Lemonal
Noun: The metaphorical space between a lemon and a lime. Often used to describe a subtle, yet distinct difference between two objects, scenarios, or choices. Commonly misused by comparing three or more objects.
Etymology: Emerges from incorrect or playful usage of limenal.
Etymology: Emerges from incorrect or playful usage of limenal.
Example: Cousin, I’ve narrowed it down to two apartments, but I can’t decide. The difference is lemonal.
Lemonal by precurious_being June 13, 2024
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