"New" "word" - Temporarely

[ThePylon]

Sign on the bathroom here at work:

"Temporarely closed". For maintenance, apparantly.

But what a word. They rarely close it, and it will be back open soon. IT's perfect, and should be part of the language.

Thus, I would like this to act as my official "coining claim" (as I assume the originator did it inadvertently...)

[Swallowed My Cellphone]

But what about the "tempo" part? Is it rarely to a beat?

[cmyk]

I dance temporarely.

[LunarPlexus]

I second the motion. Good word. It's like "five nines" without all the math overhead.

[Chefguy]

It's not in my word-coining thread, so it doesn't actually exist.

[mhendo]

Seems perfectly cromulent to me.

[EvilTOJ]

Good, you can put it next to the sign down the street from me in the car dealership that says "bank repose".

[SpoilerVirgin]

In my office, we're asked to keep the "toliet" area clean.

[Civil Guy]

At my condo, we're periodically notified that sweeping of the underground garage will take place on such-and-such a day, and because of the dust, we might wish to move our cars "before hand."