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• Agerasia: (nome) Falta de sinais de velhice
  “The agerasia of that fellow is amazing; look at him darting around on those skates!”
• Bayard: (nome) Pessoa abençoada pela ignorância
  “Only a bayard would walk past that bull.”
• Bed-swerver: (nome) Esposa ou esposo desleal
  “Anne understood his husband was a bed-swerver” or “Phil refused to believe his wife was a bed-swerver.”
• Fard: (verbo) Corrigir imperfeições no rosto com o uso de cosméticos
  “My wife’s tendency to fard in the bathroom for an hour made us late.”
• Gobemouche: (nome) Alguém que acredita em tudo, não importa o quão absurdo
  “That guy is a gobemouche–I told him that bull would not chase him, and he believed me.”
• Hansardize: (verbo) Mostrar para uma pessoa que sua opinião sobre um determinado assunto era diferente no passado
  “Tom hansardized Phil by showing us a letter Phil had written to him.”
• Inadvertist: (nome) Alguém que constantemente deixa de notar detalhes
  “I am an inadvertist when it comes to driving. I run over about 3 things a month.”
• Killcrop: (nome) Criança mimada que está sempre exigindo comida. O termo vêm da idade média, quando as pessoas acreditavam que fadas impostoras teriam tomado o corpo de crianças desaparecidas
  “Once upon a time, wicked faeries kidnapped a child and replaced it with an evil killcrop.”
• Maritality: (nome) Afeição excessiva por parte de esposo ou esposa
  “Marge’s maritality was driving Burt insane, so he went out with his buddies.”
• Natiform: (adjetivo) Em formado de bumbum
  “The children giggled when they saw the natiform pumpkin.”
• Obmutescence: (nome) Mudez seletiva. Estado ou condição de se negar a falar de propósito
  “The sullen boy glared at his mother in obmutescence.”
• Plinyism: (nome) Afirmação de veracidade dúbia, como citados no livro “Historia Natural” de Pliny the Elder
  “Saying that the moon is made of cheese is pure plinyism.”
• Quaresimal: (adjetivo) Refeição regrada digna de ser servida no período de quaresma
  “We only had a few pieces of chicken, and after our quaresimal meal, we were still hungry.”
• Scrouge: (verbo) Causar desconforto em outra pessoa se mantendo próximo demais
  “I was standing in the elevator when six other people got in, and one in particular scrouged me into a corner.”
• Yepsen: (nome) Quantidade capaz de ser contida entre duas mãos unidas, formando uma concha
  “The pond was nearly dry; barely more than a yepsen of water was left.”

adapted from  http://tysonadams.com/tag/language/