Appendix:Nineteen Eighty-Four

This is a list of the Newspeak words and other fictional terms found in the book by George Orwell, Nineteen Eighty-Four, along with their meanings in English.

Contents:	A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Newspeak	English
A
ante	before
artsem	artificial insemination
B
bb	Big Brother
bellyfeel	blind, enthusiastic acceptance
Big Brother	discreet mass surveillance
blackwhite	acceptance of what one is told, regardless of objective reality
C
crimestop	the process of ridding oneself of unorthodox views not sponsored by the state
crimethink	thoughts that go against the Party orthodoxy
crimethinkful	politically or intellectually free
D
dayorder	order of the day
dep	department
doubleplus-	prefix used to emphasize words to an extreme degree
doubleplusgood	any superlative of "good" (e.g. excellent, fantastic, etc.)
doubleplusungood	any superlative of "bad" (e.g. terrible, horrible, etc.)
doublethink	the act of simultaneously believing in contradictory ideas
duckspeak	reflexive, vocal support of Party orthodoxy
doublespeak	language that deliberately disguises or distorts meaning, often via euphemism or ambiguity
F
facecrime	facial expression that reveals one's thoughtcrime
Ficdep	fiction department
free	absense or lack
-ful	used to form an adjective
fullwise	fully, completely
G
goodsex	sex only for procreation, without pleasure and strictly within marriage
goodwell	well (adverb)
I
Ingsoc	English Socialist Party ("the Party")
J
joycamp	labor camp
M
malquoted	inaccurate representations of the Party
Miniluv	Ministry of Love, for torture and brainwashing of dissidents
Minipax	Ministry of Peace, Oceania's military center
Minitrue	Ministry of Truth, propaganda and record-deletion department
Miniplenty	Miniplenty, ministry ensuring citizens' perpetual starvation and rationing
N
Newspeak	English-based language invented by the Party
O
oldspeak	standard English
oldthink	ideas before the time of the Party, such as objectivity and rationalism
P
plus-	prefix used to emphasize words
plusgood	very good, great, etc.
plusungood	very bad, terrible, etc.
Pornosec	Pornography production sector
prole	member of Oceania's working class
prolefeed	entertainment to distract the prole masses
R
Recdep	Records department, where documents are falsified to conform to the Party's agenda
rectify	euphemism for falsifying historical records
ref	to refer
S
sec	sector
sexcrime	sexual immorality, such as fornication and oral sex
speakwrite	machine that transcribes speech into text
T
Teledep	Telecommunications department
telescreen	two-way television used to surveil Oceania's population
thinkpol	Thought Police
thoughtcrime	unorthodox thought or belief
Thought Police	secret paramilitary to punish and reform dissidents
U
un-	prefix used to negate words
unperson	executed person whose existence is erased from history and memory
upsub	submission to higher authority
W
-wise	only suffix for forming an adverb