redefine
reinterpretation
neosemanticism
neologism
plesionym
coinage
neology
polysemant
newfounded
logodaedaly
reinterpret
definiendum
define
signification
abbreviation
parasynonym
splinter-new
stipulative definition
synonym
equivocal
determinatum
verbal
polynym
referent
transferred sense
ghoti
retronym
semantic shift
inhabited
attributive
polyword
root
descriptive adjective
relexicalize
sense
new
definiential
polylectic
anagram
coining
nickname
ten-cent word
polyseme
near-synonym
abbreviature
protoform
explicit definition
new name
metaphor
ten-dollar word
neologize
short form
descriptor
ancestor
synonymum
wordlet
counterdefinition
diminutive
mutated contraction
vocabulary word
multiworded
notional opposite
derivative
autoantonym
verbatim
descriptive
prenominal
heterophemy
plural
tropologize
diminutize
attribute
plural form
opposite
opposite word
antonym
dicky-bird
counterword
polysemous word
redefinition
couch
subsense
restyle
labeled
monosemant
polysemantic word
antiphrase
banjo dulcimer
loanshift
definement
short
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