User:Linshee/My ecolect

My family's ecolect!

Etymology notes: Who coined the term is indicated when known. Also, these words are used by my entire family, regardless of who coined it.

• Usual term of address is dad or (obsolete) daddy.

• IPA^(key):
• (dated) Unknown. Influenced by the /d/ sound of dad. Coined at similar time to Memumps.

• IPA^(key):
• (dated) Sister. mister + -pants. Spelling also originated from sister.

• IPA^(key): /fɑ/
• Sister. Clipping of father, based off pa.

• IPA^(key): /ˈɡɹænd.pəˌpɑ/
• Me. Used when referring to his as my dog (Buscuit)'s grandfather.

• Usual term of address is mama.

• IPA^(key): /miˈmʌmps/
• (dated) Unknown. Influenced by the /m/ sound of mama. Coined at similar time to Dedumps.

• IPA^(key): /ˈɡɹænd.məˌmɑ/
• Me. Used when referring to her as my dog (Buscuit)'s grandmother.

• IPA^(key): /ˈhu.li.ə/
• Anglicized pronunciation of Spanish Julia.

• IPA^(key): /huls/
• Variant of Jules, using the /h/ sound of Hulia.

• Variant spelling of Hools.

• IPA^(key):
• Sister. Lax and devoiced pronunciation of Hools.

• IPA^(key): /ˈhul.zi/
• Mother. Hoolz + -ie.

• IPA^(key): /hudəlz/, ,
• Brother. Variant of Hools. /d/ epenthesis; compare hampster. /u/ fronting used by brother to mimic Southern American English for humorous effect, other family members use normal pronunciation.

• IPA^(key):
• Sister. Voiceless pronunciation of Hoodles. is a double articulation: Back of the tongue on velum () and blade on alveolar ridge ().

• IPA^(key): /hus/
• Mother. Variant of Hools.

• IPA^(key):
• Mother. Bug (“a nickname for my maternal grandmother, from lovebug. Forced upon her us by Bug herself because she thought she was too young to be called "grandma" or something normal.”) +‎ -like

1. (of clothes) kinda frumpy, Chico's-esque

• IPA^(key):
• Me. cute +‎ -ie (“diminutive suffix”).

1. (attributive only) cute

• IPA^(key): , ,
• Brother, me. Imitation of a Scottish accent, from this video.

1. disgusting

• IPA^(key):
• Mother. Mispronunciation.

1. elongated

• IPA^(key):
• Mother. For when my dog looks like a lil gremlin. Clipping of gremlin. /w/ to imitate baby-speak.

1. (predicative only) gremlin-like, but in a cute way

• IPA^(key):
• Sister. Misspelling of pink.

1. pink

• IPA^(key):
• Sister. Rhymed-type reduplication of single.

1. single. Usually used in "every single dingle day".

• IPA^(key):
• Sister. Pronunciation from when she was a toddler.

1. yesterday

• IPA^(key):
• Father. He randomly said 74! while we were driving somewhere, and didn't explain. 30 seconds later, we asked him about it, and he said he has zero memory of ever saying it, but everyone heard it.

1. Said during an awkward silence to make everyone laugh.

• IPA^(key):
• Sister. Toddler-speak. Maybe from bless you?

1. thank you

• IPA^(key):
• Mother. bye +‎ -zie (“diminutive suffix”).

1. (cute) bye

• IPA^(key):
• Me and my brother.

1. (children only) cosecant

• IPA^(key):
• Mother. I used to rock my stool onto its back two legs while sitting at the counter a lot.

1. Acronym of don't rock the stool. Said when someone is rocking their stool.

• IPA^(key):
• Brother. Transferred from usual usage of howdy as a greeting. Monophthongization to mimic Southern American English.

1. bye

• IPA^(key):
• Mother. Ablaut-type reduplication of something.

1. good night

• Mother. She burped and said "scuse me" with a funny intonation. Now the suprasegmentals serve as a snowclone for any two-syllable word (that doesn't end in a syllabic consonant), for a humorous effect, e.g. Cheezits
• IPA^(key):

1. excuse me

• IPA^(key): (note: This is what I think is going on. Not even sure it's possible. She has this thing where she nasalizes everything when she's acting like a third child (i.e. babyish) or, for some reason, trying to speak German).
• Sister, from me. I say was ist das? sometimes; she picked up on it.

1. (somewhat humorous) what is that?

• IPA^(key):
• Father. Blend of crew (“rowing team”) +‎ newbie.

1. A novice (first-year) on a rowing team, especially mine.

• Mother, from her father, from his mother. dog +‎ ie (“diminutive suffix”).
• IPA^(key):

1. (childish) doggie

• Brother, making fun of me. I said elbow while laughing.
• IPA^(key):

1. (humorous) elbow

• Me. Clipping of gingie.
• IPA^(key):

1. ginger ale

• Father. ginger +‎ -ie (“diminutive suffix”).
• IPA^(key):

1. ginger ale

• Me. Rhyme of asswipe, inspired by a package of glass wipes.
• IPA^(key):

1. asswipe; asshole; loser

• Parents. ice +‎ -y (“diminutive suffix”)
• IPA^(key):

1. ice water

• Maternal grandfather, from his brother.
• IPA^(key):

1. noodles with butter

• Mother, from her mother, from their neighbors. Probably onomatopoeic.
• IPA^(key):

1. (childish) flatulence

• Mother. shower +‎ town
• IPA^(key):

1. the shower

I'm off to showertown.

• Mother. Exact-type reduplication and clipping of shower
• IPA^(key):

1. shower

I have to take a showshow.

• Sister. Metathesis of squirrel.
• IPA^(key):

1. squirrel

• Interjections: kyeman
• Nouns: ficken chish, merote, FST, PST, shool, geld, progrostination, porkypine, pargy, cheff, mikkle, mikkleshool, mikkleshooler, basement, nimnas, canny, packpack, Pi Pi, momo, rinsie, baguette, Monrovian, legit home, bagie, peebuhpapuffs, WAG, immedipee, cleverwear, quarter-z, pappy, kibs, OLP, chokey, terv, insinkerator, yammies, givl*, IVL*, CD*, louwalk*, groc, oddity, tard, grande strawberry açai refresher with no strawberries, rents, macca, nachoos, cream cracks, tomats, baskie, lily, pehonay, rits, (phone) backpack, guhl, fuh, walky, harnie, tinybed, babywalk
• Adjectives: could
• Particles: uzza (from who's a (good boy, etc)), hess
• Proper nouns: Cutthroat Chicken, Wiffbiff Wemmin, Bug, Loodles, Bitbit, Bitty, Snuffles, Brown Hunter, Koter, Hay Hay Hay, Sip n Sack, Lululemon, Pi Pi, the Bucket, Yimpics, Goosey, Juicy, Zits, Gulls, Paparoni, Paparons, Mamaroni, Mamarons
• Suffixes: -ez
• Verbs: dang, set the bed, greenchair, whitecouch, pop-pop, go bizarre, fast backwards, FST, PST, gwem, snark, transform, juice, werind, immedipee, froggy, worm, tiny bone, cone, delienate, screen, good girlin, cool the undercarriage, cool, guhlin, boyin, hungryin, tumblins a-rumblin, lioning, groomt, zoomt, snout is out, take a left around the world, sprant
• embarrassing things we call the dog: Lulu, Lou, Lootles, Loots, Lootsje, Lootschenko, Lootser, Lootsmites, Sweetledee, Sweetledum, Cutums, Babykins, Soulful Eyes, Boy, Hludawiga, Luis, Chubby Baby, Barky Baby, and create-your-own: pick any A + any B!

A: Baby, Honey, Honeyest, Mr., Sweetie, Littlest, Little, Sweet, Sweetiest, Sweetest, Cutie, Cutiest, Beautiful, Babiest

B: Bear, Honey, Baby, One

not allowed: *Honey Honey, *Baby Baby, *Babiest Baby

• embarrassing things we call the new dog
  • Pep, Peppy, Miss Baby, Miss Pep, Peppermint, Miss Honey, Peprika, Munky, Miss Munky, Munky Eyes, Pepperoni, Roni, Rons, Ons, Guhl, Pepper Wish, plus a bunch we call Lou as well
• embarrassing things we call my dog
  • Bisc, Bobo, Biskutia, Tiny Irises, Porkchomp, Ewok, Ezdog, Fozzy, Mup, Muppy, Muppy Puppy, Grandsun