From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This is a selection of
portmanteau words.
Animals
Hybrids
Cats
leopon , from leopard and lion
[2]
liger , from lion and tiger (progeny of male lion and tigress) cf. tiglon/tigon below
[2]
tigon , from tiger and lion (progeny of male tiger and lioness) cf. liger above
[2]
Mixed breeds
Dogs
Fictional
Art, literature and entertainment
Fashion and apparel
Cuisine
brunch , from breakfast and lunch
[7]
Buffaranch , from
Buffalo sauce and ranch dressing
[11]
cronut , from
croissant and
donut
glutose , from
glucose and
fructose
[2]
gooducken , from goose, duck, and chicken
Hanch , from
hot sauce and
ranch dressing
[12]
Honeyracha , from honey and
sriracha
[13]
Ketchili , from ketchup and
sweet chili sauce
[11]
Kranch , from ketchup and ranch dressing
[14]
Lymon , from
lime and
lemon
[15]
Mayocue , from mayonnaise and barbecue
[16]
[17]
[18]
Mayomust , from mayonnaise and mustard
[16]
[17]
[18]
Mayoracha , from mayonnaise and sriracha
[19]
sconut , from
scone and
donut
Tarchup , from
tartar sauce and ketchup
[12]
tofurkey , from tofu and turkey
turducken , from turkey, duck, and chicken
Wasabioli , from
wasabi and
aioli
[12]
Hybrids
broccoflower , from broccoli and cauliflower
Brusselkale , from Brussels sprouts and kale
caulini , from cauliflower and
broccolini
celtuce , from
celery and
lettuce
citrange , from citron and orange
[2]
citrangequat , from citrange and kumquat
citrumelo , from citrus and
pommelo
garlion , from
garlic and
onion
[2]
Grāpple , from
grape and
apple
Kinnow , from 'King' (
Citrus nobilis ) and 'Willow Leaf' (
Citrus × deliciosa )
lemonquat , from lemon and kumquat
limequat , from
Key lime and kumquat
mandelo , from
mandarin orange and
pommelo
orangequat , from orange and kumquat
parsnip , from
Pastinaca and
turnip
[20]
[21]
[22]
[23]
[24] (though often confused with
parsley root leftover after the leaves and stems have been snipped )
peacherine , from peach and nectarine
peacotum , from peach, apricot and plum
pineberry , from
pineapple and
strawberry
pluot , from plum and apricot
pomato , from
potato and
tomato
procimequat , from
primitive Hong Kong kumquat and
limequat
sunchoke , from
sunflower and
artichoke
tangelo , from tangerine and pomelo
tomacco , from
tomato and
tobacco , coined on
The Simpsons , "E-i-e-i-(Annoyed Grunt)"
topepo , from
tomato and
sweet pepper
triticale , from
Triticum (wheat) and
Secale (rye)
yuzuquat , from
yuzu and
kumquat
General
advergame , from advertising and game
[2]
baffound , from baffle and confound
[2]
balloonacy , from balloon and lunacy
[2]
blizzaster , from blizzard and disaster
[2]
boldacious , from bold and audacious
[2]
brainiac , from brain and maniac
[7]
burble , from bubble and gurgle
[25]
[26]
cablegram , from cable and telegram
[2]
carbage , from car and garbage
[2]
Chinarello , from China and
Pinarello (used to describe a counterfeit Pinarello racing bike)
[27]
chuggers , from charity and muggers
[2]
complisult , from compliment and insult
[2]
cosplay , from costume and play
[7]
disastrophe , from disaster and catastrophe
[2]
drunkorexia , from drunk and
anorexia
dumbfound , from dumb and confound
[28]
electrocute , from electric and execute
[7]
Farmageddon , from farm and Armageddon
[2]
flimmer , from flicker and glimmer
[2]
flounder , from flounce and founder
[29] or founder and blunder
[30]
fluff , from
flue and puff
[31]
[32]
foolosophy , from fool and philosophy
[2]
glamping , from glamour and camping
[2]
glasphalt , from glass and asphalt
[2]
globesity , from global and obesity
[2]
Japanglish , Japanese and English mixed up to humorous effect (cf. Chinglish, Spanglish, Franglais)
[33]
[34]
mangina , from man and vagina
[35]
medevac , medical evacuation
[36]
motel , from motor and hotel
[7]
Movember , from moustache and November
[2]
needcessity , from need and necessity
[2]
prissy , from prim and fussy (or sissy)
[37]
scribacious , from scribe and loquacious
[2]
sexcellent , from sex and excellent
[38]
sexting , from sex and texting
[2]
shamateur , from sham and amateur
[2]
shiksappeal , from
shiksa and appeal
simulcasting , from simultaneous broadcasting
[2]
slimsy , from slim and flimsy
[39]
slithy , from slimy and lithe (coined by
Lewis Carroll )
[2]
smog , from smoke and fog
[2]
smothercate , from smother and suffocate
[2]
Snowmageddon , from snow and Armageddon
[2]
solemncholy , from solemn and melancholy
[2]
splatter , from splash and spatter
[7]
squarson , from squire and
parson
[2]
squirl , from squiggle and twirl or whirl
[2]
stash , from store or stow and cache
[7]
staycation , from stay and vacation
[2]
telethon , from television and marathon
[7]
transbian , from transgender and lesbian
[40]
twirl , from twist and whirl
[41]
[42]
twunk , from
twink and
hunk
[43]
[44]
Internet and computing
Organizations and companies
Alstom , from
Alsace and Thompson-Houston
[b]
Amtrak , from American and track
Bapes , from bathing and ape
Calutron , from California University Cyclotron
Citizendium , from Citizens' Compendium
Conservapedia , from conservative and Wikipedia
Dash (cryptocurrency) , from Digital and Cash
Ecosia , from ecology and
Acacia
Edexcel , from educational and excellence
Emergen-C , from emergency and
vitamin C
Extell , from excellence and intelligence
Froogle , from frugal and Google
Fruitopia , from fruit and utopia
Fudgsicle , from fudge and popsicle
Funimation , from fun and animation
Garmin , from
Gary Burrell and
Min Kao
Googleplex , from
Google and complex (meaning a complex of buildings)
[c]
Groupon , from group and coupon
Ideanomics , from idea and economics
Imagineering , from Imagine (or Imagination) and Engineering
LATAM , from
Lan Airlines and
TAM Airlines
Lenovo , from Legend and "novo" (Latin ablative for "new")
Medi-Cal , California's name for their Medicaid program, from medical and California
Medicaid , from medicine/medical and aid
Medicare , from medicine/medical and care
Netflix , from internet and flicks (slang for movie)
Nikon , from Nippon Kōgaku and
Ikon
Pinterest , from pin and interest
Poo-Pourri , from poo and potpourri
Popsicle , from lollipop and icicle
[7]
Qualcomm , from Quality and Communications
RuPay , from
rupee and payment
Rustoleum , from rust and
linoleum
Spotify , from spot and identify
Teletoon , from television and cartoon
Toonami , from
cartoon and
tsunami
Toshiba , from Shibaura Seisaku-sho and Tokyo Denki
[d]
Travelocity , from travel and velocity
Triscuit , from electricity and biscuit
Venezuelanalysis , from
Venezuela and analysis
Verizon , from veritas (Latin for truth) and horizon
Victorinox , from Victoria (the company founder's mother) and
inox (stainless steel)
Unilever , from
Margarine Unie and
Lever Brothers
Wikimedia , from Wikipedia and media
Wikipedia , from
wiki and encyclopedia
Yelp , from
yellow pages and help
Yosicle , from yogurt and popsicle
Places
AfPak , from Afghanistan and Pakistan
Afrabia , from Africa and Arabia
Afro-Eurasia , from Africa, Europe, and Asia
Arlandria , from Arlington, VA and Alexandria, VA
Australasia , from Australia and Asia
Autopia , attraction in Disneyland, from automobile and utopia
Benelux , from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg
Birome , from Bickham and Jerome Cartwright, landowners
BosWash , from Boston and Washington, D.C.
Brockton , from Brant, Greenock and Walkerton
Calexico , from California and Mexico
Calistoga , from California and Saratoga
Canwood , from Canadian woodlands
Chambana , from Champaign and Urbana
Chiberia , from Chicago and Siberia
Chindia , from China and India
Chiraq , from Chicago and Iraq
Chimerica , from China and America
Clerval , from claire vallée , French for "clear valley"
Cotai , from Coloane and Taipa
Czechoslovakia , from Czechia and Slovakia
Dalworthington Gardens , a city in north Texas, from Dallas, Fort Worth, and Arlington
Delmarva , from Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia
Delran Township , from the Delaware River and Rancocas Creek
Donbas , from
Donets coal basin
Eurabia , from Europe and Arabia
Eurasia , from Europe and Asia
Fairborn , from Fairfield and Osborn
Gerbangkertosusila , from Gresik, Bangkalan, Mojokerto, Surabaya, Sidoarjo and Lamongan
Glenbard , from Glen Ellyn and Lombard
Harvey Cedars , from harvest and cedars
Hillcrest , from Country Club Hills and Hazel Crest
Hollansburg , from Hollaman and Harland, landowners
Hotlanta , from hot and Atlanta
Illiana , from Illinois and Indiana
Indialantic , from Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean
Irrigon , from irrigation and Oregon
Jabodetabek , from Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi
[e]
Jardee , from Jardanup and Deeside
Kanorado , from Kansas And Colorado
Kanwaka Township and
Kanwaka , from the Kansas and Wakarusa Rivers
Kentuckiana , from Kentucky and Indiana
Kormak , from Charles Korpela and Oscar Maki, settlers
Manchattan , from Manchester and
Manhattan
[50]
Mexicali , from Mexico and California
Michiana , from Michigan and Indiana
Mimaropa , from Mindoro (Mindoro Occidental and Mindoro Oriental), Marinduque, Romblon, Palawan
Navelencia , from navel and Valencia oranges
NyLon (the concept, not the plastic), from New York City and London
Nylonkong , from New York City, London, and
Hong Kong
Ohaton , from the Osler, Hammond and Nanton company
Pennsyltucky , from Pennsylvania and Kentucky
Poictesme , from the two French towns
Poitiers and
Angoulême , used in a number of novels by
James Branch Cabell
Sauk Prairie , from
Sauk City and
Prairie du Sac
Scarberia , from Scarborough and Siberia
SeaTac and
Sea-Tac Airport , from
Seattle and
Tacoma
Senegambia , from
Senegal and
Gambia
Soccsksargen from South Cotabato, Cotabato, Sultan Kudarat, Sarangani, General Santos
Stravenue , from
street and avenue
Tamiami , from Tampa and Miami
Tanzania , from
Tanganyika and
Zanzibar
Taxachusetts , from taxation and Massachusetts
Texarkana , from Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana
Texoma , from Texas and Oklahoma
The Tridge , from Tri-Cities and bridge
Valsetz , from the Valley and Siletz Railroad, now a ghost town
Vansterdam , from Vancouver and
Amsterdam
WaKeeney , from Warren, Keeney, & Co.
Willowick , from Willoughby and Wickliffe, OH
Woolaroc , from woods, lakes and rocks
Politics
agitprop , from agitation and propaganda
beurgeois , from
beur and
bourgeois
Cocacolonization , from
Coca-Cola and colonization
[2]
copaganda , from cop and propaganda
Demoncrat , from demon and Democrat
Eracism , from erase and racism
feminazi , from feminist and Nazi
Gerrymander , from
Elbridge Gerry and salamander
[51]
[2]
kayaktivism , from
kayaks and activism
lawfare , from law and warfare
Merkozy , from
Angela Merkel and
Nicolas Sarkozy
Obamacare , from
Barack Obama and
healthcare
Obamney , from Barack Obama and
Mitt Romney
precariat , from precarious and
proletariat
Putler , from
Vladimir Putin and
Adolf Hitler
[52]
Rashism , from
Russia and
fascism
Republicant , from Republican and can't
Ruthanasia , from
Ruth Richardson and euthanasia
squirearchy , from squire and hierarchy
[2]
Trumponomics , from
Donald Trump and
economics (see
Reaganomics )
Trumpster diving , from Donald Trump and
dumpster diving
Trumpster fire , from Donald Trump and
dumpster fire
warphans from war and orphans
wikiality , from Wikipedia and reality
Zupta , from
Jacob Zuma and Gupta
Economics
Abenomics , from
Shinzō Abe and economics
Bidenomics , from
Joe Biden and economics
Clintonomics , from
Bill Clinton and economics
Freakonomics , from freak and economics
Moneygeddon , from money and Armageddon (permanent scare of financial crises)
[2]
precariat , from precarious and
proletariat
Reaganomics , from
Ronald Reagan and economics
Rogernomics , from
Roger Douglas and economics
Rubinomics , from
Robert Rubin and economics
shrinkflation , from shrink and inflation
stagflation , from stagnation and inflation
[2]
tipflation , from
tipping and inflation
tokenomics , from token and economics
Trussonomics , from
Liz Truss and economics
Volfefe index , from volatility and
covfefe
Orbanomics , from
Viktor Orbán and economics
Movements
agrihood , from agriculture and neighborhood
Berniecrat , from
Bernie Sanders and
Democrat
Blexit , from black and exit
Brexit , from Britain and exit (with regards to leaving the EU)
Calexit , from California and exit
Chrislam , from Christianity and Islam
Czexit , from
Czech Republic and exit
Danexit , from Dane and exit
Dixiecrat , from
Dixie and
Democrat
Fixit, from
Finland and exit (with regards to leaving the EU)
Frexit , from France and exit
Grexit , from Greece and exit
Huxit , from Hungary and exit
Lexit , from left and Brexit
Nexit , from Netherlands and exit
Polexit , from Poland and exit
Qultists , from QAnon and cultists
regrexit , from regret and
Brexit
Roexit , from Romania and exit
Texit , from Texas and exit
thinspiration , from thin and inspiration
Trumpanzees , from
Donald Trump and
chimpanzees
Sciences
abzyme , from antibody and enzyme
alkyd , from
alk yl (
alcohol ) and id (
acid or
anhydride )
ampacity , from ampere and capacity
aquaponics , from
aquaculture and
hydroponics
atomaniac , from atom and maniac
biomarker , from biological and marker
bionics , from biology and electronics
botox , from botulism and toxin
[7]
brinicle , from brine and icicle
caplet , from capsule and tablet
[53]
carborundum , from carbon and corundum
cermet , from ceramic and metal
chemokine , from chemotactic and cytokine
clopen set , from closed-open set
contrail , from condensation and trail
cryptochrome , from
cryptogam and
chromatic
[54]
cultivar , from cultivated and variety
cyborg , from cybernetic and organism
diabesity , from diabetes and obesity
digipeater , from digital and repeater
electret , from electricity and magnet
[2]
endorphin , from endogenous and
morphine
fogponics , from fog and
aeroponics
genome , from gene and chromosome
[55]
[56]
[57]
[58]
geofact , from geological and artifact
gleeking , from
sublingual gland and leaking
glocalization , from globalization and local
[2]
glymphatic system , from glial and lymphatic
grism , from grating and prism
guesstimate , from guess and estimate
Henipavirus , from
Hendra virus and
Nipah virus
hermaphrodite , from
Hermes and
Aphrodite
lavacicle , from lava and icicle
lidar , from light and radar
mafic , from magnesium and ferric
melatonin , from
melanin and
serotonin
memristor , from memory and transistor
mesohigh , from mesoscale and high-pressure area
mesolow , from mesoscale and low-pressure area
mesonet , from mesoscale and network
Nastronaut , from
NASA and astronaut
nutraceutical , from nutrition and pharmaceutical
parsec , from
parallax and
arcsecond
pellistor , from pellet and resistor
permaculture , from permanent and agriculture or culture
petrochemical , from petroleum and chemical
posistor , from positive and thermistor
positron , from positive and electron
prion , from protein and infection
[59]
[60]
proteome , from proteins and genome
pulsar , from pulsating and quasar
purine , from pure and urine
quoats , from quality and oats
radome , from radar and dome
redox , from reduction and oxidation
resorcin , from resin and
orcin
rusticle , from rust and icicle
sedge , from saw -like and edge
[61]
Snuppy , from
SNU and puppy
spintronic , from
spin and
electronics
sporabola , from spore and parabola
stiction , from static and friction
surfactant , from surface active agent
synzyme , from synthetic and enzyme
telematics , from telecommunications and informatics
thermistor , from thermal and resistor
tripledemic , from triple and pandemic
trivection , from triple and
convection
twindemic , from twin and pandemic
urinalysis , from urine and analysis
vitamer , from vitamin and isomer
vitamin , from vita and amine
warfarin , from WARF (
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation ) and
coumarin
wavicle , from wave and particle
Sports and fitness
athleisure , from athletic and leisure
boxercise , from boxing and exercise
dancercise , from dancing and exercise
Deaflympics , from deaf and Olympics
exercycle , from exercise and bicycle
flymph , from fly (fishing) and nymph
gun fu , from gun and
kung fu
gymcel , from gym and
incel
Gymkata , from
gymnastics and
karate
Gymkhana , from
gymnasium and
Jama'at Khana
heelies , from heel and
wheelie
heliskiing , from helicopter and skiing
Jazzercise , from jazz and exercise
Mobot , from Mo (Farah) and robot
Motocross , from motorcycle and cross country
Monzanapolis , from
Monza and
Indianapolis
Paralympics , from parallel (originally paraplegic) and Olympics
parasailing , from parachute and sailing
plogging , from “plocka” (Swedish “pick up”) and jogging
Prancercise , from prance and exercise
scorigami , from score and
origami
[62]
SerAndy , from
Serena Williams and Sir
Andy Murray
[63]
slurve , from slider and curve (baseball pitches)
snuba , from snorkel and scuba
squipper , from survival , equipment , and fitter
TaeBo , from
Taekwondo and boxing
twi-night , from twilight and night
wallyball , from wall and volleyball
See also
Notes
^ Animanga term refers to Japanese anime and manga, originally a trademark of
Viz Media became genericized trademark after expired on October 28, 2016.
[5]
^ Originally spelled "Alsthom", the "h" was removed in 2008 (the company was named GEC-Alsthom at the time).
^ Influence from
googolplex .
^ Through the merger of Tokyo Shibaura Electric K.K.
^ Sometimes Cianjur also included, became Jabodetabekjur or Jabodetabekpunjur .
[49]
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