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Some of us Pluggers may remember Norm Crosby, stand up comic who appeared often on The Ed Sullivan Show. “Best known for intentionally using malapropisms in his stand-up routines.” Imdb
Zykoic 3 days ago
A conphabullation!
mokspr Premium Member 3 days ago
I use to think I was ambiguous too, turns out I was just wishy-washy.
sergioandrade Premium Member 3 days ago
Making up words is not unique to Pluggers.
PraiseofFolly 3 days ago
How very contubrious.
juicebruce 3 days ago
When you can’t do it …. Fake it ;-)
nyssawho13 3 days ago
Some of us Pluggers may remember Norm Crosby, stand up comic who appeared often on The Ed Sullivan Show. “Best known for intentionally using malapropisms in his stand-up routines.” Imdb
Ichabod Ferguson 3 days ago
Better than just staring blankly
bdpoltergeist Premium Member 3 days ago
at least he is not abi-normal but then again maybe he is abi-normal
Doug K 3 days ago
Ambidiguous means you can understand both sides of an argument. Can you dig it?
kaycstamper 3 days ago
ambidextrous
VICTOR PROULX 3 days ago
I’m lexdysic.
ctolson 3 days ago
Pluggers are masters at wingering it.
Zen-of-Zinfandel 3 days ago
Is he subriguous behind the ears?
bobbyferrel 3 days ago
I’m ambidextrous. I’m about equally clumsy with one hand as the other.
darthnul 3 days ago
I’m ambinormal. Well, at least my brain is…
William Robbins Premium Member 3 days ago
Well, that’s how we get new words.
maureenmck Premium Member 3 days ago
If you can say your made-up words with enough confidence and conviction, they’ll believe you.
Teto85 Premium Member 3 days ago
I used to think I was until I realized that my left is dominant over the right in many activities. I am ambisinistral.
SofaKing Premium Member 3 days ago
Perfectly cromulent.
Vaporman 3 days ago
Nothing wrong with making up words. We need a past-tense of “shaved”, I propose “shōved”, with a long o.
ekke 3 days ago
So, Mrs. Malaprop (cf. Richard Brinsley Sheridan) was a plugger?