User:-sche/wanted

wanted entries 1: already have citations

 * These entries that may become attestable soon, because they are already partway there. All such entries are systematically categorized in Category:English citations of undefined terms and similar categories for other languages (unless there is a page with ?). This list is (mostly) words in which I have some interest, or noticed because they came up at RFV.
 * You are welcome to add words you have interest in too, if you like (just don't add, like, the entirety of that category) ; I go through the list from time to time and see what's become citable.
 * Check: books (Google Books), journals (Google Scholar), magazines and newspapers (Issuu), (printed, archived) newspapers, theses and dissertations that universities archive (Google for PDFs on .edu sites, where there's evidence of a paper copy also existing), Usenet, ...


 * three or more citations (but some are different senses, or are mentions, etc):
 * becomable (Google Books hits use different senses)
 * Citations:bustluscious (3)
 * Citations:c caudata
 * Citations:clownification (3)
 * countersexual, Citations:countersexual (1-2 citations each for various meanings)
 * Citations:demiflux
 * Citations:eigencolor (no shortage of cites on Scholar)
 * Citations:en abyme
 * ethnarchism, Citations:ethnarchism (not all one sense)
 * Citations:fauxlanthropist (3)
 * Citations:figs from thistles (3)
 * Talk:flaon
 * formonontin, glycosylflavone, kuwanon, mirkoin, odoratin


 * genrequeer
 * gloomsday
 * Citations:hey mister
 * Citations:hyperqueer
 * jealous or jealouse (verb), jealousing, jealoused (possibly two verbs, one modern, one archaic)
 * Citations:keep it on the playground
 * Citations:kniferism
 * mayocoba, Citations:mayocoba
 * molycirc, Talk:molycirc, Citations:molycirc (3: Weber/Ringo, Bauers, Siers ... how many are independent of one another?)
 * Citations:nowever
 * Citations:outish
 * Citations:outthereness
 * Citations:polyflux (3+, mechanical flux word)
 * Porzelchen, Citations:Porzelchen (4 German, but 1 embedded in English and others with other issues); cf Purzelchen
 * Citations:preacherize
 * Citations:publand
 * Citations:rublization (rubles)
 * Citations:Santorum (cocktail; capitalized; are the cites durable?)
 * seafire, Citations:seafire (cf milky sea, mareel)
 * spanso bocko, Citations:spanso bocko (independent of Stedman?)
 * Citations:sentientism
 * Citations:shadowmap
 * Citations:slorp
 * Citations:stargender
 * Citations:statement piece
 * Citations:step in front of a moving train
 * Citations:straight marriage
 * Citations:straight-off (2 but more findable)
 * Citations:superform, Citations:superghost, Citations:supermode, Citations:superscaling, Citations:supertechnocrat, Citations:supertransient, Citations:supertunneling, Citations:supratransmission
 * Citations:swinalia
 * Citations:tamacoari
 * Citations:technosalvation, Citations:technosexually
 * theod, Citations:theod (check sense; a learned borrowing)
 * wlatsome, Citations:wlatsome (3 on the citations page, but one is an edition where the original has waltsome and two are gibberish; modern editions of Chaucer may also have it)
 * Wodanaz, Citations:Wodanaz (not all one sense, cf Thunraz below, and Dyeus)


 * brands?
 * Calpol, Citations:Calpol
 * Clorox, Domestos : Citations:Clorox, Citations:Domestos
 * Spanx, Citations:Spanx


 * two citations
 * Citations:abrosexuality (2)
 * Citations:androgynocentrism (2)
 * Citations:archaeoinspired (2)
 * Citations:arno- (2)
 * aro-spec (with hyphen) (2)
 * Citations:anteloquy (2)
 * Citations:bang flag gun (2 for bang-flag gun)
 * Citations:black magic (2 for M16 rifle)
 * Citations:blackcurranting (2)
 * Citations:cardiognost (2)
 * Citations:chacha (2? for bird, 1 for balls, etc)
 * cislate, Citations:cislate (2 for somewhat diff. translation senses; transgender sense added)
 * cislation, Citations:cislation (2 for one translation sense, 1 for another translation sense; transgender sense added)
 * Citations:claviform (2 for a noun "key- / P- like shape", compare the other senses)
 * Citations:cobbler's pork (2)
 * Citations:coitable (2)
 * Citations:cuisson (2, contrasted as not a cuisse, in practice it's like with chausse, chausson) [armour]
 * Citations:culesset (2) [armour]
 * Citations:defossion
 * Citations:dayshade (2 for flower/plant, 1 for hat/umbrella, 0 for a canvas sun-screen like a tent with no/fewer walls)
 * disemelevator (2)
 * Citations:effigurate (two senses, verb)
 * Citations:eluct "avoid" (2)
 * Citations:engagingnesses (2)
 * Citations:expectednesses (2, +1 of anti-~)
 * Citations:farsick (2)
 * femo (2)
 * Citations:fideicide (2 for "killing", 1 for "killer")
 * folier / Talk:folier / Citations:folier (2)
 * gaplapper (2, compare the alt forms)
 * Citations:gay it (2, "have sex")
 * Citations:gob up (2)
 * Citations:googology (entry has one sense cited, but one more has 2 cites)
 * Citations:gustatize (2) and Citations:gustatorize (2)
 * gynaeconome, gynæconome (each has 2; compare gyneconome)
 * helioform‎: Citations:helioform‎ (2?)
 * Citations:homme (2 for one sense, 1 for another)
 * Citations:impetuousnesses (2)
 * Citations:islandophile (2 for one sense, 1 for another)
 * Citations:journalary (2)
 * Citations:lamellenhelm (2)
 * Citations:mactator (2)
 * Citations:manxiety (2?)
 * Citations:marcesce (2)
 * Citations:mastigophorer (2)
 * Citations:melfie (2 citations, but not spanning >1 year)
 * minious (2)
 * missificate (2)
 * Citations:nakedhanded, Talk:nakedhanded (2)
 * Citations:nepocide (2)
 * Citations:octooctogintillion (2)
 * Citations:octopusine (3 but 1 citation is mentiony)
 * Citations:okow (2)
 * Talk:out the door (2?)
 * Citations:poly/Citations:polies ("polyamorous person[s]")
 * Citations:porzelchen (2 English)
 * Citations:premious (2)
 * Citations:ratrack (2), Citations:Ratrack (3)
 * Citations:'rito (2)
 * Citations:r longa, Citations:r recta: straight r and/or r with descender (2-3 but of Latin embedded in other languages)
 * pump ship (2: Citations:pump ship)
 * Talk:safario (2)
 * Citations:self-uned (2)
 * Citations:Songhayist (2)
 * Citations:squandermanias (3, but 1 is likely a typo)
 * Citations:staynard (2)
 * Citations:t-woman (2)
 * Citations:tarhood (2)
 * tassetted, tasseted (Citations:tassetted: 2, Citations:tasseted: 3 but some may be errors for tasseled) [armour]
 * Citations:tergant = tergiant (2)
 * Citations:there's the bunny (2)
 * Citations:Thunraz (2, cf Dyeus, WT:TR)
 * Citations:toxoglosson (2)
 * Citations:tracklessnesses (2)
 * Citations:transgendery (2)
 * Citations:transfundamentalist (2)
 * Citations:Umwerfendheit (allegedly 2 exist)
 * Citations:Warlpirist (2)
 * Citations:whewl (1-2)
 * Citations:wisterious (1-2 for one or more senses)
 * Citations:Wodanaz (different senses), Citations:Thunraz (2)
 * Citations:wordplayfully (2)
 * Citations:xenity (2)


 * one citation
 * Talk:abbess (1+, but...unclear)
 * Citations:androgynish (1)
 * Citations:aroflux (1 per POS)
 * Citations:assininery (1+)
 * Citations:assoline (1+: at least one good cite, and a lot of semi/mentions)
 * Citations:barbière (1, 2 is mentiony)
 * Citations:camaraderial (1)
 * Citations:chebog
 * Citations:cislator (1)
 * cisplainer (one s) at Citations:cissplainer (1)
 * Citations:cistorian, Citations:cistoriography
 * Citations:comicalnesses (1)
 * Citations:crimmie (1 each for four senses!)
 * Citations:cunt/whore (1, +1 iffy)
 * Talk:custom Citations:custom (countable noun "custom-made item")
 * Citations:demifluid (1, not gender-related, there are more for demi-fluid; mentions of the gender-related sense)
 * Citations:detrius (1 that uses it multiple times)
 * Citations:distinguishablenesses (1)
 * Citations:dossard (1)
 * Citations:emerasse (1); emerasses pl. = "small shield-shaped pieces on the shoulders of a full-armed knight" i.e. ailettes
 * Citations:endosexual (1 each for 3 senses)
 * Citations:firecane (1-2 each for 4 senses)
 * Citations:fluidflux (1 and it's mentiony)
 * Citations:frat ("fratricide, friendly fire", 1 use + 1 mention)
 * Citations:FTX, Citations:MTX; see also Citations:XTX
 * Talk:fuckhead like bedhead (1, but someone who claims to be the author of that citation has left a talk-page comment claiming to have coined it)
 * Citations:funnynesses (1)
 * garde-queue, Citations:garde-queue: [armour]
 * Citations:Georg
 * Talk:hausture (1)
 * Talk:ik (1)
 * ipso gender, ipso-gender: Citations:ipso-gender (1 good and 1 mention-y citation each of ipso gender and ipso-gender), cf. the utterly unciteable Talk:ultergender
 * Talk:Jemima weed (1)


 * Citations:Jesu, Citations:Jesu Christi or any other such Latinate genitive would be an interesting curio


 * 1) * 1890, "The Registers of the Ephrata Community", in The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography, page 393:
 * In the Lord fell asleep, the 20th (of) August in the year 1791, his age was 82 years; he was from his youth a Warrior of Jesu Christi; and suffered very much until his Death, he was blind near 16 years.
 * 1) * 1902, New York (State). State Historian, Ecclesiastical Records, State of New York, page 2960:
 * Consistory of the Congregation of Jesu Christi at Pakeepsie and the Vischkill. New York, the 26th of May, 1747.
 * also:
 * also:


 * 1887, Catalogue of Printed Books: A-A., page 255:
 * [Another edition.] A new booke of destillatyon of Jesu Christi ...
 * 1979, Willem Hendrik Beuken, James H. Marrow, Mirror of the life of our Lord, Purdue University Press
 * The work is entitled The Myrrour of the Blessed Lyf of Jesu Christi. In M. 868, Jesus is addressed (folio 28v) as


 * MichFest, with reference to its transphobia:
 * seems potentially idiomatic, there is no other reference to the festival in the book:
 * 2016, April Daniels, Dreadnought, Diversion Books (ISBN 9781682300671):
 * “I knew she was old school, but I didn't think she'd go all MichFest on you.” “So you just sent her my medical file?” I shout at her. “Isn't that supposed to be private? You don't even know if she hates trans people or not and you tell her what chromosomes I have?”
 * reference to the specific festival:
 * 2012, Lisa Lees, A Triangular Attraction (ISBN 9781105861987):
 * "Our best friend is trans. You couldn't pay me to go anywhere near Michfest, even though the doctor put 'female' on my birth certificate. Sorry."


 * microglomerate, Citations:microglomerate
 * Citations:miranym (1)
 * Citations:moose-misse (1 each for various spellings)
 * Citations:nonparaphile (1 for the plural)
 * Talk:nyctophilia (1)
 * Citations:pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconioses (1)
 * Citations:pogonippy (1)
 * Citations:polyphobe (1)
 * Citations:pop-open (1 for a hot dog that bursts during cooking; compare ripper; more for a generic sense)
 * Citations:primacize (1)
 * Citations:sew-jo (1)
 * Citations:tragediously (1, entry format)
 * Talk:transfenestrate (a Pynchon nonce, but of intelligible elements)
 * transfume, Citations:transfume (1 good, rest could be scannos/typos)
 * Citations:transfundamentalist (1)
 * Citations:transvade / Citations:transvaded (1)
 * Citations:triflux (1 for gender/sexuality sense) (Citations:biflux has mentions)
 * Citations:trixic (1)
 * Citations:vivant (1 iffy, others like it) plural of vivat


 * others
 * 🇨🇬 (see Talk:grün lachen; compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬 / Talk:grünes Lachen; 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬)
 * attested redlinks at User:-sche/-er-


 * no clearly usable citations, but good reason to think the terms are real / will become attestable in time
 * acer as the agent noun of ace, "one who aces": findable online


 * adgender (Citations:adgender) terms reflect gender modality and refer to someone who moves towards a specified gender, e.g. admasculine / admasc, adfeminine / adfem (cf. adfemasc, admascfem, for someone who is both adfeminine and admasculine), adneutral, contrasted with transmasculine, transfeminine, transneutral, cismasculine, cisfeminine, cisneutral
 * canoevre
 * ceterosexual
 * Talk:cisphobia (chemistry sense; compare transphobia, where the chemical sense is cited)
 * Talk:crey
 * greatmother, greatfather probably mean something (compare great uncle, granduncle; grandfather)


 * greygender, graygender
 * hoodlebug
 * MaGe, MAGE, MaGes, MAGEs: "marginalized gender(s)": see Talk:mage
 * Talk:monosexual ('sexually active with only one person', antonym of 'polysexual' in its polyamorous sense, and coordinate with 'monoamorous')
 * Talk:necronym (trans sense - not durably attested yet)
 * Citations:päpanät (1 italicized citation of päpanät, 1 of Paepanaet; 1 non-durable source mentions päpanäte)
 * Citations:Päpanät
 * senticize (cf. audibilize, audialize, etc)
 * Talk:sexpiration maybe attested outside of "sexpiration date"
 * snackbar (none yet; sense: "(offensive) Islamic terrorist")
 * Talk:sonimod
 * terfish / TERFish, tervish, tervy, terflike / TERFlike
 * transromantic, transromanticism


 * and, : the old RFV-failed terms here may be citable now, including:


 * these pronouns, esp. ho, tou, vey


 * other / see also:
 * 1983, Norris McWhirter, Guinness Book of World Records 1984, page 136:
 * The highest named number outside the decimal notation is the Buddhist asankhyeya, which is equal to 10140 or 100 quinto-quadragintillions.
 * and:


 * 2020, R Nelson, Hidden in plain sight, in A Brief Journey in Discrete Mathematics:
 * It's maddening, however, that there is no equation for the n'th prime. No one who has walked the earth, and even perhaps who will ever walk the earth, knows the 17 quadragintillion'th prime.


 * lover wolf: a loafer/lobo wolf:
 * 2004, Robert N. Smead, Vocabulario Vaquero/Cowboy Talk: A Dictionary of Spanish Terms from the American West, University of Oklahoma Press (ISBN 9780806136318), page 115:
 * loafer, loafer wolf, lover wolf: See lobo (1), (2). lobo: (Sp. model spelled same [ 16po] &#39;wolf &lt; Latin lupum). (1) A wolf in general. Alternate forms: loafer, loafer wolf, lobo wolf, lobos wolf, loper, lover wolf. (2) DARE: 1852. The combination lobo ...
 * 1895, Henry Mills Alden, Harper's New Monthly Magazine, page 612:
 * Chaps, from chapparajos, is only one of many transfers from the Mexican. One out of (I should suppose) several hundred; and in lover-wolf is a singular instance of half-baked translation. Lobo, pronounced lovo, being the Spanish for wolf, ...
 * 1895, Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Harper's Magazine, page 612:
 * Lover-wolf is a word anchored to its district. In the Northwest, though the same animal roams there as dangerously, his Texas name would be as unknown as the Northwest&#39;s word for Indian, siwash, from sauvage, would be along the Rio [Grande] ...


 * demi gender terms:


 * demiman as a gender term not just a demigod counterpart




 * demiandrogyne


 * 2016, Stephanie Brill, Lisa Kenney, The Transgender Teen, Cleis Press (ISBN 9781627781756):
 * For example, a demiguy or demiboy identifies partially as a boy/man/masculine, but not entirely. A demigender person may identify as demifluid or demiflux; this indicates that a part of one's identity remains stable while the other part or parts are fluid. Often, a demiflux person feels that the stable part of their identity is gender neutral or non-binary.
 * 2019, Genny Beemyn, Trans People in Higher Education, SUNY Press (ISBN 9781438472737), page 297:
 * Examples of demigender identities include demigirl, demiboy, and demiandrogyne.


 * demi- (partially), used in compounds
 * mentiony:


 * 2019, Jamison Green, Rhea Ashley Hoskin, Cris Mayo, sj Miller, Navigating Trans and Complex Gender Identities, Bloomsbury Publishing (ISBN 9781350061064)
 * Demifluid: the feeling your gender being fluid throughout all the demigenders; the feeling of having multiple genders, some static and some fluid
 * Demiflux: the feeling of having multiple genders, some static and some fluctuating
 * Demigender: a gender that is partially one gender and partially another

sub

 * subagitate = to have sex, subagitatory, subagitation
 * subaquaneous = subaqueous = underwater
 * subaud, subaudition
 * subbois = underwood / underbrush
 * subcingulum = kind of belt
 * subdichotomize = subdivide
 * subdit = under/subject to; subditious = placed under (also used of a suppository)
 * subhumerate = to take onto one's shoulder and bear
 * subintellect = to supply in thought, to understand; subintelligence = an implication; subintelligential
 * subite, subitane = hasty, sudden, rash
 * sublevaminous
 * subpedaneous = under or supporting the feet

Germanic lects

 * Volga German
 * Low German incl. Mennonite LG
 * Sathmar Swabian
 * Zipser German
 * Southern Bavarian lects spoken in Italy and Slovenia
 * Walser lects spoken in Italy

From the Special: list

 * ensoufrer‏‎ (37 links)
 * ensaisiner‏‎ (37 links)
 * ensaboter‏‎ (37 links)
 * enkikiner‏‎ (37 links)
 * enjuponner‏‎ (37 links)
 * enjuiver‏‎ (37 links)
 * enjuguer‏‎ (37 links)
 * engerber‏‎ (37 links)
 * engaver‏‎ (37 links)
 * endauber‏‎ (37 links)
 * encroiser‏‎ (37 links)
 * enchevaler‏‎ (37 links)
 * entôler‏‎ (39 links)
 * médéciner‏‎ (36 links)


 * suavor‏‎ (39 links)


 * spezziare‏‎ (34 links)
 * dilgiran‏‎ (34 links)
 * bedilandin‏‎ (34 links)


 * antegredio‏‎ (63 links)
 * adgredio‏‎ (63 links)

Moss
See w:Wikipedia:Typo_Team/moss/For Wiktionary.