alcoholic-synonymous [ælkəˌhɒlɪksəˈnɒnəməs] adj. the state of equivalence to, and being representative of, the definition or signification of the word alcoholic, to the point of inextricable personal association. Etym: Escapo-neology from Medieval Latin from Arabic al kuḥl + Greek ‑ικος + Medieval Latin from Greek συνώνυμος.
crucifixed [ˈkrusəfɪkst] adj. fixated on the existence of a crux or a gist. Etym: Escapo-neology from Latin crux + Latin figere.
ismism [ˈɪzəmˌɪzəm] n. A distinctive or idiosyncratic form of a distinctive or idiosyncratic form of distinctive or idiosyncratic action, practice, or idiosyncrasy. Etym: Escapo-neology from Latin ‑ismus + Latin ‑ismus from Greek ‑ισμος + Greek ‑ισμος.
musicism [ˈmjuzəˌsɪzəm] n. the idiomatic, idiosyncratic, and idiotic art of manipulating and arranging sounds of an idiomatic, idiosyncratic, and idiotic nature. Etym: Escapo-neology from Middle English musik from Latin musica from Greek μουσική + Greek ‑ισμος.