Sar-isms

Main Entry:

sar·ism

Pronunciation:

\ˈsär-ˌi-zəm\

Function:

noun

Etymology:

Comes from English name Sara and suffix -ism mashed together to make a new word.

Date:

2008

1: Any original, improvisational and often seemingly random catchphrase, slogan or idom.
2: Usually used by Sara used as an outburst or to convey the obvious.

Examples: "His Veins have got to be clogged to the mill!" or "I'd stick my thumb in that pool"