What is a good name for a dictionary of words my coworkers make up?

My last company was called "INO," so I called it the INOxford English Dictionary. This company has the word "Viro" in it. (I don't want to give the rest because I am paranoid and don't want any more stalkers than I have already.)





The name does not need to have Viro in it - it might be a bonus, but doesn't need it at all.





Some sample words, in case you want to know what I am talking about.





Spitzerland - the combo of Spain and Switzerland


Scalular - data that can be put on a scale of some kind


Disgrossting - disgusting + gross





Things like that.





Thanks. :-)

What is a good name for a dictionary of words my coworkers make up?
The Viroxford English Dictionary
Reply:Wow, it's gonna be hard to follow Margo's answer, because quite frankly, it's perfect.





Here's my answer: Viro-Mental Dickshunairy. Shut up. it's the best I've got and I just woke up. What do you expect.
Reply:I make up words all the time. I made up grossalingus last night it means my dogs have chewed the crotch out of my underwear again. I don't really have an answer I just like talking to you.
Reply:Is that some kind of weird book of "words?!?"





Because Homey don't play THAT game, you know what I mean?





(I hope you do...because I have NO idea what the hell I'm sayin', 'ear!)
Reply:Viro-fiable Words and Phrases





Like "verifiable"?
Reply:I frequently find (and by find I mean make up) reasons to use the word "Disgrossting"
Reply:The Big Book of Virosemantics
Reply:Dislexicon


Fictionary
Reply:Geekosaurus??
Reply:Viropaedia Americana