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Tag: shakespeare

A perfectly cromulent source of new words

Tue 18 Aug 2015Sat 29 Aug 2015 CaityLeave a comment on A perfectly cromulent source of new words

Is ‘cromulent’ cromulent or not cromulent? That is the question.

Posted in Language and linguisticsTagged culture, shakespeare, the simpsons, words

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