Definition of ology | Bee Dictionary of English

n an informal word (abstracted from words with this ending) for some unidentified branch of knowledge

His latest ology is compounded of equal parts of science fiction, dianetics (with 'auditing,' 'preclears' and engrams), and plain jabberwocky.
James Prince won all but Isaiah and the oldest Templers to his belief in Hunger-ology, Care-ology, Womb-ology.
His latest ology is compounded of equal parts of science fiction, dianetics (with "auditing," "preclears" and engrams), and plain jabberwocky.

'Dad-ology' at AZ Science Center
Dads may not get all the press and hoopla moms get, but they are equally worth celebrating. Arizona Science Center provides a way to do just that with “Dad-ology Day” on Sunday, June 16.
June 16, 2013 - ABC 15 Phoenix
Initial projection of the Jaguars' 53-man roster
This is Jaguars Roster-ology Version 1.0 - a full six weeks before training camp opens and is an educated prediction of how the team will look on Aug. 31, when the final cuts are made and before teams can scan the waiver wire for reinforcements.
June 15, 2013 - The Florida Times-Union

Ray Romano in CTV.ca
There's a great guy named Sonny who is the best salesman in California,Romano said. "We had a meat-ology class with him, and I kind of took things from him for my character."
Eddie Jordan in Seattle Times
That's Gilbert-ology, we call it,Washington coach Eddie Jordan said. "It's not ideology or anything. It's his way of doing things, and I'm trusting Gil more and more each and every day."
Alastair Campbell in The Guardian
They just led "to more polls, process, hung parliament-ology, policy again drowned out," Campbell wrote. "Almost a week from the first debate, it is incredible the extent to which policy has been so absent from the debate. There has not...

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