Sir Richard Owen invented the word.
Well, actually, he proposed that a new sub-division be created to describe a particular group of reptiles that shared very similar characteristics. And he suggested that the term 'Dinosauria' would be a suitable designation for this new re-classification of certain reptiles.
The word Dinosauria/dinosaur is a composite word, made up from two Greek words, δεινός (deinos, terrible, wonderful) + σαῦÏος (sauros, lizard/reptile). So it means 'Terrible Lizard' or 'Terrible Reptile.'
Richard Owen's proposition that this new term 'Dinosauria' would be an appropriate taxonomic group name can be clearly seen in his article on this matter, published in 1842, although dinosaurs are believed to have been in existence from a time period much earlier than this.
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Bill Thomas invented the term Rube Goldberg.
The original tool, the "crow" was invented in the 1400s, while the term "crowbar" didn't come into use until the 1700s.
The term, 'navvie', is short for 'navigator' -the name that, at one time, was given to labourers who dug trenches.
As long as people have been inventing, there has been a term for it, and since words are useless without atleast two people who know what they mean, it most likely didn't originate from just one person.
The term "Boolean" is derived from George Boole. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Boole
Bill Thomas invented the term Rube Goldberg.
It is clearly a term invented by you: it is not recognised otherwise.
Aristole
The term for an invented story is "fiction." It refers to narratives that are not based on real events or people.
Rene' Descartes
Chris Meeks
Referring to computer terms, it was Xerox that coined the term folder.
It has never actually been invented its just a slang term for 'I don't know'.
lol uhmm you are well ...
Barney Philipino
he invented the term genius.
The term mac up was invented by Macintosh. It was used for the Macintosh computers which where invented in the 80's. It is not an apple merge and origination.