Wordsteal
when someone makes up what they think is a truly unique word or phrase, and then they hear it on tv or from somebody they don’t know soon afterwards.
wordsteal example
sam: …that film was “loloriffic”!!!
(two weeks later)
tv: …and this incident has has been described as loloriffic by many witnesses.
sam: d-mn – my word has been wordstolen!
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