Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Anconitis

👉 The word "anconitis" is derived from the Greek prefix "an-" and suffix "-nis". It refers to a type of Roman coin, with its weight and value based on the number of anciples that were issued by the emperor in his reign.

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Anconitis:

- Anonymously, a phrase used to describe people who have been known to spread rumors and make up stories without any evidence or foundation. It's like saying "we'll be great together" while secretly planning to harm someone else.

Example Sentence: "So, how's that meeting with the CEO going? I heard they had some new rules about how you should act around them." - "What do we have there?" - "Anconitis, you know what I'm talking about!"