The following is presented, then, as a glossary of words or phrases invented by the show which one or more characters use in regular speech, as though intended as real terms. When Hollis Hurlbut, curator of the Springfield Historical Society, returns to Lisa with Johnny Cakes, she is acting strangely having just found "The Secret Confessions of Jebediah Springfield" hidden in Springfield's fife. i.e "Bart, this is a highly sophistimacated doowhackey," proving that he can't even get the word "doohickey" right. A red dot that appears on one's crotch, and is thought to be fatal (Chief Wiggum's uncle died of Crotch Dot). A term used by Brandine Del Roy for "baby", in "Goo Goo Gai Pan". That's why he's Phil Collins, and you're not. Nelson declared, "Look! This is a reference to a William Shatner outtake where he argues with his director over "sabotage": "You say sabotage. (Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?). Jan 4, 2015 - The Simpsons has used and coined many neologisms for humorous effect, many of which are only used once. Advertisement Oh yeah, that’s […] He's got attitude and baditude [Furious D whinnies] so show him some latitude and you'll win his gratitude. … It is a play on the Oktoberfest held in Munich, Germany every September. The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company. "Megatronics: The 48 Tips to Corporate Success" is a direct reference to the book "The 48 Laws of Power." In another self-parodying use, Apu, a vegetarian, shows off his t-shirt with the saying surrounding an actual cow in a no symbol in the seventh season's "Lisa the Vegetarian". It appears in episode "Treehouse of Horror V." But as Willie stated that it was so they wouldn't get sued. More recently the term "homersexual" has been used as a parody antonym for the expression metrosexual (which means a heterosexual with stereotypical gay habits); in this context, "homersexual" refers to a gay person with stereotypical straight habits. Bart responds, "Zuh?". The most famous of which is Homer’s saying: “D’oh!”, which is now listed in the Oxford English Dictionary! "Up and atom" wasn't made up for the Simpsons; it's from the 1960s Cartoon, Atom Ant. I love made up words. Professor Frink's name for a cube (a.k.a. E: To make something better, according to Jebediah Springfield: S: Skinner's term for hamburgers (an Albany expression) N No comments: Post a Comment. However, the word wasn't technically invented by the show. Neighbors (2014) It's all made up. Sign-in to your Escapist account to enter contest, post comments, and simply be more awesome. In The Simpsons episode Lisa the Iconoclast, Edna points out that she’s never heard of the fabricated word, embiggens, to which Ms. Hoover responds that “it’s a perfectly cromulent word.” … Fictional villains Rainier Wolfcastle faces in one of his McBain movies. The word first came into contemporary use in Walt Kelly's comic strip Pogo. According to Radioactive Man, it is a form of profanity. In one episode while he's shocked he says, "Great glaven in a glass!" ("The Heartbroke Kid"). Currently a yearly contest on Howard Stern show, where contestants eat and eat then weigh their waste over 24 hours. The atomic weight of Bolognium is known to be either "delicious" or "snacktacular". A Ned-Flanderized version of the word "neighbor." [3]. It was the title character's catch phrase. Homer begins a diatribe, "Well, it all starts when a nulecule comes out of its nest..." then Lisa grabs the phone and tells Moe that the correct answer is "bonbon". Most likely the current champion is Homer's faux term for Jesus, first mentioned in the episode "Missionary: Impossible." I could get stung by a bumbled-bee! It is pronounced / ˈdɔkˌtoːɻb/. "What can I diddly-do you for?" Bart matter-of-factly counters by saying, "That's not a knife. When Smithers wants to regain Burns's trust, he tells Homer to call Burns's mother and transfer the call to his office. A term for large breasts, spontaneously coined by Krusty the Clown in "Large Marge" when Marge flashed her enhanced figure to a crowd: "Wow! What Grampa Simpson used to call a suitcase in his youth. D'OH! It means “to make bigger” (naturally), as in, I’d like to embiggen this doughnut because I want more sugar. Join to talk about the wiki, Simpsons and Tapped Out news, or just to talk to other users. Professor Hollis: "Heh heh... y-you had arthritis? The most famous example is Homer Simpson's signature annoyed grunt, "D'oh!". ", which later became a popular catchphrase. First, mockingly suggested by Lisa in the episode "Grampa vs. This word was used in the Spellympics in the episode "I'm Spelling As Fast As I Can". In "Lisa the Iconoclast," there's a scene where Lisa and her classmates are watching a short film about Jebediah Springfield. (Guess Who's Coming to Criticize Dinner?). The phrase started in Two Dozen and One Greyhounds on a banner outside the Springfield Dog track, which read: Just Think of Them as Little Horses. This is how Bart describes what is claimed to be Hitler's car in the episode "Bart Carny". A dismissive phrase describing the common man used by Mr. Burns. Simon Fraser University history professor Elise Chenier says Simpson is “absolutely” right that words like homophobia are made-up. Merriam-Webster announced earlier this year that the word "embiggen" was added to the dictionary. A portmanteau of "ovulation" and "delicious." Like “quatrofolienflameblowupanello”. ", A term coined by Homer in reference to Florida's shape, compared to the rest of the United States, resembling a penis. The creature is purported to have neon claws. Homer's former mangling of the word "tomorrow", as revealed in "HOMЯ". Bart: Smashy, smashy. Though not exactly the same, Homer proclaims it is time to "get Homererotic" when he is having himself photographed in suggestive poses for a gift portfolio for Marge. Many Simpsons merchandise calendars also feature Smarch as a "bonus" month. Lisa attempts to disguise her behavior as "just the excitement of studying Jebediah," which Hurlbut characterizes jokingly as "Jebeditis. The word is a portmanteau of the words sacrilegious and delicious. An incorrect name for a scientist. Avengers: Infinity War (2018) Source video - Top clips - Next line quiz. Well, the problem with that is that any made-up word is no more and no less still, a word and this is because all words were made up by someone at some point (mostly Shakespeare and the Greeks, but many other people too). As Homer puts it, "You sure God doesn't want it to die? "Burns"), and not "boo". One of those countries is Argentina, where Bart winds up dialing a man who appears to be Adolf Hitler. Several of the Simpsons admit that they had done the same, and Homer says "Mine tasted like strawberry." A fictional Australian barroom game seen in the episode "Bart vs. Australia". This might come as a surprise to even the most hardcore Simpsons fanatics as the word "meh" feels like one of those words that have been around forever. Due to their inability to afford an accurate Table, they have to make do with a promotional one from Oscar Mayer, which advertises their product in the information. A racing greyhound. You too, snitchy. While delivering UNICEF pennies to "the puny children who need them", the McBain's airplane is attacked. Buh?...Zuh? Commonly, submitters to the site replace choice words including certain expletives, with Fark. Floor [word] is used for an object which is on the floor when it probably shouldn't be. Nuisancefon!". According to Cletus's wife (and sister), Brandine, "mirror" is just "a big city word for Reversifying Glass" (From the episode "The Seven-Beer Snitch"). From the episode "I Am Furious (Yellow)", in which Homer admits: "I'm a rageoholic! During the episode "A Star Is Burns", Mr. Burns asks his faithful assistant Waylon Smithers, Jr. if the crowd is booing his blatantly egotistical motion picture. "), "Mal-" is also a Latin root word meaning "bad," and is used in several English words such as "malfunction," "malignant," and "maladjusted.". Dignity", Chief Wiggum explains to a financial planner that retirony means he'll get shot three days before retirement. In response to Marge asking him if he would accompany her to the Kwik-E-Mart for milk, Apu said, "I cannot go there. 31,442 posts. Print; Oh, Look! Bonnie sez, "The geniuses at Wikipedia have set up a hyperlinked list of made-up words coined on 'The Simpsons.' Swedish-American sculptor Claes Oldenburg also created a large sculpture of a piece of Cake to be displayed on the floor of a gallery entitled Floor Cake. Dr. Nick's prescribed treatment for Bonus Eruptus was "Trans-dental Electromicide," which called for a golf-cart motor and a 1000-volt "Capacimator". In the third season's "Bart the Murderer", Eat My Shorts and Don't Have a Cow are horses in a race. It is a portmanteau of the words “subliminal” and “tweet,” which basically sums up what the word means. Possessing the qualities of a pine needle. 'Kweejibo' is a handmade clothing company in San Francisco. It then appeared in the episode "Bart's Girlfriend". Excellent made up word. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture and society, television, and the human condition. Generally speaking, "diddly", though not in itself a made-up word, is used by Ned Flanders in what linguists call a filled pause, a non-word which a speaker uses to take up time or space in a sentence, and which are sometimes used for emphasis. April 14, 2015. These "Commie-Nazis" combine Communism and Nazi ideology, and use a mix of the Swastika and Hammer and Sickle on a red background as their standard. The word means "perfectly acceptable," and Simpsons fans have been rallying for years for the word to be added to the dictionary considering how apt and, well, cromulent the word is. Ned Flanders' version of the phrase, "Okie Dokie.". American Housewife (2016) - S01E01 Pilot. Flanders' euphemism for a paraplegic. I occasionally make up my own words, but it’s even better when I find a made up word I’ve never made up before. Later in the same episode, while talking about Homer's audition for the role of town crier, Principal Skinner states "He's embiggened that role with his cromulent performance.". Literally, the word means, "to become dorky again.". In the video game The Simpsons: Hit & Run, when driving with Cletus Spuckler he will yell "Move it, Land Cow!" This rather obvious parallel portmanteau has appeared before in Archie Comics and in the television sitcom Seinfeld. During a routine disciplinary visit to Principal Skinner's office, Bart must call Moe's Tavern looking for his father, Homer. Burns' insult to an assassin who can't do the job of killing Grampa Simpson. Ms. Hoover replies with, "I don't know why; it's a perfectly cromulent word." (Homer responds knowingly, "Oh, yeah. ", Homer Simpson tries to gain weight to get on workers' compensation. The murder of a giant. Episode: "Midnight Towboy". Even though "D'oh" isn't written on Simpsons scripts—"annoyed grunt" has always been how it … The phrase first appears in a conversation between Moe Szyslak and Homer Simpson, wherein Moe ridicules Homer for his use of the overly formal word, "garage". The effect of the modern world, what with its TV and diet sodas, on the youth of today, as stated by keen-eyed observer of humanity Moe Szyslak in the episode "Homer's Phobia". Bart's mispronunciation of the word "jazz." The word electromicide is possibly a conflation of the prefix electro- with homicide. "Wuzzled" is a possible variation. 24 Made-Up Words That Should Definitely Be Included In The Dictionary (Photos) By Robert Anthony. Writer Dan Greaney came up with the word, which was spoken by the character Jebediath Springfield in the 1996 Season 7 episode “Lisa the Iconoclast.” He says in the episode, “A noble spirit embiggens the smallest … This news embiggens my spirit. A Word The Simpsons Made Up Is Now in the Dictionary. In the seventh season's "Summer of 4 Ft. 2", After Bart's complaining that Lisa is acting like him to get friends, Lisa is overheard to say "Don't have a cow, man!" Ariel Winter Goes Braless at the Grocery Store in L.A. Bachelorette's Dale Moss 'Was Faithful' to Clare Crawley: 'He Never Cheated', Bachelorette's Clare and Dale Struggled With 'Trust Issues' Before Split, Why Kylie Jenner 'Isn't in a Rush' to Give Daughter Stormi a Sibling, Did Barbara Corcoran Have Plastic Surgery? While "Car Hole" appears only twice in the series itself, it is often used by fans to jokingly refer to a garage, or garage-like structure. The phrase might also be intended as a play on letter grading from A-musement to B-musement. Oddly enough, the captions read "forty" or "fourteen". As the Simpsons depart from Australia, an Australian equivalent of the Squeaky-voiced teen asks what the strange creature infesting his home country is called. Merriam-Webster has announced that 850 words are being added to its dictionary--and among them is "embiggen," a word that The Simpsons made up more than 20 years ago. They did their best... Shoddilly-iddily-iddily-diddly... Gotta be nice... hostility-ilitybilitydility aaaw hell diddly ding dong crap! Ned Flanders' typically cuddly and innocent term for a neglected child. Only in America!". As in, "What the farkbot?" Let Lisa have it.". For those that have found their way into regular use, the route passes through the considerable fan-base where use of these words carries the prestige of pop-culture literacy among those who catch the references, just as among other cultural groups a clever parallel to a well-known phrase from the literary or rhetorical canon would be acknowledged. Coined by Ned Flanders in "I'm Goin' to Praiseland.". I just can't live without rageohol! Cromulent has taken on an ironic meaning, to say that something is not at all legitimate and in fact spurious. It was originally suggested by Alexander Graham Bell as the greeting to be used when answering his new invention, the telephone. Scotchtoberfest is a fake Scottish festival which was featured in the episode "Bart's Girlfriend". Meh. Possibly slang for forty-five. "Oh look! Raging Abe Simpson and His Grumbling Grandson in "The Curse of the Flying Hellfish", A Totally Fun Thing Bart Will Never Do Again, $pringfield (Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Legalized Gambling), Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish, Western Branch of American Reform Presbylutheranism, Marge Simpson in: "Screaming Yellow Honkers". It is one of the more frequently used made-up words from The Simpsons, and, like a few others, was in use before The Simpsons popularized it. A word that The Simpsons made up is now entering everyday language. Much photo snapping quickly ensued, to the chagrin of Skinner. A hundred dollar bill. Given as the reason Lisa was unaware of the National Grammar Rodeo. © 2021 Wikisimpsons. This made-up word, popularized by The Simpsons, was officially added to Merriam-Webster’s dictionary earlier this year. A dismissive phrase describing the common man used by Mr. Burns in "Two Cars in Every Garage and Three Eyes on Every Fish". Dignity"), Exclamation used when one cannot comprehend a complex situation or statement. A food product designed to look like something other than what it actually is. ", Professor Hollis: "Looks like you've come down with a serious case of Jebeditis." Homer, in need of a triple bypass, sees an infomercial showcasing the surgical "talents" of Dr. Nick. During Lisa's absence in "Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily", Homer attempted to "play" Lisa's baritone saxophone in her memory by singing "Saxamaphone" to the tune of the initial motif from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony into the instrument. Used by the Rich Texan in conjunction with "rootinest tootinest". Spoken by Ralph Wiggum in the episode "Lisa on Ice," as a synonym of "impossible.". Ralph Wiggum's description of a rat, when he and Bart are looking for a lost key to the electric chair of Morningwood Penetentiary in the episode "This Little Wiggy". Homer then received a letter regarding this violation: This could be a reference to George Orwell's Newspeak, featured in his book 1984, where mal is a prefix for mistake, bad, or wrong. A long pole, usually made of metal, used for scientific purposes. The opposite of belittle. All Rights Reserved, Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window), Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window), Click to share on Pinterest (Opens in new window), Behold These ~Truly~ Adorable Photos of Khloe Kardashian's Daughter. "Graduating" is an obvious reference to the cattle being slaughtered and processed. However, it was the Simpsons that popularized it enough to get it added to the dictionary in 2001. From Grift of the Magi and The Italian Bob; the state or condition of being likely to stab. A word made up by Mr. Burns in "Last Exit to Springfield" for a song parodying Dr. Seuss's "The Grinch": A common man's term for garage, coined by Moe Szyslak in "The Springfield Connection". Impressive? Thus, Mr. Burns using it to answer the phone is really a joke about his advanced age. Recently, the expression Boo-Urns has been used by Australian Soccer fans, in particular, the supporters of Adelaide United FC when 'Boo-ing' an opposition player. com. The process of using Photoshop to add rosy "apple" to someone's cheeks and make them more attractive. It was destroyed by angry residents in Who Shot Mr. Burns? Used by Bart, Dorkus molorkus is supposedly a Latin phrase meaning dork. A possible real-life analogue to the Frinkahedron is the tesseract. Later added to Bart's Grand Conspiracy Theory diagram along with the Saucer People and the Rand Corporation. In a parody of a scene from the movie Crocodile Dundee, Bart is playing with a pocketknife when he is confronted by an Australian local who says, "You call that a knife?" Especially when it’s related to cars. Groundskeeper Willy, the Scottish school janitor, plays the bagpipes whilst wearing a kilt. Then The Simpsons rode up on a white, Duff-fueled stallion and, as they so often do, ... Simpsons Origins: In "Lisa the Iconoclast" (Feb. 18, 1996), two of the most well-known Simpsons-centric words were introduced, when legendary Jebediah Springfield is quoted as saying, "A noble spirit embiggens the smallest man," and another teacher reassures Mrs. Krabappel that embiggen is a … Formally The Western Branch of American Reform Presbylutheranism, it is the Protestant church attended by the Simpson family. Chalmers tells Skinner he's from Jonquière and has never heard the term "ham vapeur," but Skinner tells him that it's an Alma expression. Used by an animation executive designing Poochie, the unpopular character added to Itchy and Scratchy, as a byword for coolness. This is a reference to unregulated (pre-FDA) early 20th Century pharmacological quackery. From the "Bart Gets Famous" episode. Mr. Largo the music teacher asks Lisa if she finds something funny about the word "tromboner" after she chuckles at a prank Nelson Muntz plays on Groundskeeper Willie in "Lisa's Date with Density.". Part of "Merry Fishmas! (From the episode "The Itchy & Scratchy & Poochie Show". A generic term that appeared in the "Trash of the Titans" episode, referring to any article that emits a foul or unpleasant odor. Homer asks Bart to "open the glove compartment and fetch him his brain medicine" in the episode "Homerpalooza". See B-movie. The most direct of the three methods ("Subliminal, liminal, and superliminal") used by Navy recruiter Lt. L. T. Smash to convince new recruits. Presbylutheranism was formed as a result of a schism with the Presbyterian and Lutheran churches over the right for worshippers to attend church with wet hair (a tenet the Presbylutheran church has since abandoned). (Coincidentally, in the episode, Riviera recommends that Homer use Pop Tarts to replace bread in sandwiches.). Dr. Nick's characteristic greeting, adopted as a casual hello by fans. for the umpteenth time yielded only a short, quiet laugh, a cough and some crickets. [Jimbo breathes on the glass of the freezer at the Kwik-E-Mart, then writes "BITE ME" in the condensation.]. Flanders [upon learning that Bart, Lisa and Maggie were never baptised]: Reverend...emergency! in his song 'It's Funky Enough'. The Aussie then shows Bart a spoon and says, "This is a knife!" In "22 Short Films About Springfield," while he and Mr. Burns are riding a tandem bicycle, Smithers is stung by a bee and goes into anaphylactic shock. Garbagewater!". However, not every word The Simpsons coined was technically invented by the show. From the episode "Natural Born Kissers". The entry we should have here is "Up and At Them", Ranier Wolfcastle's mangling of "Up and Atom", resulting from his not understanding the double meaning. A boy who skillfully distributes menus from a restaurant in order to advertise it. Obvious reference to "Jesus H. Christ". The Professor was also the project's whistleblower. "To spoil the fun of buying something by noticing the exorbitant price"; when Mr. Burns decides to make amends for his ingratitude after receiving the gift of life from Bart's blood, he takes Smithers shopping and then berates him for his pricetaggery. From "to shirk," meaning to avoid duty or responsibility, plus "workaday.". The word was completely made up by writer Dan Greaney as a neologism, a fake word intended to sound like a real one. First used by Homer in "Duffless", when he snatches the wad of money he saved, by not drinking for a month, from Marge. During the episode "El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer", Homer samples many different chilis proudly served by Springfield residents at the annual chili cook-off. Said by a frustrated Bart Simpson during the opening scroll of Cosmic Wars. Introduced in "The Frying Game" by Mrs. Bellamy: "Oh Homer, don't be such a nervous pervis." A word made up by Mr. Burns in "Last Exit to Springfield" for a song parodying Dr. Seuss's The Grinch: The word is also used by Professor Frink's father after being given an unspecified type of hors d'œuvre possibly containing fish. (Also spelled diddily), Ned Flanders' characteristic non-word. (From "Lisa the Tree Hugger". However, many viewers believe that this is simply a combination of two over-used action movie villains. One of the three neglected food groups, along with the Whipped group and the Congealed group, that Homer must concentrate on eating more of in "King-Size Homer". This name was used by the automotive appliance salesman when asking Homer what he had plugged into his Dash Hole. Kwyjibo on the loose!". When the man can't answer his phone in time, he laments, "Ach! It was invented by Principal Seymour Skinner to catch Bart red-handed in the act of perpetrating a prank, as is Bart's perennial wont. Making up words isn't immature. They can be great for naming your website, business, product or project. In "Lisa v. Malibu Stacy," Grandpa Simpson drones on with a rambling story about Thanksgiving: A term used by Mr. Burns, evidently as a synonym for "idiot"; literally, someone who is wanting (or lacking) in wits. Megatronics also appears to be an oblique reference to the engineering discipline mechatronics. As in "What the Fark?". Arthritis." ("Lisa's Date with Density"). From the episode "Jazzy and the Pussycats". - All words are made up. In the episode "Homer the Vigilante", Homer mentions the word as he responds to Kent Brockman about statistics. A device for shrinking a person to microscopic size. Marge's pronunciation of "alcohol" in "There's No Disgrace Like Home" and "The War of the Simpsons". In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. From a famous saying by Jebediah Springfield/Hans Sprungfeld: "A Noble Spirit Embiggens the Smallest Man", evoking the manner in which its antonym, belittle, was coined by Thomas Jefferson. Brockman used the word on the air, and when someone attempted to correct him through his earpiece, Brockman angrily replied, "I don't say evasion, I say avoision." From the episode "Homer Loves Flanders". The word was made up by writer David X. Cohen and was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary earlier this year. From the context, it sounds like it may be related to the Wedgie, but according to the writers, it doesn't actually exist.[3]. From the episode "'Tis the Fifteenth Season". Some ice cream guy's going to see that, and it'll blow his mind. "it's a perfectly authentic word" and "he embiggened that role with his authentic performance"). It might be a reference to the Delaware Valley's popular Tastykake snack cakes. In the 19th season's Apocalypse Cow, after raising a young bull to adulthood and saving it from the slaughterhouse, Bart comments that he can finally say he "had a cow". High voltage is applied to the patient's teeth, presumably until he is either cured or dead. The proper term for lack of circulatory fluids, however, is hypovolemia. 22 Words The Simpsons Totally Made Up. From "Brake My Wife, Please". Original Poster. Cletus put the newest Spuckler baby up for adoption, but it turned out he had misunderstood Brandine so they returned to the adoption agency to reclaim the baby. The closest match is, 'Undefined'. Letters: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. The state or condition of being an adult. ", which, in turn, is presumed to be Yiddish semi-nonsense roughly meaning "happytime!" Made-up girlfriend, made-up city. Made-up words in The Simpsons: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia [home, info] Words similar to made-up words in the simpsons In "Lisa's Sax" where Homer tells Lisa the story of how she got her sax, he suggests a few other potential instruments: oboe-ma-bo, vio-mo-lin and tuba-ma-ba. A The direction that is referred to as "down" in the rest of the country. Future Homer drives his hovercar through the Quantum Tunnel on his way to Moe's Bar. Upon receiving its proper name, he responds, "What? The Simpsons® is a registered trademark of 20th Century Fox. I, uh, baptism... oodily... doodily doodily! Embiggen sure has come a long way from its status as a made-up word first used in The Simpsons back in the 1990s. See Western Branch of American Reform Presbylutheranism. (and later "¡Ay, caramba!") A large screen that blocks out the sun over a large area. Attitude of a badass, as used by Bart in his introduction of Furious D, the racehorse in "Saddlesore Galactica": "He's the bad boy of racing. Made-up words in The Simpsons. By Kyrie on August 3, 2011 at 1:10 PM. A derogatory term in "Burns, Baby Burns" used by Mr. Burns to describe Homer. All these words are necessary to identify systemic problems that exist but didn’t previously have names. What Smithers tells Burns the angry movie audience is saying after a screening of his film "A Burns for All Seasons". In the episode "Worst Episode Ever", it is revealed, in a film that Bart and Milhouse find in Comic Book Guy's stash of illegal films hidden in his basement, that Springfield is classified Nuclear Whipping Boy in case of an emergency and will be bombed at will by all allies to calibrate their missiles. This is similar to the term Freedom Fries. After years of it being a popular slang word, the Oxford English Dictionary added it in 2017 (alongside "yas" and "haterade"). That's a spoon." When she presents the idea to an experienced contestant, he refers to the idea as a "tasty-fake". Click on words like 'tomacco' and 'Scrabbleship' to get the full meaning. May also be inspired by Kimmy Gibbler's "Hola, Tanneritos" from the sitcom Full House. The phrase appears once more, as Homer Simpson expresses his shock, upon discovering a counterfeit jeans outfit has (inexplicably) taken up operation in his garage. (Part Two). A made-up word from a 22-year-old 'Simpsons' episode has finally made … The plural form of runner-up is runners-up, because runners is the plural of runner. The fictitious translation of Santa Claus's supposed name in Japanese. A made-up word from The Simpsons has made it into the dictionary. 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