Zidane's Muse Dictionary

[Zidane Tribal]

So in chatting with various members I've been coming up with various terms for a scale measuring muse failure. I've decided now I'm going to keep track of them as they are created, here in the public eye that you folk can help spread their usage and make them regular words amidst our conversations. So far they are as follows:

Rwahtified: (Rah-tif-eyed) when one's muse is burnt out because they have taken too many threads and cannot keep on top of all of them.
-Used in a sentence: "Oh man, I'm feeling Rwahtified, I've got like ten posts to do!"

Seaynosis: (See-an-oh-sis) when one's muse is not quite dead (referred to as museshot) but has, in a rather delightful analogy, been kneecapped. This means it comes, but slowly.
-Used in a sentence: "I've got a wicked case of Seaynosis, pardon if it takes me a while to reply."

Ratrophy: (Rah-tro-fee) when one's muse is hyperactive, causing the creation of many characters and threads. The opposite of atrophy (decay) in a muse.
-Used in a sentence: "I've been Ratrophied lately, I have like twenty character ideas!"

Sey Sey Syndrome: a syndrome that occurs in three stages, as described below:
-First stage of Sey Sey Syndrome is the sudden feeling of extreme happiness.
-Second stage is when the joy becomes so intense, the cuddling feeling overtakes the mind, making the host of the syndrome desire a need to cuddle.
-Third is the extreme stage, when the glomping, and tackling starts to take place, it's when the syndrome becomes so powerful, it brings people to tackle/glomps others then snuggle with them.
-Used in a sentence: "Did you see how fast he glomped her? He must have a severe case of Sey Sey Syndrome."

So far that is all I have, but I will add more as they are created. If you want one named after you, well I guess you'd better start talking to me more. Can't gauge muse levels for someone I don't talk to, after all. Updates to come as necessary.

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[Zidane Tribal]

Added Ratrophy to the list, as well as rough pronunciation guides for each term.