I invented a word: "Verious".

[Clyde Machine]

And yes, I do intend this to be a somewhat serious but entirely goofy topic. Verious. ver·ious [vair-eeuhs] –adjective not serious; facetious. Often used as a humourous contradiction in a person's statement. "Twilight is awesome! ...I'm being verious." Origin: 2010; very + -serious; —Related forms ver·ious·ly, adverb —Can be confused:  various. ---- I am actually incorporating this into my regular speech now, as is Lloyd Wallace, a friend of mine and member of DV. Will you guys use it too? Questions pertaining usage and all other concerns are welcomed.

[Loaf]

I'd laugh if this accidentally got adopted by people online and eventually made its way into the English language, with people everywhere baffled as to its origins.

[lucidreamsavy]

Dramatism: This words means the act of being dramatic. I am full of dramatism. I actually use this word xD. Also, cheesalicious, meaning it's delicious, but it must have cheese in it . "This pizza is SO cheesalicious". I use this word too .

[StrangeDreamsGuy]

Everybody start using "verious" constantly at your local school/work/place of residence and pass it off as a real word. Then when it's in the English dictionary you can take minor credit for its popularity.

[Loaf]

I once created a phrase and got my whole school to start using it. Never caught on elsewhere though.

[Clyde Machine]

Yeah, StrangeDreamsGuy! Let's all get using it! That's cool, Loaf, I've never made a phrase that caught on, but one time I really tried to get people to say "Holy Bejebus!" which didn't catch on. I know there have been other words I've used and still use, I'll mention them if I remember them. But! Everyone use the term "verious" when you're being verious out int he world! I'm gonna add it to my Firefox dictionary right now.

[kookyinc]

I get PO'd when people are like, "OMGEEE THIS IS MINE AND DERRICK'S 5 MONTH ANNIVERSARY ZOMG!!!!1111one" Thus, I invented the word "Lunaversary." It is a month celebration thing. Also, I will try to incorporate verious into my language.

[slayer]

I could see verious as being a real word.

[Clyde Machine]

@slayer I feel like it's been in my vernacular for a while, even though it hasn't. It really does feel like a real word. @kookyinc I have that problem too, where I want to say that it's our x month anniversary, but it's not an anniversary because it's a month, and I'm not about to say monthaversary. I like lunaversary, thanks bud.