obversal

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It's when you mess with a sentence by shifting the focus, like moving the cheese from the sandwich to the floor.

I said I wanted a burger, not a salad. You moved the cheese to the floor and called it a new meal.

He turned 'I failed the test' into 'The test failed me' and called it a win.

She changed 'I like pizza' to 'Pizza likes me' and made everyone confused.

Making up a fancy word just to sound like a genius, even though no one knows what you're talking about.

He said 'floobatious' and called it a new language. No one asked what it meant.

She used 'zombatize' in her presentation. The teacher gave her an A, but no one else knew what it meant.

He used 'flibbertigibbet' and called it a genius move. Everyone just stared.

It's like flipping a coin, but instead of heads or tails, it's front or back, and sometimes it's just a coin or a flag.

He flipped a coin and called it the obverse. No one asked what the reverse was.

She looked at a flag and said the obverse was on top. No one cared.

He flipped a coin, called it a flag, and said it had two sides. Everyone was confused.

It's like a brain fart that changes an idea into a thought, and then it becomes a new brain fart again.

He turned a car into a bike and called it a new brain fart. No one got it.

She flipped a thought into an idea and said it was a new brain fart. It confused everyone.

He turned a pizza into a sandwich and called it a brain fart. The teacher gave him extra credit.