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3. Cromulent. Cromulent is a word created by Simpsons writer David X. Cohen, who would go on to co-develop Futurama with Matt Groening. Cohen came up with the word for the season seven...
'Cromulent' is a perfectly...well, cromulent word. There are plenty of TV catchphrases that have seeped into our lexical consciousness, but none of them has been as sly as cromulent . Cromulent first appeared in the February 18, 1996 episode of The Simpsons called "Lisa the Iconoclast," in what could be considered a throw-away line given during ...
6. März 2018 · It's a perfectly cromulent word.“ Und schon taucht das nächste frei erfundene Wort in der Serie auf, „cromulent“. Doch beide erfreuten sich seit ihrer Kreierung durch die „Simpsons“-Autoren...
Cromulent is an idiom and has been accepted into the Webster's New Millennium Dictionary of English. Both "embiggen" and "cromulent" were quickly adopted and used by Simpsons fans. Cromulent has taken on an ironic meaning, to say that something is not at all legitimate and in fact spurious.
Simpsons World was discontinued after the launch of Disney+ on November 12, 2019, where the series streams exclusively. Initially, the series was only available cropped to 16:9 without the option to view the original 4:3 versions, reigniting criticisms of cropping old episodes.
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1. Mai 2017 · Published: May 1, 2017 3:00 PM PDT. 0. On the base of Jebediah Springfield’s monument in town is his most famous quote. Recommended Videos. Edna hadn’t heard the word before moving to Springfield,...
A Simpsons screenwriter invented the word "cromulent" when the showrunner challenged the team to think up several real-sounding, but fake, words. The screenwriter says the word "cromulent" is intended to mean "fine" or "acceptable". The word "cromulent" has subsequently been used in real life by writers and politicians.
