Neologism, word playing, idiosyncratic humour

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I heard you making threats, got something to say man?
I know the only thing you've ever clapped was your hands.

Gellstorke - Google found no results for that word.

Alunetto - word formed from two first letters of words forming phrase "almost universal eternal torment".
From three first letters in words forming phrase above the word "almunietetor" is formed.

In northeastern Poland there are village and lake named "Krawno", etymology looks interesting for me, but it is almost certain that their names are not from bovine excrements. But for me the word "krawno" means feces, at least ones of cattle.

Moling - defecation. Mole - feces, at least elongated, solid ones.

Etcoto - word formed by two first letters of words in phrase "eternal conscious tomrent".
Etecontor - word formed by three first letters of words in phrase "eternal conscious torment".

Koroven, korowien, karawien, karawion - some variants of genitive plural for words like korovno, korowno, karawno (which mean feces, at least cow ones - my neologisms).

Człowiekno - human feces. Kilovekno, kileveknen - some modifications of that word, quite large ones (modifications).

i scheme while sippin' syrup delicious;
meanwhile I'm livin' surreptitious

Povonhai - 3 results for the word in quotation marks in Google. The word is a misspelling of Polish word "powąchaj", which is second person singular imperative of "powąchać" ("to smell", perfective verb).

Kramnienie - defecation. Especially of a cow.

"Kramnić" - one result in Google. My neologism meaning "to defecate" (imperfective).

When I was younger I had thoughts that rude word for rear end in British English comes from shortening of the word "arsenal" and the buttocks and anus were for someone a sort of arsenal (with bullets (pieces of feces, especially quite elongated ones) and chemical weapons (intestinal gases which have unpleasant smell)).

I like turn things absurd with logic and playing with multiple meanings. I bet some people might call me a moron or a racist at times but it is just hilarious because they do not understand that I do not mean it. I like to make people laugh or mad at at me. Overall I like to see people displaying all sorts of irrational emotions.

Clowningstreet 10 instead of Downingstreet 10, this wordplaying is not humor, its sad.
I have good hope that the Britisch are smart enough to solve the populist Boris.

Kobietuchna - affectionate Polish word for a woman, kobietuchenka - its dimunitive.
Kobietuchen - genitive plural for "kobietuchna". Kobietuchenek - genitive plural for "kobietuchenka".

Cobetixen - word formed by "latinization" of the word "kobietuchen", in which "x" was used to symbolize consonant wrote in Polish as "ch" or "h" (it occurs also in Russian language and is written almost exactly as "x", in English transliteration it is written as "kh"). The word "cobetixen" is somewhat similar to the word "chlorprothixen" or "chlorprothixene", it is the name of one of substanced in psychotropic drug which I get now.

I like to deliberately mispronounce words, particularly when looking at road signs.

For example I might call the word "radiation"

"Ra Di Ah Ti Un" in stead of the correct "Re di eh shun"

i'm not a catcher but i've got a mask for catching
and i get paid to catch, so when i start catching it's like ca-ching ca-ching

these p**** geeks are leaking queefs i mean - f*****g c***s -
- i'm completely free to leave you bleeding when i squeeze th'red dot release

Tfutanie - my Polish neologism for the sound of dying dog in game Fallout 2 (the game contains many dangerous ideas, evil content like brutality and vulgarisms).
Grutanie - my Polish neologism for sound which is sometimes made by large deathclaws in Fallout 2 when there is no fight.
Uumć - my Polish neologism for sound of dying large deathclaw in Fallout (1) or Fallout 2.
All three words above are onomatopeic.

Aucophrenia, aucorophrenia, aucoriphrenia - blend of aucorigia and schizophrenia. Polish counterparts: aukofrenia, aukorofrenia, aukoryfrenia.

With Love.

The dutch word for chicory is witlof, when we speak it, its nearly the same as "with love"

Grutać - Polish infinitive verb used by me to describe the action of deathclaws making "grrrrrrh" sound.

Helborsód - word formed by concatenation of Polish names for chemical elements with atomic numbers: 2 (hel, helium, He), 5 (bor, boron, B), 11 (sód, sodium, Na).
HeBNa - word formed by concatenation of chemical symbols of these three elements, from lightest to heaviest.

Numbers: 2, 5, 11 are three smallest Thabit numbers (also known as 321 numbers), they are additive primes.

In christianity marks on christs hands . Stigmata , then word imagination ..
Think : figment of your imagination.
Spoken outloud ,,: A Stigmata of your estageation . It sounded good in person.

Think : eternally indebted .
Spoken outloud : infernally ingraciated .

Grutadło - a deathclaw, especially big one. The word was not found in the Google.

Przedpyszcze (English: the fore mouth) - one of parts of the body of the creature known as "floater" which occurs in evil-containing games Fallout 1 and Fallout 2. The word "przedpyszcze" was not found in the Google today.

Kocypesk - the word which was not found in the Google today. It means "cat's muzzle". It comes from Kashubian phrase "kòcy pësk".