Webism


1. a new word that codifies an important feature, concept or practice in the online world.
2. the web equivalent of a “neologism,” a newly coined word that may be in the process of entering common use.
3. a slang term that was invented by — and for — web users without approval from any outside authority.
“phishing” and “viral marketing” are a great examples of webisms that eventually entered worldwide parlance.

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