Psychological Coping Mechanisms

noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality

• The royal family has a secret place in the palace where they can retreat for privacy.
• Let's meet at our secret place by the river for a picnic.
• I know this cool secret place where we can hang out without anyone bothering us.
• Her mind is like a secret place, filled with thoughts and memories no one else knows about.

verb The action of engaging in sidebar conversations or discussions during a main meeting or event.

• During the meeting, he kept sidebarring with other colleagues, causing distractions.
• Stop sidebarring with your friends and pay attention to the lecture.
• She's always sidebarring when we're trying to have a serious conversation.
• His constant sidebarring with different opinions made it hard to come to a decision.

noun a compound noun formed by combining the words 'hate' and 'watching', typically used to describe the act of watching a television show or movie for the purpose of criticizing or mocking it

• Many viewers engage in hate-watching, where they watch a show they dislike just to criticize it.
• I can't believe I wasted my time hate-watching that terrible movie last night.
• Hate-watching that reality show is my guilty pleasure.
• Hate-watching is like watching a train wreck - you can't look away even though it's awful.