Neologism, word playing, idiosyncratic humour

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Aukia, auky - shortenings of "aucory", which is itself a shortening of "aucorigia".
Aukic - adjective from "aukia".
Aukiczny - Polish adjective from "aukia".

авкоригия, авкория, авкия - Russian counterparts of: aucorigia, aucory, aukia - avkorigiya, avkoriya, avkiya.

I really like the word bunkum and have got a bit stuck on it creatively and as a stim. I use "bunkie" as a substitute for wrong, broken, odd, cute or pathetic, otherwise, I just find a way to throw variants into a sentence.
I.e.
" do you want a bit of bunkum on your bunk bungee, Bunkie?"
Meaning
"would you like some marmalade on your toast?"

Oh, and my nephew has started doing something similar aged 3. He doesn't like his toy because it makes "kranchie, kranchie" (it's too noisey). I could really appreciate his concern when he coined this one.

A certain tennis player born in Russia inspired me to begin taking tennis lessons. I call him my "Istomin-spiration."

Saburene - modification of Polish word "zaburzenie", which means "disorder", "disturbance". Google found only 7 results for this word. Word "saburenes" was not found by Google. In Google there were 47 results for "sabureni".

Siedmioocznica (heptaocula, heptocula, septaocula, septocula) - word formed from Polish phrase "siedem oczek" (literally: "seven little eyes"). "Oczko" (Polish word for "little eye") can be used for the number "21".

"Siedmioocznica" is combination of 21, 42 and 84 at the same time. F21, F42, F84 - I received in my life these three diagnosed together.

Derithians, Necolinians, Lacufrians, Lasirchians, Laithmians, Rebereinsians. Fictional tribes.

Absolutely!

I was a client of a terrific therapist; that is a therapist who encouraged a greater expression of feelings, and not so much on thoughts. With that advice, I understood the difficulties of separating thoughts from feelings.

While in session, I combined the words 'thoughts' and 'feelings' and came up with the word 'thoughtlings!' Both of us "got a good laugh" on account of my novel word-invention talent.

Out of jest, my therapist asked a couple of times, "any 'thoughtlings lately??'"

"Biassudar" - no results in Google. "Biassudara" also was not found.

Biassudare, biassudari, biassudaru, biassudary, biassudaria, biassudarna, biasssudarie, biassudars.

Vape-gate

Investigation of students smoking.
Assistant Principal WoodWord was not involved.

"Zasipiel" - Google found only one result for this word.
"Zasipiel" is a shortening of Polish phrase "zasiłek pielęgnacyjny" ("care allowance", a form of financial benefit for people with disabiliy).

Nadolevusca, nadnevusca. Words not found in the Google.
Bolinokiho.
Billotini. 50 results.

LTBNS - abbreviation of the phrase "let there be no sin". Phrases formed from that phrase:
- Let Therebenosin
- Lett Herebenosin
- Letth Erebenosin
- Letthe Rebenosin
- Letther Ebenosin
- Letthere Benosin
- Letthereb Enosin
- Lettherebe Nosin
- Letthereben Osin

He was released on bagel