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regift
v. To give as a gift something that one received as a gift. - n. - regifter n.
Today's word originated with that always reliable source of neologisms, the TV show Seinfeld. Regift (and the noun regifter) appeared in the episode titled The Label Maker, which first aired on January 19, 1995. It took a while, but regift eventually embedded itself in the language. The proof? I found dozens of media citations that used the word without referencing its Seinfeldian origins. That's not surprising since the word fills in a language gap and succinctly describes something that the majority of us have done (see the earliest citation for a stat).
piconet
Piconet combines the prefix pico-, “very small; one trillionth”, with the noun network. And,just so you know, if you have a piconet operating at a particular frequency and one or more other piconets operating on different frequencies, they can communicate with each other, and the resulting network is called a scatternet [http://www.wordspy.com/words/clickprint.asp]
Theme 7
COMPOUNDING
English is a funny language; that explains why we park our car
on the. driveway anddrive our car on the.parkway.
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Discussion

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   General description of word-composition in English.
   
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   Diagnostic criteria for compounds (phonetic, graphic, morphological, syntactic, semantic).
   
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   Classifications of compound words:
   

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   according to the type of a linking element;
   
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   according to the type of relationship between the components;
   
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   according to the way of composition;
   
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   according to the structure of immediate constituents;
   
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   according to the semantic relations between the components;
   
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   other classifications.
   

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