Citations:neepery

Noun: "(slang) jargon"

 * 1997, Barbara Hambly, Star Wars: Planet of Twilight, Bantam Books (1997), ISBN 9780553095401, page 154:
 * But all this, he realized, was something he'd learned over the course of years with the Rebellion, years of dealing with the sophisticated technologies and scientific neepery available on Coruscant and its inner worlds.
 * 1999, Mercedes Lackey & Larry Dixon, The Chrome Borne, Baen Books (1999), ISBN 0671578340, unnumbered page:
 * "…so we've got a LAN hooking up the office, the stable, and the kitchen, since your mom has access to the database if we get a call from a customer and I'm out in the fields," Dad said, as Tannim's head spun under the burden of all the computer neepery.

Noun: "(slang) trivia or highly-detailed information, especially that which an author includes in a work of fiction as a result of research"

 * 2006, Nancy Holder, Daughter of the Flames, Silhouette Books (2006), ISBN 9781426821189, unnumbered page (acknowledgements):
 * Thank you, SF-FWs, bryant street, IAMTW, and novelscribes for various neepery and encouragement;
 * 2007, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Supernatural: Nevermore, HarperEntertainment (2007), ISBN 9780061370908, page ix (acknowledgments):
 * to Susan McCrackin for financial aid neepery,
 * 2011, Steven Harper, Writing the Paranormal Novel: Techniques and Exercises for Weaving Supernatural Elements into Your Story, Writer's Digest Books (2011), ISBN 9781599631349, page 66:
 * C. C. Finlay's marvelous book Patriot Witch, the first in his Traitor to the Crown Series, is a beautiful example of a novel that inserts necessary neepery without bogging down the story.
 * 2007, Keith R. A. DeCandido, Supernatural: Nevermore, HarperEntertainment (2007), ISBN 9780061370908, page ix (acknowledgments):
 * to Susan McCrackin for financial aid neepery,
 * 2011, Steven Harper, Writing the Paranormal Novel: Techniques and Exercises for Weaving Supernatural Elements into Your Story, Writer's Digest Books (2011), ISBN 9781599631349, page 66:
 * C. C. Finlay's marvelous book Patriot Witch, the first in his Traitor to the Crown Series, is a beautiful example of a novel that inserts necessary neepery without bogging down the story.
 * 2011, Steven Harper, Writing the Paranormal Novel: Techniques and Exercises for Weaving Supernatural Elements into Your Story, Writer's Digest Books (2011), ISBN 9781599631349, page 66:
 * C. C. Finlay's marvelous book Patriot Witch, the first in his Traitor to the Crown Series, is a beautiful example of a novel that inserts necessary neepery without bogging down the story.