neologism /nē-olˈə-ji-zm/ or neology /nē-olˈə-ji/

1. A new word, phrase or doctrine
2. A new use of an established word
3. The practice of coining or introducing neologisms
4. (usu neology) new doctrines, esp German rationalism (theology)

neolōˈgian noun

neologic or neological /-lojˈ/ adjective

neologˈically adverb

• give someone her head
• give someone his due
• give someone his head
• give someone his kale through the reek
• give someone laldie
• give someone rope
• give someone stick
• give someone the bird
• give someone the bum's rush
• give someone the come-on
• give someone the finger
• give someone the lie
• give someone the lie in her throat
• give someone the lie in his throat
• give someone the pip
• give someone the slip
• give someone the works
• give something a miss
• give something a whirl
• give something up as a bad job
• give the air
• give the alarm
• give the bucket
• give the cold shoulder
• give the devil his due