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Verb "to Gluten"

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benXX
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When we say you've been "glutened," that something "glutens" you, or that something is "glutening" you, it means you're getting symptoms of gluten ingestion from that food product.

Perfectly clear and normal expression for us.

However, "to gluten" is not an existing verb.

In our quest to increase awareness of gluten intolerance, we should try to get this verb added to the language.

Unfortunately, I have no clue how to achieve this.

(btw, even Celiac is considered an error by the computer)

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Di2011
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Have you tried coeliac - this is our British/Australian accepted spelling. Could be that your PC is on British English spelling and you'll need to change it if your local accepted spelling is celiac (as it is in the US).

I'm just trying to google about adding words to dictionaries but google is having an out of character dummy spit. Get back to you on that one.

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Di2011
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Here is a bit of research for you:

Open Original Shared Link

If all of us got onto these kind of websites then the 'usage' as described in the above link could be recognised:

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This is what I added to urbandictionary:

Word: gluten

Def: On many celiac/coeliac and gluten intolerance related websites/forums our community uses gluten (glutened/glutening) as a verb. To be glutened means eating gluten unknowingly. It happens to us all with cross contamination and others not understanding our need for NO gluten not 'a little bit is okay' gluten.

Examples:

I was [glutened] today at our local restaurant.

My latest [glutening] resulted in a trip to hospital.

Tags: gluten, celiac, coeliac, wheat, barley, rye

Di2011 Enthusiast
Di2011
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Open Original Shared Link

I haven't read this one but could be useful.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

Our various synonyms for glutened: :)

I was hit, zapped, whacked, poisoned, CCed, something "got me" or something I just ate "just bit me on the ass"

pricklypear1971 Community Regular
pricklypear1971
Posted

" 'effed up" works for me.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
Posted

well, I have been known to use that one myself <_<:lol:

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LeahBanicki Rookie
LeahBanicki
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Here is a bit of research for you:

Open Original Shared Link

If all of us got onto these kind of websites then the 'usage' as described in the above link could be recognised:

Open Original Shared Link

This is what I added to urbandictionary:

Word: gluten

Def: On many celiac/coeliac and gluten intolerance related websites/forums our community uses gluten (glutened/glutening) as a verb. To be glutened means eating gluten unknowingly. It happens to us all with cross contamination and others not understanding our need for NO gluten not 'a little bit is okay' gluten.

Examples:

I was [glutened] today at our local restaurant.My latest [glutening] resulted in a trip to hospital.

Tags: gluten, celiac, coeliac, wheat, barley, rye

Thanks, stole to share on facebook... you rock.

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