The fact that they are trendy will also mean that they will soon date your writing. Whenever possible, avoid words that your readers do not know. Every occupation and interest group has special terms. These terms become a problem only when you can't distinguish between terms that are necessary work tools and terms that are jargon. If you must use a technical term define it - either by giving a definition or by giving an example.
Glossaries are more difficult to use if they are placed at the end of a book or booklet.
Try placing a box defining the words on the same page as where the word is first used. Don't change verbs into nouns Nouns created from verbs are hard for the reader to understand and give the sentence an impersonal tone. When you write a noun that is derived from a verb, see if you can turn it back into a verb. The Department requires employees to work seven and one-half hours a day. Avoid chains of nouns Chains of nouns are strings of two or more nouns used to name one thing.