Sneezy Neologisms

[Saimou]

So, what do you guys think about sneeze-related neologisms, like ’Sneezure’ and ’Snelfie’? What other sneezy neologisms are you aware of?

Saimou

[•.*°•☆. Q .☆•°*.•]

i definitely started snelfie, it's my self obs tag on my blog 

what does sneezure?? mean?? 

[Guy]

Sneezure is when you sneeze so much that it puts you into a seizure. Be careful out there.

[Chillted96]

22 minutes ago, •.*°•☆. Q .☆•°*.• said:

i definitely started snelfie, it's my self obs tag on my blog 

what does sneezure?? mean?? 

A term used for someone having a spastic sneeze attack.

[•.*°•☆. Q .☆•°*.•]

oh, i don't like that one then. i feel like it takes seizures too lightly

ty for explaining tho

[Heathcliff]

No offence taken, and I don't think you did anything wrong, but it's true that seizures ain't no joke. I'm epileptic  - though thank goodness, I have only had about 7 seizures in over 10 years (and 4 of them in the first year) due to the brilliant medication I'm given by the NHS.

But they can be a scary thing, though I completely understand why you came up with the term.

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What about... someone being snovercome? Snovertaken? Their nose being be-itched?

Edited March 22, 2020 by Heathcliff

[MeForever]

8 hours ago, Heathcliff said:

Their nose being be-itched?

Someone's nose could also be de-itched, like when someone rubs their nose enough for the itch to go away.

[atchoum]

Well there's snatiation, sneezing from satiation, when you eat too much.  But that might not qualify as a neologism any more.

The only person I ever met with snatiation also needed to have a drink before the sneezing started, but after that it was quite spectacular.