bio-sealing n.— «He decided to use a new technique called “bio-sealing” for the first time. Schweitzer said the method essentially seals a corpse in plastic to stop the decomposition process.» —“Bio-seal to keep bodies...
plastax n. a per-unit fee levied on the use of plastic bags. Etymological Note: plastic + tax (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
get pinked v. phr.— «“We decided we would ‘flamingo’ people,” she said. By that she meant, for a $15 donation, she and her friend would secretly, at night, place 16 pink plastic flamingos on the lawn of your choice. “Getting...
flamingo v.— «“We decided we would ‘flamingo’ people,” she said. By that she meant, for a $15 donation, she and her friend would secretly, at night, place 16 pink plastic flamingos on the lawn of your choice. “Getting...
cash out n.— «“Cash out” services can be arranged with those offering to take the encoded plastic to a cash machine and make daily withdrawals until the account is depleted. (The cash-out risk commands a premium—often 50 percent or...
polyloom v.— «Recycling plastic waste in an easy, cost effective manner is now possible with a “polyloom”—a loom which weaves plastic bags into items of daily use.» —“Polylooming, new buzzword for a plastic-free...