-mog

Appendix:Variations of "mog" English Etymology en attractiveness mog<id:attractiveness><t:to be significantly more attractive than, to dominate in appearance> 1 1 Suffix en Internet slang incel slang Forms verbs denoting a situation where someone dominates someone else in the specified characteristic, making that person feel unattractive and inferior. en Men going against men https://www.reddit.com/r/shortguys/comments/1c8vy55/comment/l0hdxmu/ https://archive.ph/oPrj3 14 February 2026 shortguys 20 April 2024 Facemogging, framemogging, musclemas moggimg, hair mogging, handmogging,etc etc etc.... its crazy how many things can make someone insecure lol Derived terms en References en Ewelina Prażmo Affixmaxxing or the emergence of new derivational affixes in online discourse: A construction morphology approach Topics in Linguistics 25 1 10.17846/topling-2024-0005 24 June 2024 Lublin w:Maria Curie-Skłodowska University 74–75 -Mog, in turn, can be considered an acronym splinter which was clipped and then reanalysed as a verb. When attached to stems its meaning becomes very schematic and is substantiated only by the semantic value provided by the stem. Similarly to the suffix -ful, which functions alongside its lexical "parent" full, -mog coexists with AMOG and to mog. And just like -ful only becomes semantically specified in words such as beautiful or awful, so does -mog in e.g. heightmog or jawmog. Due to its schematicity and high productivity I thus consider it to be an affix. en productive suffixes