tifowewi   tifowewi and #tifowewi is an acronytial of “time for your weekly wins”. It came into being on 26th May 2023 in response to a post in a Facebook Group Internet Marketing     Search engine queries for the 8 characters returned nil results for “All”, “Images”, “Videos” and “News”. Prompts to various artificial […]

acronytial A polyonom I created after giving up on trying to find a single word to explain the construction used to create “godatobubane” (see https://polyonom.com/godatobubane) The video below is titled “Hello, Hello, Hello”.  The first two letters of each when combined provided the acronytial “hehehe” 😉 As at 23rd May 2023 a prompt to artificial […]

enyagram enyagram is derived from the Greek word for the number 9 (εννέα) + “gram”. Depending on how one looks at the enyagram – the spaces between the 9 pieces form two vertical lines on a slant and two horizontal lines. These have variously entered into mainstream usage as the pound sterling symbol, the USA […]

polyonomography The writing and images associated with a newly formed word that appears in the lexicon of web assets designs on https://polyonom.com Variations and derivatives:- polyonomographic(s) – image(s) associated with

polyonomicity polyonomicity was added to the web asset designer’s lexicon on 5th October 2022. polyonomicity is the quality of a new word when compared with the results it returns from search engine queries.  More specifically the returns for “All”, “Images”, “Videos” and “Maps”. It is a sliding scale expressed as a percentage. 100% polyonomicity is […]

polyonom welcome Polyonoms are newly-created words for which there are either no or minimal extant records on the public web. They do not appear in “traditional” dictionaries. Why?  The lexicon of web terminology is catered for very well by online dictionaries, lists of synonyms and antonyms etc. What is less well catered for are new […]