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Mar 29, 2011 . Wikipedia does seem to be very fond of portmanteaux, as satirized by this XKCD
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Portmanteau: A blend of two (or more) words or morphemes and their . . Rules
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Today's xkcd comic introduced an unusual word — malamanteau — by giving its
A portmanteau word is making waves on Wikipedia! Check it out! http://en.
This put xkcd at number two on the Syracuse Post-Standard's "The new . . The
Apr 3, 2011. Log, which references xkcd sometimes, but the reverse seldom happens. . In
Coined in XKCD web comic #739: "a portmanteau created by incorrectly
Nov 23, 2011 . From the Webcomic XKCD: Malamanteau: A neologism for a portmanteau
May 31, 2010 . Tags: Erin McKean, neologisms, portmanteau, xkcd. This little tidbit brought to
Since an xkcd comic showed a Wikipedia article entitled "Malamanteau" people
The definition XKCD offers for malamanteau is "a neologism for a portmanteau
Jul 30, 2011 . malamanteau” definition http://xkcd.com/739/ Neologism: a newly coined word (
May 12, 2010 . "Don't tell me you haven't seen xkcd.com/739 yet!" 3. A malamanteau is a
Xkcd wikipedia portmanteau suggestions (Click to sort alphabetically). Xkcd
May 14, 2010 . “On May 12, the word malamanteau showed up in the Web comic xkcd, where it
http://xkcd.com/739/ · Talk:Malamanteau - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. en.
Jul 1, 2011 . “Tween”, “bromance”, “guesstimate”, “frenemy” are all portmanteau . . this was
The Portmanteau trope as used in popular culture, with a list of examples from all
May 13, 2010 . For those who've missed it, the word was first introduced, so far as I can tell,
May 12, 2010 . Today, this xkcd.com comic created an explosion of traffic (and . Malamanteau is
Malamanteau XKCD Wiki A 'malamanteau ' (pronounced
Nov 4, 2010 . There was no such thing as a malamanteu, but xkcd fans quickly created a . to
Aug 13, 2011 . Another favorite of mine (not a Portmanteau) is Hitchcocked. When a cat jumps
May 30, 2010 . On May 12, the word malamanteau showed up in the Web comic xkcd, where it
Xkcd Portmanteau. Ghenbiu.com. Find Cash Advance, Debt Consolidation and
Dec 2, 2011 . From the Webcomic XKCD: Malamanteau: A neologism for a portmanteau
May 12, 2010 . wikisignpost: XKCD: "Ever notice how Wikipedia has a few words it *really* .
Nov 28, 2011 . From the Webcomic XKCD: Malamanteau: A neologism for a portmanteau
@palanski Oddly, that @Wikipedia article doesn't point out that "joggling" is a
aka Lady Portmanteau · Home · Vanity · Interviews & Publications · Archive . (via
Thesaurus for xkcd. Synonyms, antonyms, and related words for xkcd . A
Jul 29, 2010 . Posts Tagged 'xkcd' . A neologism for a portmanteau created by incorrectly
Yesterday's xkcd has caused a bit of a commotion over at .
Nov 15, 2010 . It is itself a neologism, a malapropism and a portmanteau (of . In a less strict
Jun 12, 2010 . Malamanteau is a portmanteau of portmanteau and Malapropism, whereas
Quick! Flood wikipedia with references to xkcd referencing wikipedia! . .. "
Dec 2, 2011 . From the Webcomic XKCD: Malamanteau: A neologism for a portmanteau
Sep 14, 2010 . Example: Turducken is a portmanteau of turkey, duck, and chicken or hen.
May 13, 2010 . ObsessiveMathsFreak writes "Today's xkcd comic introduced an . It turns out that
Re: Post a portmanteau (or Postmanteau!) Post by Eylrid » Sun May 16, 2010 4:
Portmanteau - Discover Portmanteau pages on StumbleUpon. . Portmanteau:
. Lifestyle | 2 comments. Nov 30, 10 A Portmanteau of Dreams . http://xkcd.com/
Portmanteaux isn't quite fun enough, so here you can get an almost daily dose of
The word “portmanteau” originally meant a sort of large traveling bag. The writer
May 13, 2010 . on today's xkcd: “Today's xkcd comic introduced an unusual word . It turns out
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A neologism for a portmanteau created by incorrectly combining a . Since an
May 12, 2010 . Portmanteau: a combination of two words . . Since used *once* in the famous
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