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Braggadocious – adjective, informal, boastful or arrogant. Affixation ( braggadocio + -ous)

Clunker – noun, informal, an old, run-down vehicle or machine; a thing that is totally unsuccessful. Affixation (clunk + -er)

Cred – noun, informal term for street credibility. Shortening/Clipping

Defriend – verb, another term for unfriend; remove (someone) from a list of friends or contacts on a social networking website. Affixation ( de- + friend)

Downlink – noun, a telecommunications link for signals coming to the earth from a satellite, spacecraft, or aircraft. Composition (down + link)

Teletreat – verb, to examine and prescribe treatment for a patient remotely, using videoconferencing. Blending (television + treatment)

Gangling – adjective (of a person), tall, thin, and awkward in movements or bearing. Composition (gang + ling)

Self-tracking – noun, the practice of using a Smartphone to monitor and record one’s health and wellbeing. Composition (self + tracking)

Nung – noun, a branch of the Tai languages. Borrowed word, internationalism

Podium – verb, (of a competitor) finish first, second, or third, so as to appear on a podium for an award. Conversion ( from noun podium)

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    SSD – noun, computing, a storage device containing nonvolatile flash memory, used in place of a hard disk because of its much greater speed. Abbreviation (Origin: 1980s: abbreviation of solid state drive or solid state disk)
    
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    Tretinoin - noun, a drug related to retinol (Vitamin A), used as a topical ointment in the treatment of acne and other disorders of the skin. Blending (trans
    

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    Uplink – verb, provide (someone) with or send (something) by satellite link. Composition (up + link)
    
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    Whip-smart – adjective, someone who is "whip-smart" is able to come up with an answer right away, and succinctly; (intelligent, brainy). Composition (whip + smart)
    
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    Kitchenalgia – noun, nostalgia for the homespun domesticity of the 1950s as evinced by the success of craft stores and retro retailers such as Cath Kidston. Blending ( kitchen + nostalgia)
    
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