Unicycling terminology is growing quickly. Is “MUnispotting” used often and do you think it has become
estanlished enough for inclusion in the unicycling dictionary, or is it a mere hapax legomenon (also known
as a nonce word or inkhorn term)?
Stay on top, Jack Halpern
Executive Director for International Development
International Unicycling Federation, Inc.
Website: http://www.kanji.org
No, I wouldn’t say so at all. MUnispotting has never been used as a word, as such, but only as a rip-off title of a set of t-shirts Phil and I are making. It has no real definition and very limited application so I don’t think it would be practical to try and define it and incorperate it into a definitive volume of “new words.”
Re: MUnispotting? Question form the lexicopgrapher
Greetings
In message “Re: MUnispotting? Question form the lexicopgrapher”,
michaeli wrote…
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>No, I wouldn’t say so at all. MUnispotting has never been used as a
>word, as such, but only as a rip-off title of a set of t-shirts Phil and
>I are making. It has no real definition and very limited application so
>I don’t think it would be practical to try and define it and incorperate
>it into a definitive volume of “new words.”
Re: MUnispotting? Question form the lexicopgrapher
MUnispotting is a play on the movie Trainspotting.
<http://movieweb.com/movie/trainspotting/>
The MUnispotting t-shirt being made is a takeoff on one of the themes in the move. Instead of choosing life the choice is to choose MUni. The movieweb link kind of explains the choose life theme.