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

Lectrospecs

noun
Spectacles with augmented- and virtual-reality capabilities.
Origin
Corruption of ‘electric spectacles’.
Source
Friends in Need

Cursism

noun
Bigotry towards those inflicted with a Hag curse.
Source
Ootheca

Trollburg

noun
A large animal that can house a population of occupants in symbiosis.
Origin
Portmanteau of troll (a giant supernatural being) and burg (town).
Source
Two Moons

Oxygarette

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

Pastorpreneur

noun
A spiritual leader primarily engaged in moneymaking activities.
Origin
Portmanteau of ‘pastor’ and ‘entrepreneur’.
Source
Godmother

Brainlock

noun
A behaviour alteration procedure that uses hypnosis to induce an extreme aversion to certain stimulus.
Source
Dogfight

Bonephone

noun informal
A bone-conduction implant used for discreet telecommunication.
Source
Hinterlands

Memrionics

noun
The science and technology of developing Artificial Intelligence.
Origin
Formed from ‘memory’ and ‘electronics’.
Source
The Regression Test

Rit

pronoun
The third-person singular personal pronoun used to refer to a robot.
Source
The Child of Clay

Chlomach

noun
An external artificial organ capable of photosynthesis, attached to the human body via umbilical cord.
Origin
Derived from khlōrós (green) and māchina (machine).
Source
Sleeping Beauties

Psychocybernetics

noun
A scientific field concerned with digitizing the personality of an individual.
Source
The Beast Has Died