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NEWMAL Derived from the word normal. 1 new·mal adjective / noun \new-məl\ Definition of NEWMAL: 1. The ‘new’ normal. 2. When normal changes or evolves into a new normal. 3. When normal is no longer the way it was. 4. When something is in a constant state of change so there is no normal. 5. Replacing the preceding normal. 5. No longer conforming with, adhering to, or constituting an old norm, standard, pattern, level, or type; 6. State of constant changing normal. Origin of the word newmal: Coined by Todd Klein, New York City, on September 11, 2001. Registered Domain Name: NEWMAL.COM First published on the internet: September 11, 2001. Additional Information: “NEWMAL” Title of book and screenplay being written by Todd Klein. Main Characters: Newmal Mr. Norman Newmal Mrs. Norma Newmal Son: Newt Newmal Daughter: Newly Newmal dog: Newton
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