Combination Words
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Combination Words provides you with the opportunity to create new words by combining other words in both phonetics and meaning.
Joined March 2014
Innovate your vocabulary! Post some of your favorite portmanteau words at http://t.co/MtV6VZosfy
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Stay cool in the summer heat with some limonade! It’s a mix of lime juice and lemonade! http://t.co/wi05O7Rtn7
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Are you ever so hungry that you could eat a sandwich the size of a brontosaurus? Try a brontwich! http://t.co/DWVnwzZsqE
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Are you ever so hungry that you could eat a sandwich the size of a brontosaurus? Try a brontwich! http://t.co/DWVnwzZsqE
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Have you heard about the new quesarrito? It’s a quesadilla and a burrito from Taco Bell! http://t.co/6pCsJG3ZMc
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Have you ever seen something so ridiculous, but so radical that you thought it was radiculous? http://t.co/UEmhKD06Hu
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Make someone’s day and tell them that they are fantacular! http://t.co/RSD6zUpf7k
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Do you ever combine two words together to create a new and better word? Go to http://t.co/RSD6zUpf7k to see some amaztastic combo words!
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Shout out to user GermantownFrenchman for the word “Twintasic” http://t.co/X2Q6OZxozt
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One of the most famous #portmanteaus words is #labradoodle. The word first appeared in 1955, but was not popularized until 1988.
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The word #Portmanteau was first used in this context by Lewis Carrol in, Through the Looking Glass in 1871. # LewisCarroll #words
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Shout out to cwadmin for adding the word #Flatizza to http://t.co/xC5ybHqFZW. A Flatizza is a pizza made with #flatbread from #Subway.
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Ever wonder where the word Portmanteau came from? It comes from the English Portmanteau luggage (a piece of luggage with two compartments).
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Our word creator of the month is Germantown Frenchman who added #Swants! Swants were featured on #AndersonCooper
http://t.co/Biy1cjp6y4
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Innovate you Language! Share and learn “#Portmanteau” words that combine the letters, sounds and the meanings of their components words!
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Today’s word of the day is family (friends +family) Check out this Sprint ad to see how they use #framily! http://t.co/rDBMwIOC9E
#sprint
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When was the last time you came up with a new word by combining other words? #words #combination #newword
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