This being a perfectly cromulent candidate to be entered into Merriam-Webster gives me great hope for tnettenba.
A Perfectly Cromulent Word (2016)
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#13This being a perfectly cromulent candidate to be entered into Merriam-Webster gives me great hope for tnettenba.
I'm not sure that's a word. Could you use it in a sentence?
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#14This being a perfectly cromulent candidate to be entered into Merriam-Webster gives me great hope for tnettenba.
I really want to make a joke about me wearing mine every day… But I also don’t want to contribute to the redditification of HN.
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#15I used to have a t-shirt from a now-defunct television recap website that said “perfectly cromulent” and it was the best “in joke” shirt. Would always bring out the fellow Simpsons nerds.
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#17This being a perfectly cromulent candidate to be entered into Merriam-Webster gives me great hope for tnettenba.
It embiggens us all.
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#18This story has no byline or dateline. Please don't do this.
Oh come on, this is a perfectly cromulent submission.
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#19So... Is Embiggen a cromulent word?
From page 28 of https://arxiv.org/abs/hep-th/0610212
> For large P , the three-form fluxes are dilute, and the gradient of the Myers potential encouraging an anti-D3 to embiggen is very mild.