nukage

English

Etymology

From nuke +‎ -age. Attested since the 20th century.

Noun

nukage (uncountable)

1. The process of nuking something, in various senses.
   • 1995, Rick Barba, Doom Battlebook:

     Go down the left path around the nukage pit and past the closed door. Carefully climb the steps and blast the Imps waiting near the green flames to the right.

   • 2005, Emily Franklin, Piece, Love, and Happiness: The Principles of Love, page 64:

     I scoop black beans and cheese into a salsified (read: artificially red) wrap and wait my turn for nukage at the microwave.