Once The Word Gets Out
We’re inviting you readers to take Mishpacha’s neologism challenge
Aneologism is a newly coined word or expression, and, stuck at home for weeks on end, you might have already created a whole new vocabulary for life in the New Normal. So we’re inviting you readers to take Mishpacha’s neologism challenge: We’ll give you the definition, and you’ll give us a new word that best describes it (along with an explanation of your thinking). All winning entries will be included in a raffle for a free subscription to the magazine.
This week’s definition:
“The weight gained over the period of quarantine.”
Submit your neologism to themoment@mishpacha.com
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 810)
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