Auduce = Creating a word based on a sound. If “crystal” feels good off your tongue, play with it. Among its many homonyms are “systal”, “bistle”, “kisstal”, and “mistel” (Oops, mistel is already a word). Add sounds to the front or back, to get things like “piristle” or “phystalizer”. 

Auduce It:

Take any sound, like ’ant’, then just play with it (there are scores of ‘ants’ waiting to become words, from ‘bant’ to ‘zant’). Add syllables on either end. Use OneLook or dictionary.com to check (we’ll be the final judge once submitted).

tictoxic = pertaining to the tiresome, nauseatingly repetitious sound of a clock.         

nakarize = 1) to create, modify, or refine something ordinary into a work of sophistication or good taste; 2) to alter a house in appearance and livability such that it becomes much more desirable and of greater value.

Portmanteau:

Just take two words and blend them together, blending their meanings. Like “bozone” (bozo and ozone, see meaning) or “tictoxic” (tic-tock and toxic, see meaning).

bozone = the substance surrounding stupid people, that stops bright ideas from penetrating.

Egonamiac:

You’ve got a name or three, so why not immortalize it as a WordRight? Judy and Ken Nakari did, claiming “nakarize” (see meaning). So did Michael Morris, whose term “morris” is now canonized forever (see meaning).

morris = 1) to pretend to know more about something than a declared specialist or expert in the field; 2) to bluff or posture such that others become convinced of one's nonexistent expertise or knowledge.