Not your average dictionary

[Bibor]

Camp camping - Planting your warrior adjacent to the barbarian hill camp, waiting for Code of Laws to kick in.

Fish fishing - Using your lonely galley to spot fish in the 3rd row and pehaps make that coastal city worth it. Eventually.

Tech teching - discovering new technologies, as opposed to civics teching.

Flood flooding - Deliberately setting disaster levels to 4 and rerolling until you get a floodplains start.

Cart carting - Using warcarts to pillage and cart away enemy yields.

Scout scouting - an unusual activity where you use your scouts to actually scout, not snipe unescorted settlers.

Builder building - a rare and disliked game mechanic, when you somehow miss out on Goddess of the Harvest and a few golden ages.

Settler settling - a game mechanic used only in the early stages of the game, otherwise usually reserved for the AI, or if you really want that goverment plaza.

 

[Infixo]

nice

However, technically speaking, civics are culturvated and techs researched

 

[Uberfrog]

nice

However, technically speaking, civics are culturvated and techs researched

What a horrible non-word

I know whichever programmer wrote that in the game files probably meant it as a pun, but they missed the fact that the words "culture" and "cultivate" have the same Latin root anyway (hence agriculture, horticulture, etc...). So cultivating civics makes a certain sense to begin with, and sounds a lot nicer!

 

[oakdragon]

There's also:

Campy camp camping: Camp camping with the animations turned on.

Unsettling settler settling: Forward settling.

 

[Infixo]

What a horrible non-word

- That's a made-up word!
- All words are made-up.

 

[Uberfrog]

- That's a made-up word!
- All words are made-up.

Yes, but they're not all horrible.

 

[Infixo]

Yes, but they're not all horrible.

I am not gonna argue, I am not a native speaker. I've just learned that there is no such word in English. Up until your post I thought I had learned a new, rare word in English.