The other day, a Palin supporter on a CBS site coined the word "glear"

[Frank Cannon]

...to describe the expression on Katie Couric's face throughout her interview with Palin.

Wouldn't you say that McCain was glearing all throughout last night's debate?

[peacebird]

1. a combination of Gleeful (that she did so bad) and Fear (that she's a heartbeat away?)

wow - if that's what a Palin SUPPORTER was coining to describe Courics expression, imagine what the rest of us thought it was....

:rofl:

[Frank Cannon]

2. Or "glare" and "leer". Who knows?

The Freepers have come up with some great ones: "moran", "screwn", "casting asparagus"... Some of these I've actually added to my own vocabulary because they're so awesome.

ON EDIT: I'm series!!11!1

[peacebird]

3. "casting asparagus"?

:rofl:

[Jane Austin]

5. Ah . . . you bring back one of my mother's favorite usages:

That Phi Beta Kappa languages major used to say "casting asparagus" all the time. :)

That's a nice Saturday morning memory of her.

[rzemanfl]

4. If I misspell a word, will you tell me I "coined" a new one? n/t

[Frank Cannon]

6. If it's as entertaining as "glear" or "screwn", I'll be happy to!

And I'll even give you credit for it!

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

7. lol! I was just thinking the same thing! :)