Shakespeare created as many as 1,700 new words for our English language.Today, you get to follow in his footsteps and make a new word, too.
Take two existing English words which commonly exist in most people's vocabularies.
Combine them into a new term. The meaning of this new term must be clear and easy to grasp upon first reading.
Example: Shakespeare gave us coldblooded, moonbeam, and skim milk.
(He also gave us Olympian. Huh. What a coincidence.)
This is a judged event. Enter more than once if you wish, but get your entries in no later than February 26 at noon central time. Mail them to edittorrent at gmail dot com. Polling will go live at the deadline and will continue until just before the Closing Ceremonies.