Webgets-widgets for the web

Spelling:Webgets

Meaning:widgets for the web

Etymology:Web+widgets

Author:

Usage:"Webgets provide an interface to interact with the web"

Date of creation:Unknown

Opposition:None to date

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Language of origin:English

Tommoro-Tomorow

Spelling:Tommoro

Meaning:Tomorrow(see what we think about 'typos')

Etymology:typo(Tomorrow)

Author:Typos don't have authors

Usage:"We will finish the work tommoro"

Date of creation:Typos are not created

Opposition:None to date

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Language of origin:English

Pashion-passion

Spelling:Pashion

Meaning:Passion (see what we think about 'typos')

Etymology: typo(Passion)

Author:Typos don't have authors

Usage:"An artist is pashionate about his work."

Date of creation:Typos are not created

Opposition:None to date

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Language of origin:English

Blogons-those who live in the blogosphere

Spelling:Blogons

Meaning:those who live in the blogosphere

Etymology:Blog+gons

Author:Ajit Gupta

Usage:"Blogon's are creating a revolution on the internet."

Date of creation:Unknown

Opposition:None to date

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Language of origin:English

Toonoid-with characteristics of a cartoon

Spelling:Toonoid

Meaning:with characteristics of a cartoon

Etymology:cartoon+droid

Author:Ajit Gupta

Usage:"You look like a toonoid with that funny face"

Date of creation:April 2007

Opposition:None to date

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Language of origin:English

Clipse-something out of field of view

Spelling:Clipse

Meaning: something out of field of view

Etymology:eclipse-e

Author:

Usage:"The person standing behind me was clipsed until i turned around."

Date of creation:Unknown

Opposition:None to date

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Language of origin:English

Ministetainer-a minister who is also an entertainer

Spelling:Ministetainer

Meaning:A minister who is also an entratainer

Etymology:Minister+Entertainer

Author:Joe Tribiani

Usage:"A ministetainer provides the services of both a minister and an entertainer."

Date of creation:Unknown

Opposition:None to date

History:It was used by Joe Tibaini in the television serial "Friends".

Language of origin:English

Holendar-A calendar of Holidays

Spelling:Holendar

Meaning:A calendar of Holidays

Etymology:Holiday+Calendar

Author:Ajit Gupta

Usage:"Check the Holendar to see if its a holiday tomorrow"

Date of creation:April 2007

Opposition:None to date

History:A holendar should not be confused with a calendar with holidays marked on it. It is different in that it just lists holidays.

Language of origin:English