Merriam-Webster declares 'ism' as word of the year for 2015

This is funnyism

This is ridiculousism.

"ism", when the speaker hasn't the time, intelligence or capacity for original thought. e.g. - Trumpism

Samuel Johnson is apropos here:

Lexicógrapher. n.s. [λεξικὸν and γράφω; lexicographe, French.] A writer of dictionaries; a harmless drudge, that busies himself in tracing the original, and detailing the signification of words

http://johnsonsdictionaryonline.com/?p=4848

Next year can we have 'ish'?

Wasn't that copyrighted by Shinzo?

Next year can we have 'ish'?

All of this seems confusingism

You'd think a bunch of dictionary publishers would know the difference between a suffix and a word. Decisions in the ****boardroom of Webster-Merriam must be made by a bunch of...wits - a suitable suffix, surely.

But was there a spike or otherwise for journalism?

Trumpism: blowing a particularly loud but utterly toneless trumpet.