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What’s something we don’t have a word for yet?
What’s something we don’t have a word for yet?
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The feeling when when a warm part of your body comes into contact with a cold part of your body. You feel a sensation that is both cooling and heating at the same time in the same place.
If there’s a word for this I would love to know.
*Laughs in German
We have a word for throwing someone out of a window, but no word for the day after tomorrow
Is there a word for not wanting someone to be close to you but wanting them to be near you
Sometimes a situation happens and you just feel… something… You’re not sure what it is but you know you’re feeling a strong emotion. Upon further consideration, you realize that you’re feeling an emotion that doesn’t exist. Like when you watch your friend poke three holes in a pancake and attempt to use it as a super hero mask.
There are lots of things and phrases we don’t yet have *one single word to describe.*
For example, “a colophon printed on living skin,” “the altar stone of an abandoned temple,” and “tracks in the illimitable void.”
The sensation that you’re invisible, even though in a room with other people – as if you don’t exist.
When you’re not hungry but you still feel like eating something.
Do we have a word for the feeling someone is going to kill you while you stare at your wall while sleeping?
If we had a word for it, we wouldn’t be even answering your question
When you and a girl want to date but are just a little too young, what am I supposed to say when people ask what my relationship with her is?
The difference between « soft » as in « feeling soft to the touch » and « soft » as is « drapey » or « not rigid ». As a french speaking guy, we have two different words for those and looking for clothes is crazy hard in english
for people who bully you but you use the same tactics on another person
A word for when you go from really excited to sad because of canceled plans
That thing where you try to get out of someone’s way while they’re trying to get out of your way and you end up in a side stepping get out of the way dance
I have an answer but could not type it
We have no word for cum mixed with shit, which is a substance that is created during anal intercourse.
I was thinking “shum” or “cush” perhaps?
daughters who love their dentists
The term for someone that overworks/takes all available work in a group setting and then complains that no one does any work.
Never heard of a word, for when you’re trying to pass by somebody, but you both move the same direction, so you keep accidentally bumping into each other.
Emotional damage make it one word
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A name for the day after tomorrow
There should be a word for a reverse role-model – someone you strive to be the opposite of.
For some people that word is parents but there should be a word for it
I don’t think there’s a word for the little rubberized balls that form when underwear elastic starts to degrade, and the rubbery threads ball up with lint during a wash, and there’s no way to remove them except cutting them off, which could completely cause the elastic to unravel.
Is there a “clinical” word for people who were completely normal then became super conspiracy about everything during the trump presidency?
Unthirsty.
We have ‘full’ as an opposite to ‘hungry’, but all we could muster for ‘thirsty’ is ‘unthirsty’!? Boo!
Context needed. That’s the word we haven’t done yet
I think around half of languages have this word so that’s quite interesting
For one I’ve yet see english word for “laipa”. It’s best explained as elevated wooden structure ment to be walked over. Can function as a bridge, or dock or just a footpath in nature parks
There’s no English word for getting tickled by a puppy. In French it’s chiotouillant.
Edit: that’s actually not a French word either so there ya go.
Back of the knee