Hmm....Interesting!

Strange but true. "Bangalored" is a verb which has been recently accrued in the english vocabulary. A person is said to be 'bangalored' if he lost his job because the work got outsourced to bangalore or any other city in India. "He got bangalored last week" is an example of its usage.

I ain't kidding people. Google it up I say. Lot of people in US got bangalored that it became an issue during the US presidential election. Thats exactly when this word was coined.

Dictionary defintion :
Bangalored adj. (said of a corporation, project, or employment) having been relocated to India; having lost business or employment due to such a relocation.

Here are some quick links to 'Bangalored'..hmm it feels really awkward to even pronounce it.
Click: A and B.

And guess what..one such similar verb is "Shanghaied" which means kidnapped. "Shanghaied" - this word even exists in Webster's dictionary. Try and see yourself. Shanghaied has been known since about 1870, at first in the sense of kidnapping a person to make up the crew numbers on a ship, but now more generally to be for ced into doing something against one's will. There is one more... 'Sodom' from the Bible.

Interesting !! Names of places as verbs and adjectives. Given Mr. Ganguly's status quo, it may not be long befor the Ganguly joke gets vocabularized. I think i need to get gangulied from blogger. I have tons of study material to read for midterm and tons of writing for an assignment. Well, you know what.. kids who shy work and procrastinate studies even during exams would soon be referred as being 'sujued'. Ahh..I seriously need to study. A saving grace to my name.

And this is me signing off.

Cheerios.