informationalization n.— «It is our conclusion that Japan has to change its goal from industrialization to informationalization….We propose that the final national goal be a new information society.» —Annual Review of...
boo word n.— «Whatever their politics may be, the students interviewed were not—by their own perceptions—“liberals.” The world [sic] “liberal” has for them become, to use the jargon, a “boo” word, even a term of...
hiss-and-boo word n.— «Reid said Riley’s appointment means public education will no longer be a “hiss-and-boo word.”» —“Energy nominee wants nuke dump” by Tony Batt Las Vegas Review...
boo word n.— «For Some The Word “Workaholic” Is A Boo Word, For Others It Is A Hurray Word.» —“Beware Of Your Hurricane Harry” by Baden Eunson Business Review Weekly (Australia) Nov. 5, 1983...
agreemo n.— «It is learnt that Damodar Gautam designated as the ambassador to the US, who’s agreemo is yet to come, was also rewarded for that post through Bhattarai’s pressure.» —“Without Comment: From the latest People’s...
trip (someone) v. phr.— «She went on to say he was “really boring” and that his face was, as they say in Glasgow, “tripping him”—not entirely sunny.» —“Short Cuts” by Andrew O’Hagan London Review of...