Aesthetics: Diction Neologism

Description

This keyword can be used for terms and words invented by Faulkner, including portmanteau words, hyphenated words (e.g., "ax-squared"), non-hyphenated words (e.g., "deathcolored"), onomatopoeic words, or other similar constructions. Not all hyphenated words would qualify as a neologism, such as "mud-caked" or "three-foot-high" which are too commonplace to qualify as neologisms. -CR

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Actions: Bodily›Hiding
Cultural Issues: Ritual
Themes and Motifs: Animals›Rat | Objects›Drum | Objects›Fire
Aesthetics: Diction›Neologism
Environment: Domestic Space›Gallery
Actions: Physical›Carrying
Cultural Issues: Clothes›Hat
Themes and Motifs: Objects›Trunk
Relationships: Hierarchical›Master-slave
Aesthetics: Diction›Neologism