Just had to re-blog this post from ADDitude magazine written by Kelly Babcock!  Click link after to read the whole thing:)

ADDvil: a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory sometimes used by hyperactive subtype ADHDers after overdoing everything.

ADDjunked: items purchased on impulse, or things bought to help ADHDers get organized, which end up in landfills.

ADDrift: the sensation ADHDers get when we feel that we’re missing something.

ADDagio: a graceful interaction between two ADHDers when they meet, typified by finishing each other’s statements, laughter, and high emotion.

ADDverse: having problems dealing with the non-ADD/ADHD world.

ADDmit: to confess to having ADD/ADHD, or to having done something impulsive.

ADDress: loud clothing — orange, purple, or chartreuse — worn by ADHDers.

ADDept: good at doing many things at once; multitasking.

ADDroitness: the special quality that many ADHDers have, which allows us to excel in an emergency, even though we may have caused the emergency.

ADDvance: when an ADHDer creates more piles of stuff. We ADDvance when we haven’t moved forward in our work, but feel we have because we’ve made more piles.

ADDventure: a new and exciting experience, usually pursued when we’re distracted by some boring, compulsory task that has a deadline.

via ADD ADHD Definitions, Meanings | Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Help & Info – ADDitude.

And this one added by Suzz in the comment section:

ADDendum – the constant additions to thoughts, lists, or conversations that we interject into our every day lives, usually at improper, inoportune, or random moments, when that addition, which is totally relevant to us, makes absolutley no sense to our audience! Most often occurs at wee hours of the morning or on a different day from original conversation.

From one moment to the next all of these words apply to me ROLF