It's a craptacular colllection of perfectly cromulent words, and it's more fun than a game of Scrabbleship.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
"The Simpsons" has contributed several words to modern vernacular that have since made their way into the dictionary, including d'oh (an annoyed grunt), meh (an interjection expressing boredom or indifference) and cromulent (positive / acceptable).
Another man with glasses and a Mediterreanean demeanor is enjoying a martini, saying "what is it with these boors that they cannot comprehend that the difference between high and low culture is none", as another man with a hat replies "Hey, every utterance is a cromulent one, you know".— How Now Brownpau
I guess it is a perfectly cromulent word. dogs in real life > cats on the internet— digg.com: Stories / Popular
It really takes an embiggened spirit to be so cromulent, I suppose.— Think Progress

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