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Dracula sneeze

(noun) (see Dracula and sneeze for pronunciation)

When one puts one's arm over one's face to catch a sneeze (so as not to contaminate their hands)

Progress

This seems to be used in the January 18, 2006, edition of the Oakland Tribune.
Gets some (17,600) Google web hits but only one in Books, many referring to students practicing the "Dracula sneeze" to help avoid spreading of H1N1.

onslaughter

(verb) IPA^(key): /ˈɒnslɒdɚ/

Blend of onslaught and slaughter.

To attack continuously and with force.

Progress

onslaughter as a noun gets 140 BGC hits (and meets CFI)
The verb sense doesn't seem to be used - onslaughtering gets only two B.G.C. cites; onslaughtered one; onslaughters as a verb none.

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