Participating in the act, or attempting to use a rather large, collegic sounding word, out of context as well as mispronounced. Both grammar and pronunciation must be in error, resulting in a perversion and battery of the English language.
Mike says: This news paper is the epitimone (epitome) of our success as a television network.
Jeff says: Did you hear mike's cotrellovingian use of the word epitome? God that was brutal, my english teacher must be rolling in his grave.
Jeff says: Did you hear mike's cotrellovingian use of the word epitome? God that was brutal, my english teacher must be rolling in his grave.
by The Wonely Waynger April 03, 2009
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