Newspeak

noun
The language of Oceania, devised to meet the ideological needs of Ingsoc.
Source
Nineteen Eighty-Four

Nocturnalia

noun plural
Life that wells up in unexpected ways whenever darkness falls on the city.
Origin
Pairing of ‘nocturnal’ with the Latin suffix -alia (nominalization/intensification).
Source
Borne

Normform

noun
A body with unmodified anatomy.
Source
The Keys to December

Notchcube

noun
A grey brick slightly larger than a fist; the basic building block of many Supra City megastructures.
Origin
Presumed to be coined after the creator of Minecraft, Markus “Notch” Persson.
Source
The Causal Angel

Oophase

adjective
Of a child: born after the waning years of the On-Off sun.
Origin
Abbreviation of ‘out of phase’.
Source
A Deepness in the Sky

Ornithopter

noun
An aircraft capable of sustained wing-beat flight in the manner of birds.
Origin
Derived from ornis (bird) and pteron (wing).
Source
Dune

Orthogony

noun
The structure of actuality; orthogonal futures and pasts that fluoresce from the universe as it is, and from those into others, and others, always at right angles to the stream of time.
Origin
Back-formation from ‘orthogonal’.
Source
Great Work of Time

Oxygarette

noun
A type of cigarette that releases oxygen spiced with stimulants when burned.
Origin
Pairing of ‘oxygen’ and ‘cigarette’.
Source
Proposition 23

Panzerboy

noun
The pilot of an armoured assault hovercraft used for cross-border smuggling.
Origin
Panzer (armour plating).
Source
Hardwired

Parachronion

noun
A device enabling travel to parallel time lines.
Origin
Derived from pará (nearby) and khrónos (time).
Source
Eutopia

Parautilitarian

noun
An individual granted paranatural abilities by an Object of Power.
Origin
Formed from pará (beyond) and ‘utilitarian’ (relating to utility).
Source
Control

Parestisomach

noun
A portable device for capturing likenesses.
Origin
Derived from parēre (visible), estis (“they are”), and māchina (machine).
Source
The Witcher 3: Blood And Wine