28 Words Rejected From The Oxford English Dictionary That You Might Want To Use

I am imagining the situation right now and I lol-ed

What's the criteria for rejection? 'Wibble-wobble' has been a phrase in use for a long time. Wibble, used by itself would be a natural evolution of use.

commonsenseables (n).

I am currently bored attending a nonference

Also spoken by many adults.

There's actually a food truck that runs in my area that is called Locavore. I still think it's a funny word/name. In my head it means someone who eats trains.

It’s called impatience

So, the fancy word for evil eye or death stare?

Actually this would be spot-on, why the rejection?

Basically Scotland everyday

That's kinda cute. Quack-mire

I'm Furgleing right now on BP

Dear Kates, if you say "quote on quote" one more time, I will barf. One day we counted the number of times you used that term for your 15 minute presentation, it was TWENTY TWO TIMES!!

so, what would you call the pinky toe?? big toe is perfect enough...

this one, I'm glad they rejected it!

Shouldn't that be precuperate? Like recuperate pre illness? It's also easier to say than percuperate.

And it's relating to the Sphinx, smart one!

Pronounced pep-e-yay

You can lick the bowl after I spatulate.

AKA lazy.

This sounds kind of satisfying

Too close to Pringle...I think it should be Gring as in Glass + Ring

So... linguistics plus etymology?

Why green ones???

Sprog already exists and it's slang for a child

Oh this feels like one of those horrible business buzzwords

Onionate surely?

Also called an outdated person and a fool for doing that while driving.