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Other Colbert neologisms

 * ColBucks: Fictitious money that, according to the Report, Colbert's employees are paid. Colbucks are only accepted at the company store.
 * Factiness: A word used to explain his view that, instead of ignoring facts, he will now only mention/care about facts that are convenient or supportive of his views.
 * Femistapo: A portmanteau of Feminist and Gestapo. Colbert's word for radical feminists.  A play on the more common slur Feminazi.
 * Filliam H. Muffman: A portmanteau of Felicity Huffman and William H. Macy, parodying celebrity couple nicknames such as Bennifer and Brangelina. His use of this neologism made Colbert, who is always seen by by viewers in his Colbert character, break character and laugh.
 * FUSSDIRAGs: An acronym that spells Formerly United States-Supported Dictators Internationally Reviled for Acts of Genocide. Listing these five people: Saddam Hussein, Slobodan Milošević, Augusto Pinochet, General Suharto, and Charles Taylor.
 * Hiphopketball: [[Image:Jazzebration.JPG|thumb|250px|right|A screenshot from Stephen Colbert's Hiphopketball: A Jazzebration, a fictitious documentary.]] A portmanteau of the words Hip-hop and Basketball.
 * Jazzebration: A celebration of Jazz culture, often referring to Stephen Colbert's Hiphopketball: A Jazzebration, a fictitious documentary.
 * Lincolnish, superstantial, and freem: have been used in the opening credits of the Report to describe Colbert.
 * Nerdrection: A portmanteau of the words nerd and erection. Colbert used this word during his interview with Will Wright to desribe fans response to Will's being on the show.
 * Personating: The opposite of impersonating. To act as oneself, and additionally from oneself's own gut.
 * Unicorn Husbandry: Unicorn husbandry was a "science" proposed by Colbert in response to theoretical physics.
 * Wikiality: The notion that truth is determined by consensus rather than evidence.
 * Wikilobbying A portmanteau of Wikipedia and lobbying refering to the practice of paying someone else to edit Wikipedia to be more favorable to one's own interests. Colbert used the word to describe an incident where Microsoft offered to pay Rick Jelliffe to edit Wikipedia, he then satirically offered five USD to the first of his show's viewers to edit the Wikipedia article on reality to read only "reality is a commodity" a feat that was achieved within seconds of the broadcast and has since been the subject of repeated vandalism.
 * Wordinistas: Colbert's term for the American Dialect Society.