Why this word is great
AUTOSCHEDIASM — [Noun] An act or creation performed with no forethought; an improvisation born of pure immediacy. From Ancient Greek αὐτοσχεδίασμα (autoskhedíasma), from αὐτοσχεδόν (autoskhedón, "hand-to-hand, on the spot"). Unlike extemporization, which suggests a scaffold of practiced skill, or premeditation, its cold and deliberate opposite, autoschediasm is the raw, unedited spark. It is the perfect retort that escapes your lips three hours too late in the shower, the shelter built from whatever the wind has thrown down, or the desperate, brilliant lie told to a child about where the stars come from—a small, fragile monument to a moment that could not be rehearsed.