Sweedack

interjection
Contraction of je suis d’accord.
Origin
Popularised by French Canadian hockey players in the twenty-first century.
Source
The Shockwave Rider

Synchroneurobonding

noun
A virus that makes a group of infectees better able to anticipate one another’s reactions.
Source
Against A Dark Background

Synthespian

noun
A computer-generated artificial actor appearing in motion pictures.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘synthetic’ and ‘thespian’.
Source
Idoru

Tanj

exclamation
Acronym of “There ain’t no justice” used as an expletive.
Source
Ringworld

Teep

noun informal
A telepath.
Source
Solar Lottery

Telesend

noun
A one-way telepath, able to transmit thoughts to others but unable to read minds.
Origin
Derived from ‘telepath’.
Source
The Stars My Destination

Tempophone

noun
A telephone able to place calls across time and space.
Origin
Derived from tempus (time) and phone (sound).
Source
The Restaurant at the End of the Universe

Tempunaut

noun
Crewman aboard a time-travelling vessel.
Origin
Derived from tempus (time) and nautēs (sailor).
Source
A Little Something for Us Tempunauts

Terranaut

noun
The intrepid breed of men that go down into the uncharted seas of time gas below Earth’s crust.
Origin
Derived from terra (ground) and nautēs (traveller).
Source
The Night That All Time Broke Out

Terrorartist

noun
A person who uses terrorism as a medium for artistic expression.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘terrorist’ and ‘artist’.
Source
Neom

Theodical

adjective
Relating to a theodicy (discourse justifying the ways of the gods).
Origin
Derived from theós (god) and díkē (justice).
Source
Events Preceding the Helvetican Renaissance

Theophobia

noun
The fear and hatred of gods.
Origin
Pairing of theo (god) and phobia (fear).
Source
Against A Dark Background