new words

Sep 21, 2002, 3:28 PM ET22 posts by 18 posters
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hne

What new words have been coined by the show, eg. embiggen, cromulent, crisatunity, or phrases such as 'pull a Homer'?

Chrishne
Frogurt? wrote in message news:[email]... > What new words have been coined by the show, eg. embiggen, cromulent,
Andrew Bullhne

Prudissitude? (4F18) Hero-phobia? (3F13) Neglect-areenos? (3F01) Spankological? (4F07) Unpossible? (2F05) Her-prizing? (2F07) Frimble? (2F16)

[email] wrote in message ... >What new words have been coined by the show, eg. embiggen, cromulent, >crisatunity, or phrases such as 'pull a Homer'?
Uniblabhne

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Matthne

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Yoink!

krok50Matt

Hoyvin Glevin! -k50

On Sat, 21 Sep 2002 15:24:50 -0700, "Matt" wrote:

R H MenzelMatt

Matt wrote in message news:amirnf$3vm$[email]...

Isn't that from "Mad" magazine? I could be wrong, of course. At my age the mind plays tricks on ..........Death!

Shaun Hillhne

[email] made everyone chuckle with his witty remark:

craptacular

David Angelovichhne

Inturribly

as in... "this high speed modem is inturribly slow." from the cbg

i love this word.... i use it all the time and nobody has ever asked me what i said or told me it's not a real word or anything like that...... (then again maybe it is a real word & my dictionaries just didn't have it...)

  • David Angelovich
wrote in message news:[email]... > What new words have been coined by the show, eg. embiggen, cromulent, > crisatunity, or phrases such as 'pull a Homer'?
Anthony LittonDavid Angelovich

"David Angelovich" wrote in message news:3d8daa51$0$23170$[email]...

what i said or told me it's not a real word or anything like

it...)

Isn't it just a mumbled "interminably"?

David AngelovichAnthony Litton

I just had a listen to the wav i've got.... i he did mumble that, he mumbled it good and proper.... I'm quite sure he says inturribly......

"Anthony Litton" wrote in message news:QRij9.17004$[email]...

Andrew BullAnthony Litton

Anthony Litton wrote in message ...

www.snpp.com reckons it's "intolerably".
Anthony LittonAndrew Bull

"Andrew Bull" wrote in message news:amlcs3$e1g$[email]...

Ah, well that's even more likely.

lisaJedah And Sonans

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kwyjibo - Uh... a big, dumb, balding, North American ape with no chin...

JD44-C84Xlisa
  • lisa (Sun, 22 Sep 2002 21:14:57 GMT):

And a short temper.

JD44-C84X
JD44-C84Xhne
  • (Sat, 21 Sep 2002 19:28:54 GMT):

"Smapron" and "Smockron."

JD44-C84X
Jimhne

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Saxamophone (Viamalin, Tubamabob, Oboemobo)

Richard LyonsJim

Tramapoline!

Regards, Rich:L

"Jim" wrote in message news:PlGj9.45208$gA4.7620@sccrnsc02...

Nate TXhne

Nothing can "possib-lye" go wrong...

wrote in message news:[email]... > What new words have been coined by the show, eg. embiggen, cromulent, > crisatunity, or phrases such as 'pull a Homer'?