Are you wondering how the blogging language has expanded over the last week?

We are too! The Chapeau Blog Awards team has been busy reviewing new blogerrific words over the long holiday break!

Have you submitted a word to help explain the world of blogging on BlogOh!Pedia?

It not – do so today – and once accepted you will receive a link to your site and and be credited full creative ownership.

Below, find a few of our favorites submissions from the last week:

-Blogomania – Excessive blogging
Coined by – Explorers of light – Photography – tips tricks photoshop lightroom

The BlogOh!Pedia is filling up fast with new blogtactular words from around the globe and beyond!

You too can live on eternally by submitting your newly created words to the BlogOh!Pedia.
Not only will we give you a link to your site, and full creative ownership, we’ll also provide you free entry into The Chapeau Blog Awards!

Below, find a few of our favorites submissions from the last week:

-Blogzilla – A contrary blogger who is aggressive, blunt and loves to cause turmoil.
Coined by Weddingzilla

The Chapeau Blog Awards recently introduced you to the BlogOh!Pedia – the latest channel for bloggers, like you, to submit and retain full creative ownership of the new blog phrases you create each day.

The icing on the cake, of course, is that anyone submitting a new word that is accepted into the BlogOh!Pedia by November 30th, receives free entry into The Chapeau Blog Awards!

While you probably don’t need any help getting started below, please find a few new words, just in case.

-  Bloops:  The phrase uttered when you inadvertently post something you really shouldn’t have posted.

As part of the blogosphere for several years, we at The Chapeau Blog Awards notice ourselves constantly inventing words when we talk about the world of blogging.

For instance, “flogging”? That’s a phrase we coined that defines the action of flaming someone on your blog. “Noggers”? That’s the rare, suspicious and silly breed known as non-bloggers.

What about you? Are there words you use that you would like to lay claim to before others do? Perhaps you are the regretfully anonymous individual who created the terms “blogosphere” or “blogerati” and are wondering why your parade of accolades never arrived.