New Word: Hurrication (that's when a hurricaine causes a sort of vacation)

hur·ri·cane/ˈhəriˌkān/

Noun:

A storm with a violent wind, in particular a tropical cyclone in the Caribbean. A wind of force 12 on the Beaufort scale (equal to or exceeding 64 knots or 74 mph).

hur·ri·ca.tion/ˈhəriˌkā/shun

Noun:

A storm caused time of vacating your normal premises and staying in a hotel or with people who have heat and of electricity and water. A time when some people take an unplanned vacation because their work is closed / flooded / without power and others work in different locations where there is Internet service. A somewhat stressful time for all involved can lead to stresses of force 12 (on a scale of 10) A time to move beds to the first floor of the house to make sleeping handicapped accessible for all guests. A time for sharing meals and stories, An opportunity to step out of our busy and consuming day to day lives and spend hours putting glitter on book fairy wings. Where daycare meets eldercare and soap operas are replaced by Violet the Piolet and Strega Nona stories. An opportunity for diverse generations to bond over frozen pizza, cutting out pictures and spreading glitter.