporate rivals. Blending (cooperative competition)
   
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   Pulchronomics – noun, the study of the economics of physical attractiveness. Hamermesh is the acknowledged father of pulchronomics, or the economic study of beauty. Blending (pulchritude + economics)
   
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   Cryotherapy – noun, a treatment in which the patient is subjected to freezing jets of air in the bid to encourage the production of collagen and thus the rejuvenation of the skin. Cryotherapy is also used to smooth out wrinkles and fine lines. Composition (cryo + therapy)
   
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   Jel – informal, jealous. Shortening and acronym (Just Enough to Lose)
   
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    Mob – noun, informal, someone with a snobbish take on modern trends. Blending (modern + snob)
    
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    Selfie – noun, informal, a photograph taken of yourself, often for the purposes of posting on a social-networking website. Affixation (self + ie)
    
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    Judgie – adjective, informal, judgemental or critical. Shortening, affixation (suffix –ie)
    
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