Garment:
term for general clothing, like “outfit”
Collar:
a dual shoulder sash or a removal over the head lapel worn by men at formal
events (v-shaped, oval-shaped, round, and square)
Foot support:
term for shoes
Sleeve:
part of a shoe or a shirt, fabric that reaches up an arm or leg
Threshold:
term for a door or entrance
Illuminate:
to lighten a room (turn on the lights)
Recycle:
term for discarding items, dominant over storing trash
Receptacle:
recycle or trash container, general instead of “can”
Circuit:
general term used for switches, buttons, anything that turns on or off
Reflecting: shield,
screen, portal: replacement of the mirror
Viewing portal or dome:
replacement of the window
Watching screens:
media projections like TV or streaming
Pod (booster, hover):
small, fast moving, short distance vehicles
Transport:
commuter, domestic, flight: general
term that replaces car, bus, train, plane, etc..
Domicile:
replaces the term house
Pressing palms:
replaces the act of shaking hands
Lattice:
like the laces on a shoe, but on clothing, dominant over zippers which are
fading away.
Gown:
term for long garment for women, a dress, gown, etc…
Quarter:
replacement of the term room
Digital imprint:
replacement of physically printed photos
Notification:
just that, but replaces terms call, ring, etc…
Spectacles:
items to help vision, replaces the term glasses which now applies only to
drinking containers
Rain guard:
term for umbrella or poncho, non-specific
Mobile Comm.:
like a cell phone but more advanced
Communicator:
like a phone but more advanced
Autom(s):
Humanoid Electrically Powered Automation a.k.a. Hue P. Autom or
Automs, equivalent to androids or robots
Station:
work, rest, wait: general term,
non-specific for desk, office, or wait room
Inbox:
term to replace mail and email
Media streaming:
just that, all inclusive
ARER-
automatic robotic emergency response
Digital ID:
your id tied to something like an IP
Chambers:
meeting or private gathering
FooCon-
food storage temperature control container, replaces refrigerator
Aramid fibers:
fabric resistant to puncture, tears, etc…
B.H.-
before humanity
Space Colonization
Program
Tablets (digital):
replacement of paper and pen, picture frames, tv, radio, etc, more advanced
tablets/notebooks
Home server:
replacement of physical collections and storage; books, files, photos… large
quantity of virtual & hard memory per residence
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