Boorance

a group of objects on a table

Boorance

n.
an unassuming feature of our daily lives that will eventually come off as the bizarre relic of a bygone era, that’ll make us look back in shock that we ever thought it was normal to bless each other’s sneezes, drive cars by hand, swim in chlorinated pools, keep animals in zoos, or feel clean using little else but toilet paper—things that we never think to question, because that’s just what people did “back then.”

From boor, an ill-mannered person + hence, in the future from now. Pronounced “boor-uhns.”

Irrition

a close up of a dandelion

Nodrophobia

close-up of a stained shirt

Ironsick

a group of random devices

Craxis

a tall house of cards

Galagog

a person alone in a snowy desolate landscape

Suerza

a tunnel with a light emanating from the end

Aimonomia

close-up of a plant with lights glowing in background

Furosha

a storm raging in the sky over a building

Karanoia

a neat stack of white paper

Hem-Jawed

an abstract image of someone touching their face

Arroia

people standing on a stage

Knellish

a blurry image of a person lying on a bed

Nemotia

a city with clouds of smoke

Caucic

a close-up of a stone walking path

Future-Tense

a person looking at their reflection

Winnewaw

a person wearing a party hat

Achenia

a close-up of a bottle with an organic object inside

Adomania

a person riding a horse

Dystoria

close up of water drops on a window

Fitching

Austice

a leaf imprint in the mud

Offtides

close-up of a chromed metal object

Suente

Vicarous

Keir

a snowy landscape with trees and a fence

Wenbane

a person standing on a ledge looking at a city skyline

Kadot

a person looking at an abstract spiral