They actually mention that on the linked page. Embiggen could relate more to the spirit where as enlarge relates more to the physical. An embiggened heart is different from an enlarged heart, see?
But someone else there said that cromulent was in the same episode as embiggen but I disagree. Kent Brockman says avoision is the perfectly cromulent word, right?
They actually mention that on the linked page. Embiggen could relate more to the spirit where as enlarge relates more to the physical. An embiggened heart is different from an enlarged heart, see?
But someone else there said that cromulent was in the same episode as embiggen but I disagree. Kent Brockman says avoision is the perfectly cromulent word, right?
They actually mention that on the linked page. Embiggen could relate more to the spirit where as enlarge relates more to the physical. An embiggened heart is different from an enlarged heart, see?
But someone else there said that cromulent was in the same episode as embiggen but I disagree. Kent Brockman says avoision is the perfectly cromulent word, right?
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ReplyDelete"Embiggen" as opposed to "enlarge?" "D'oh" filled a void...
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ReplyDeleteKwyjibo (n): a big, dumb, balding, North American ape with no chin. And a short temper.
ReplyDeleteThe most exciting thing about this link is, for me, finally learning the word "eggcorn."
ReplyDeleteThey actually mention that on the linked page. Embiggen could relate more to the spirit where as enlarge relates more to the physical. An embiggened heart is different from an enlarged heart, see?
ReplyDeleteBut someone else there said that cromulent was in the same episode as embiggen but I disagree. Kent Brockman says avoision is the perfectly cromulent word, right?
They actually mention that on the linked page. Embiggen could relate more to the spirit where as enlarge relates more to the physical. An embiggened heart is different from an enlarged heart, see?
ReplyDeleteBut someone else there said that cromulent was in the same episode as embiggen but I disagree. Kent Brockman says avoision is the perfectly cromulent word, right?
They actually mention that on the linked page. Embiggen could relate more to the spirit where as enlarge relates more to the physical. An embiggened heart is different from an enlarged heart, see?
ReplyDeleteBut someone else there said that cromulent was in the same episode as embiggen but I disagree. Kent Brockman says avoision is the perfectly cromulent word, right?
So sorry--I only hit post once but my computer has been sending me into some kind of loop.
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