(ED)M-pathy

Noun.
English.
/ä:d(-ä)ˈɛmpəθi/

: The sonic language that a sound communication towards a person enticing feeling and
emotion

Origin
From, EDM, definition (US english) : popular music intended for dancing to in clubs,
typically having a repetitive beat and a synthesized backing track.
Early 21st century: abbreviation of electronic dance music .
& Empathy, early 20th century: from Greek empatheia (from em- ‘in’ + pathos
‘feeling’) translating German Einfühlung.

Archalgia
Noun.
English.
/ɑːˈkˈaldʒə/

Verb. Archalgic
/ɑːˈkˈaldʒɪk/

Arabic:
‫منين‬
: Feeling nostalgic for old-fashioned things or times, ones that you might have never
actually experienced in your life.

From
Archaic: very old or old-fashioned; Belonging to the past.
‫ممات‬
Obsolete; outdated.
‫مهجور‬
abandoned, deserted, disused, derelict, desolate
Nostalgia: a sentimental longing or wistful affection for a period in the past.
‫حنين‬
craving, nostalgia, longing, yearning, yen

Examples
:

‫عشت اليوم بإحساس ممنين‬

‫استيقظت من نومتي حزين‬
 ‫بحلم دائما بأيام زمان‬
‫بتمنا ارجع لهذا السالم‬

‫حتى لو هذا ليس حقيقتي‬

‫ربما يجب على السفر عبر الزمن‬
‫هذا هو حلم حياتي‬

Compreduction
Noun.
English.
/kəm präˈdʌkʃ(ə)n/
comp·reduction

1. the act of compreducing or the state of being compreduced.

2. simultaneous lossless compression and reduction

Verb.Compreduce
/kəm präˈdjuːs/
comp·reduce

(used with object), comp·reduce

1. to losslessly compress and reduce at the same time
2. (in language) to bring down to a smaller amount, number or size, without losing
any content or meaning

compreduction was inevitable in the deconstruction of this poem

Origin
From
Compression, /kəmˈprɛʃ(ə)n/ the reduction in volume (causing an
increase in pressure) of the fuel mixture in an internal combustion engine
before ignition.
: late Middle English: via Old French from Latin compressio(n- ), from
comprimere ‘press together’ (see compress).
& From,
Reduction /rɪˈdʌkʃ(ə)n/, the action or fact of making something smaller
or less in amount, degree, or size.
: late Middle English (denoting the action of bringing back): from Old
French, or from Latin reductio(n- ), from reducere ‘bring back, restore’
(see reduce). The sense development was broadly similar to that of
reduce; sense 1 dates from the late 17th century.

Examples
 : compreduction was inevitable in the deconstruction of this poem

Disparinescience
Noun.
English.
/dɪˈspar ˈne-sh(ē-)ən(t)s/

1. ignorance of non-conformity
2. a word that describes becoming so familiar and accustomed to believing, acting, and
behaving in one manner that even the consideration of doing the opposite act is foreign,
impossible, or romanticized as an aesthetic because it’s never been practiced.

Alt.
:Inability to act, behave, or live in a certain way because it’s never been practiced, and as
such, revert to the ways of conditioned human behaviour (either by society or family).

Origin
Dis- From, Disparity, mid 16th century: from French disparité, from late Latin
disparitas, based on Latin paritas ‘parity’, Late Latin nescientia,
From Latin -nescient, nesciens, present participle of nescire not to know, from ne- not +
scire to know.

Examples
We enter the hospital. We like to look at our reflection: it stretches out on the
glass surface forever beyond us, like a monolith. We like to look at each other. We are
the same size but we are taller than each other. We constantly change forms and bodies.
We can only see each other and no one can see us. We are much darker and much lighter.
Looking into the canyon of our face, we drink the varied endless depth of shadow, it
brings us life. We laugh and we cry. We mimic each other because we are each other.
There’s a constant rhythmic beating that informs our every move.

We check in at the desk. “You have a consultation for surgery at 10:30 with Dr. Adam.
Please take your seats and we will be with you shortly. And take throat lozenges if you
like. We have cinnamon and honey.”

We tick the forms. No history of other illness. No allergies. No problems with heart and
mind. No problems with manifesting. We have been here before. The weight of each
other keeps us in place and doesn’t let us move. We are somewhere above and below, the
skittering of our language shakes at the foundation. We think of all the beings we created
together.

Into the consultation room. A velvet wooden construction. Our shadows dancing on the
walls. “Thank you for coming in today. We reviewed the X-rays, the blood tests, the
radiation exposure, the DNA tests, the pressure tests, the tear tests, the body scans, the
dental records.”
 “We will have to perform a dualectomy. There is no other option. The mortality rate for
this procedure is zero, but of course you will be changed forever. There’s no place for
you and your hauntings in our world, among our people. We believe something is wrong
inside you, there is a malignant mass, and this is the only way to take it out. We see no
other method has been able to accomplish that so far. We can learn from you two. We
will use you. It’s going to be painful.”

We laugh and we cry. We are not concerned for our deaths, but we cannot survive a
separation while still being who we are. We subdue and restrain our writhing greying
bodies.

Into the operating theater. The initial separation of us is performed quickly. We sleep.
Slash of scalpels and saws and spirits. And in our cavity, hiding behind metal bars, they
find in both of us the parasitic tumor. It looks like a swollen bruise, dark purple and green
and yellow. It’s cold and hot. It beats in a rhythm. It cries and doesn’t laugh. Strange
symbols carved inside. Shrouded in silk and mucus. As it hits air it causes a torrent of
primal rain in so-many-miles radius. It is filled with teeth, the teeth of lights and nurses
and men. Both are filled with teeth. Both interconnected in a web of flesh and veins
and emotions. They try to take them out. It’s never been exposed. It’s stuck. They don’t
understand what they do and their hypothesis is wrong. They don’t understand and they
don’t know how to help. They put us back in the world.

We can’t recover. Not as we once were. We don’t know how to be. We don’t know
who we are. Totality scabs. Saline stops restoring. In the next life it’s going to hurt a lot.
“Stay calm. We will find you again. We will find another vessel to inhabit, to appear to
you, you’ll recognize me there behind empty eyes, and we will always watch from above
and below you. You’ll always feel us. We will haunt and meet at the gravestone. It’s
going to hurt a lot in the next life. It’s like the toil of honey. We are and are not and are
never individual.”

Dualectomy
Noun.
English.
/ˈdü(-ə)l ‘ek-tə-mē /

: Removing simultaneously for examination two conflicting realities

Origin
From, Dual-, of, relating to, or noting two.

& From -ectomy (Medicine), a combining form meaning “excision” of the part specified
by the initial element, used in the formation of compound words
 Alt. The surgical removal of something.

Examples

1.

1. Depression, a state of low mood and aversion to activity, can affect a person's
thoughts,behavior, tendencies, feelings, and sense of well-being. A depressed mood
is a normal temporary reaction to life events - such as loss of a loved one. It is also a
symptom of some physical diseases and a side effect of some drugs and medical
treatments.
2. Depressed mood may also be a symptom of some mood disorders such as major
depressive
disorder or dysthymia.
3. Depression state low and to can a thoughts, tendencies, and of being depressed is
normal reaction life such loss a one is a of physical and effects some and treatments
mood also a of mood such major disorder dysthymia.
4. Depression low to a tendencies of depressed normal life loss one a physical effects
and mood a mood major dysthymia. depression to tendencies depressed life one
physical and a major.depression tendencies life physical a

1. depression life a
2. depression a
3. depression.
(every second word)
4. Depression being a one it treatments depressed dysthymia. (first and last word in
sentence)

2.
Ross: I’m sorry, okay.
Rachel: Whoa, she was still there?
Ross: She meant nothing!
Rachel: Worth jeopardising our relationship!
Ross: We were broken up!
Rachel: On a break!
Ross: That could last forever!
Rachel: Think you’re gonna get out of this?
Ross: Our relationship was dead!
Rachel: You had a hell of a time!

Ross: sorry!
Rachel: whoa!
Ross: nothing!
Rachel: jeopardising!
Ross: broken?
Rachel: break.
Ross: forever?
Rachel: think.
Ross: Dead?
 Rachel: hell.

Eiffeless
Adjective
/ʌɪ- fɛl-lɛs/

1. To be without Eifel tower

FEACIOUS
Acryonym
Fear-Everyone-Access-Comfort-Illusion-Ojbective-Unsafe-Senses
/ fey-shuhs/
Fay-cious

1. Identity that is perceived outside of normal, but remains outside of the average comfort
zone.
What is normally a fear for most, and difficult to comprehend or control to the average
person.

2. No connection

Synonym(s)
Fear, Access, Outside

Fetnar
Adjective.
English.

1. Narrative based on the appearance rather than the content of a text

Origin

From, fetish: a form of sexual desire in which gratification is linked to an abnormal degree to
a particular object, item of clothing, part of the body, etc.
: early 17th century (originally denoting an object used by the peoples of West Africa as an
amulet or charm): from French fétiche, from Portuguese feitiço ‘charm, sorcery’ (originally
an adjective meaning ‘made by art’), from Latin facticius (see factitious).
& From, Narrative a spoken or written account of connected events; a story.
 : late Middle English (as an adjective): from French narratif, -ive, from late
Latin narrativus ‘telling a story’, from the verb narrare (see narrate).

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MID
 Acronym (psychology)
Media-Induced-Desensitization

Alt.MIH
Acronym (psychiatry)
Media-Induced-Hypoesthesia

1. Mentally not creating (by inability or choice) a connection between experienced present
reality and depicted reality.
2. generally in case of catastrophic or shocking events, observed through media

Origin(s)

- Media, the main means of mass communication (broadcasting, publishing, and the
Internet) regarded collectively.
- Induction is a method of reasoning in which you use individual ideas or facts to give you
a general rule or conclusion. [formal] 3. uncountable noun. Induction is the process by
which electricity or magnetism is passed between two objects or circuits without them
touching each other.
: late Middle English: from Latin inductio(n- ), from the verb inducere ‘lead into’
(see induce).
- In psychology, desensitization is defined as the diminished emotional responsiveness to
a negative, aversive or positive stimulus after repeated exposure to it.

Pantzer party
Noun.
/ˈpænzər/
/ˈpɑːti/

1. German-style festivity inside armored vehicle.

Origin
From Panzer (German pronunciation: [ˈpantsɐ] ( listen)) is a German word that means
"armour" or specifically "tank". It is occasionally used in English and some other
languages as a loanword in the context of the German military. ... The modern commonly
used synonym is Kampfpanzer, orPanzer).
& From Party a social gathering of invited guests, typically involving eating, drinking,
and entertainment.
: Middle English (denoting a body of people united in opposition to others, also in sense
2 of the noun): from Old French partie, based on Latin partiri ‘divide into parts’. Sense 1
of the noun dates from the early 18th century.

Post-war-vertisment
Noun.
 English.
/pəʊstˈwɔː/
/ədˈvəːtɪzm(ə)nt,ədˈvəːtɪsm(ə)nt/

1. Televised advertisement occurring in the post-war era.

From Post-war, occurring or existing after a war (especially the Second World War).

& from Advertisement, a notice or announcement in a public medium promoting a product,

service, or event or publicizing a job vacancy.
: late Middle English (denoting a statement calling attention to something): from Old
French advertissement, from the verb advertir (see advertise).

Synepisonic Memory
Adjective, Noun.
English.
/ˈsɪn ˈɛpɪsɒnɪk/
/ˈmɛm(ə)ri/

2. recognizable familiar sound patterns, unconsciously stamped in our memory that trigger a
feeling or emotion. Usually related to sounds in your home or environment where you
spend time in. Ex: the sound only your door can make.

Origin
From from syn- 19th century: modern Latin, ‘with’.
& From Episode, an event or a group of events occurring as part of a sequence; an
incident or period considered in isolation.
: late 17th century (denoting a section between songs in Greek tragedy): from
Greek epeisodion, neuter of epeisodios ‘coming in besides’, from epi ‘in addition’
+ eisodos ‘entry’ (from eis ‘into’ + hodos ‘way’).
& From Sonic, Denoting, relating to, or of the nature of sound or sound waves.
: 1920s: from Latin sonus ‘sound’ + -ic.
With Memory, the faculty by which the mind stores and remembers information.
: Middle English: from Old French memorie, from Latin memoria,
from memor ‘mindful, remembering’.

See Also
Synepisound(s)
Noun.
English.
 1. Sounds we are used and unconsciously related to but don’t realize how often we hear
them. But once hear them you are able to somehow recognize. ex: the squeaking
sound of the door of your house.

Trist(ea)ndo
Verb.
Castilian Spanish.
/tʁistɛ:anˈdɔ/

:The act of building up towards being sad.

Origin
: Triste (Castilian Spanish), Translations: Sad; melancholy; miserable; meager.
From Latin trīstis, from Proto-Indo-European *tréystis. Compare also the Old Spanish form
tristo, from a variant Vulgar Latin root.
: Ando (Castilian Spanish), First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of andar.
Alt. -ando (Castilian Spanish), Used with a stem to form the gerund of regular -are verbs,
From Latin -andus. Compare Italian and Portuguese -ando, Romanian -ând, French -ant.

TV-boomers
Noun
INFORMAL
/tiːˈviː/
/ˈbuːmə/

1. a person born in the years following the Second World War, when there was a
temporary marked increase in the birth rate and televised adverticement.

Origin
From TV, television (the system or a set).
With, Boomer, something large or notable of its kind, in particular:
AUSTRALIAN
a large male kangaroo.
a large wave.