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speaks in jargon and has numerous *neologes* and he is quite aphasic. Thanks. nm - wilson
Posted: May 22, 2011
nm
Probably means "neologies", but.. (sm) - Hi there!
[ In Reply To ..]...the correct form of the word would be "neologisms". If you're on a verbatim, I'd go with "neologies" in quotes.
Neologism is creating new words to replace others, which would fit with the jargon use and aphasia.
neologisms - anon
[ In Reply To ..]neologisms - they're made-up words or words not in common usage yet.
Sorry - anon
[ In Reply To ..]Didn't read the other post.
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