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ad homonym
Attacking someone's grammar/spelling in debate rather than focusing on their argument. An intentional play on the word "ad hominem".
Person A: I think you're argument is illogical. Here are several well-reasoned arguments why I think so.
Person B: It's "your", not "you're". I will now call you names like "illiterate imbecile" while completely ignoring the fact that you pwned me in reason and logic.
Person A: That's an ad homonym attack.
Person B: It's "your", not "you're". I will now call you names like "illiterate imbecile" while completely ignoring the fact that you pwned me in reason and logic.
Person A: That's an ad homonym attack.
ad homonym by mais March 20, 2013
Related Words
homonymblivious
A person who cannot seem to use the correct homonym while texting, typing, etc.
Common homonymblivious words:
-two
-too
-to
-your
-you're
-they're
-there
-their
-through
-threw
Common homonymblivious words:
-two
-too
-to
-your
-you're
-they're
-there
-their
-through
-threw
jackson: "Hey, will you text me when the game is on?"
marcus: "yeah, you dont have too worry. you wont miss you're game."
jackson: "what?"
marcus: "your not going to miss you're game. the team before them is still playing threw there game!"
jackson: "you're so homonymblivious, it's insane!
marcus: "yeah, you dont have too worry. you wont miss you're game."
jackson: "what?"
marcus: "your not going to miss you're game. the team before them is still playing threw there game!"
jackson: "you're so homonymblivious, it's insane!
homonymblivious by darwinCOMMAmiranda July 4, 2009
homonym
Each of two or more words having the same spelling but different meanings and origins (e.g., to, two, and too)
homonym by Primordial November 21, 2011
Homonym
Homonyms are words that can be either homophones and/or homographs. Homonyms are a blend of both of them.
A common example might be Mould vs Mold. While these can interchangeably refer to shape / fungus and vice versa, some English language professors ask students to use "Mould" for shaping whereas they should use "Mold" for fungus.
A common example might be Mould vs Mold. While these can interchangeably refer to shape / fungus and vice versa, some English language professors ask students to use "Mould" for shaping whereas they should use "Mold" for fungus.
Homonym by Hamolteans July 22, 2023
Homonym Bust
When someone uses a homonym in an incorrect way. Examples of this can be viewed everyday on Facebook.
We are heading out for happy hour now, just meat us their.
I love you to.
There dog is big.
Your my little sugar bare.
How many homonym busts do you see in those sentences?
I love you to.
There dog is big.
Your my little sugar bare.
How many homonym busts do you see in those sentences?
Homonym Bust by casefacee November 6, 2009
homonymalishis
When a statement or meme could plausibly have been used both sincerely by a group supporting it and sarcastically by a group opposing it.
6,000 years of recorded history, and you get to be alive while Donald Trump is president.
This is an example of homonymalishis and we totally didn't just make that up.
This is an example of homonymalishis and we totally didn't just make that up.
homonymalishis by WordsAndStuffNow August 25, 2019
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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