Word of the Day: Reincornation

In 1984, I came up with a word that describes paintings of Elvis you sometimes see on velvet. It was velvis. I am proud of that word and Wikipedia recognizes me as the person who coined it. It is also acknowledged on Urban Dictionary, although that was my own entry.

Prior to velvis, I came up with reincornation. Yes, the spelling is correct. Here is my description of the word:

re·in·cor·na·tion (n) \ˌrē-(ˌ)in-(ˌ)kor-ˈnā-shən\ 1: What happens to corn, or maize, that is not chewed properly, during the digestion process. The portion not fully digested, mostly kernels that enter the stomach intact, continue through the alimentary canal and are discharged through the anus in the form of poopcorn, also known as corn on the log and corn logs.

Used in a sentence:

When Cathy returned from the country corn carnival, she had no idea reincornation would come back to haunt her the next day.