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These are some entries that do not meet CFI (at the moment) that I am working on spreading...

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Dracula sneeze

(noun) (see Dracula and sneeze for pronunciation)

• When one puts one's arm over one's face to catch a sneeze (so as not to contaminate their hands)

Progress

• This seems to be used in the January 18, 2006, edition of the Oakland Tribune.
• Gets some (17,600) Google web hits but only one in Books, many referring to students practicing the "Dracula sneeze" to help avoid spreading of H1N1.

onslaughter

(verb) IPA^(key): /ˈɒnslɒdɚ/

Blend of onslaught and slaughter.

• To attack continuously and with force.

Progress

• onslaughter as a noun gets 140 BGC hits (and meets CFI)
• The verb sense doesn't seem to be used - onslaughtering gets only two B.G.C. cites; onslaughtered one; onslaughters as a verb none.