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Neologisms are new words or phrases. Sometimes so new that they might still be considered "made up". The excessive, unintentional use of neologisms is a symptom of schizophrenia. The excessive, intentional use of neologisms is a symptom of anti-social personality disorder.

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-'''[[Neologism]]s''' are new words or phrases.  Sometimes so new that they might still be considered "made up". The excessive, '''unintentional''' use of neologisms is a symptom of '''[[schizophrenia]].''' The excessive, '''intentional''' use of neologisms is a symptom of '''[[anti-social personality disorder]].'''
+[[File:Neologism4.jpg|250px|right|thumb]]
+'''[[Neologism]]s''' are new words or phrases.  Sometimes so new that they might still be considered "made up". The excessive, '''unintentional''' use of neologisms is a symptom of '''[[schizophrenia]].''' The excessive, '''intentional''' use of neologisms is a symptom of '''[[Wut|anti-social personality disorder]].'''
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+;Nothing liberal about this video.</center>
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+;Suffer through this one.</center>
+}}
+== Gallery ==
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+File:Neologism1.jpg
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+==See also==
+*[[Forced meme]]
+== External links ==
+*http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neologism
+*http://www.theyuniversity.net/post/10287078841/whats-up-with-neologisms
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