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19 September 10:24:24 AM	BOBFOC - Body Off Baywatch, Face Off Crimewatch (someone with a great body but let down by his/her face)
7 September 11:34:14 AM	sad grad - recent university graduate who is deeply in debt and has few or no good job prospects
5 September 5:19:52 AM	SWAGs - sassy, wise and grown-up women (as opposed to WAGs)   The Mirror
5 September 5:18:59 AM	SWAG - sassy, wise and grown-up woman (as opposed to a WAG)   The Mirror
2 September 9:43:49 AM	DBOs - drinking banning orders  The Press
2 September 9:43:18 AM	DBO - drinking banning order   The Press
28 August 5:58:49 AM	AR - augmented reality   Wikipedia
28 August 4:55:39 AM	kippers - Kids In Parents' Pockets Eroding Retirement Savings   The Times
17 August 9:50:19 AM	screenager - a teenager who spends a lot of time watching TV, computer, mobile phone or games console screens (from teenager + screen)   Daily Express
12 August 5:23:07 AM	bulleted - sacked from a job ( from 'get the bullet' meaning 'get the sack')
9 August 11:40:45 AM	youthaholic - person addicted to looking younger (from youth + alcoholic)   The Times
7 August 10:53:12 AM	sexting - the sending of sexually-explicit text messages or photos by mobile phone (from text + sex)   The Guardian
6 August 4:55:31 AM	ghost tweeter - someone who creates Twitter content for others (from ghost writer + tweeter)   Twitter
6 August 4:55:02 AM	tweeps - Twitter people (from Twitter + peeps)   Twitter
2 August 10:09:49 AM	Ferrarista - person devoted to Ferraris (from Ferrari + fashionista)   Sunday Times
31 July 6:56:18 AM	Deathbook - an internet service which sends emails after death (from death + Facebook)   The Times
31 July 5:34:17 AM	Bollygarch - a very rich Indian, (from Bollywood + oligarch)   The Guardian
26 July 11:14:02 AM	sabbatpacker - a grown-up on a career break (from backpacker + sabbatical)   The Times
6 July 11:29:56 AM	plinther - person on the Fourth Plinth in Trafalgar Square as part of the 'One & Other' (www.oneandother.co.uk) project.   4th Plinth
23 June 6:39:22 AM	SH - sexual history   The Times
23 June 6:38:36 AM	NE - negative equity, where the value of a house is less than what a borrower owes on it  FT.com
8 June 10:20:41 AM	iBore - an iPhone obsessive who can't keep it to himself/herself   This Is London
29 May 6:22:49 AM	stray - formerly straight, now gay   Evening Standard
29 May 6:18:58 AM	jeggings - fashionspeak for the combination of jeans + leggings   Smarter
8 May 5:52:40 AM	FabLab - Fabrication Laboratory, a community workshop where anyone can make almost anything   FabCentral
3 April 6:50:53 AM	FICs - Functional Internal Currencies, a concept invented by Edward de Bono to "fix the present economic crisis"   Debono Post
23 March 6:41:09 AM	loathable - easy to loathe, a new word created by Piers Morgan which means "people love to loathe me"  Mail on Sunday
21 March 7:38:38 AM	freemium - media industry term for the mix of free and premium content  Evening Standard
17 March 11:58:42 AM	SAS - Sir Alan Sugar, entrepreneur and star of the UK version of The Apprentice   Wikpedia
17 March 7:51:00 AM	Twitterverse - the social networking site Twitter and all its users  Twitter
14 March 7:04:31 AM	NFP - New Faux Poor, invented by Tatler magazine to describe "the well-heeled pretending to be down-at-heel"   Meet The New Faux Poor
13 March 6:30:41 AM	desker - someone who rents deskspace in someone else's office   Desk Space Genie
13 March 6:29:10 AM	desking - renting surplus office deskspace on a short-term flexible basis  Desk Space Genie
12 March 10:44:58 AM	Mrs O - Michelle Obama   Mrs.O
12 March 10:44:19 AM	TMS - too much stuff   Paul Graham
11 March 10:40:14 AM	meggings - leggings for men   The Guardian
11 March 10:39:29 AM	LAI - light adult incontinence   BBC News
7 March 9:44:37 AM	dresslexia - inability to dress properly, a lack of style or taste in choice of clothing  Luke
7 March 6:33:15 AM	attitude sickness - a feeling of superiority, often suffered by celebrities when out in public and sometimes characterised by frequent use of the phrase "Do you know who I am?"   Addictionary