WAS THE FIRST PERSON TO USE, AS A WORD Crossword Clue
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Solution COINED is 6 letters long. So far we haven´t got a solution of the same word length.
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Requiring quarters
Neologized
Like the word "truthiness," by Stephen Colbert
Invented, as a phrase
Thought up, as a phrase
Made up, as an expression
Made up, as a word
Made up, as a new word
Invented, as a word
Invented, as a new word
Minted
Made up, as a phrase
Made cents
Made, as money
Invented, linguistically
___ minted
BRAND-NEW TO THE LANGUAGE
BHAGAVAD-GITA ORIGINAL LANGUAGE
A NEWLY INVENTED WORD OR PHRASE
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