Upsilamba

Yes, that is a word. According to author Azr Nafisi, upsilamba was one of Nabokov's fanciful creations he had invented out of upsilon, the twentieth letter in the Greek alphabet, and lamba, the eleventh. Nabokov used it in his book Invitation to a Beheading.

In Nafisi's book Reading Lolita in Tehran, she asked her students to invent new meanings for the word. Her students thought up meanings according to their relations to the word.

For me, upsilamba means to take advantage or utilize every minute of free time I have while mixing powdered milk at work. You see, I take a book with me when I got to work. It takes me 30 minutes to make about 45 gallons of milk. After I set things up the mixer does the stirring. I sit on a bucket and read. Also, whenever I'm on a break, I read.

As you see, I'm upsilamba every day.