Laskersnephew wrote:
"I make up words normally. That's if I think they should exist. Not if I think they shouldn't of course."
You know who else did that? William Shakespeare. He had this briliant trick of "verbing" a noun that made his prose so rich and surprising.
Let me introduce the Assess family: There's Mr. Assess, Mrs. Assess, young Master Assess, and of course, their lovely daughter Miss Assess. They are much nicer than the Bates family>>
Using nouns as verbs is overdone. I can nearly juggle one orange.
Shakespeare is overrated.
You know who else said that? Leo Tolstoy