Balderdash Scrabble

I did a brief search and didn't find any mention of one variation of Scrabble we sometimes play.
There is a game here in Canada (US too, I guess) called Balderdash where folks write down a meaning for a word nobody knows and you have to choose which one you think is the right one.
We sometimes play Scrabble whereby you can create your own word (obviously going for maximum points) as long as it sounds like a word, not gobbledygook, and you can come up with a plausible meaning for it. If the meaning you give is not acceptable you have to remove the word and you lose your turn. For example, if I could place something like "zinquer" bridging 2 triple word squares I could score something like 200 points as long as the rest of the players agree that it means "an electrolytic plate used in the process of applying layers of zinc on steel" or some such thing. If the consensus says no, I pull the tiles off and wait for my next turn to come around. It is in the best interests of all players to approve words because what goes around, comes around.
For those whose imagination is less prodigious than others we do allow real words to be played in order to speed things up, but there have been times when we have literally fallen off our chairs laughing at the strange words and even stranger definitions that have been presented.