Name Improvements for Everyday Stuff [x]  Reblogging because
these new names for everyday stuff are bringing some LOLs to our
weekend.  The creative names above are reminding us of the
awesome power of the compound word - most of the new names
offered here are compound words (with a notable exception being
the cute portmanteau ‘porksicle’).   Compound words are great.
Why feel restricted by using words on their own? Combine them
and feel the power of a new, compounded word!   We classify a
compound word as a word which is composed of more than one free
morpheme  In linguistic morphology, we make the distinction
between a bound morpheme as a morpheme (the smallest grammatical
unit in a language) that appears only as part of a larger word,
whereas free or unbound morpheme is one that can stand alone. A
compound word brings together previously ‘free’ or separate
words, and bam, a new word is created.  Generally, an English
compound word consists of a ‘head’ (e.g. moose) and a ‘modifier’
(e.g. sand, denoting what