Infix
Wikipedia has an interesting article on infixes. I find them fascinating, and wish the English language has more. Check out the article. Here are my favorite parts:
"The infix -iz- or -izn- is characteristic of hip-hop slang, for example hizouse for house
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originated in the US television show The Simpsons and gives a word an ironic pseudo-sophistication, as in sophistimacated, saxomaphone, and edumacation
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It's found in English profanity, such as Massaf***ingchusetts..."
You have to wonder what the author had against Massachussetts. So much bitterness.
"The infix -iz- or -izn- is characteristic of hip-hop slang, for example hizouse for house
...
originated in the US television show The Simpsons and gives a word an ironic pseudo-sophistication, as in sophistimacated, saxomaphone, and edumacation
...
It's found in English profanity, such as Massaf***ingchusetts..."
You have to wonder what the author had against Massachussetts. So much bitterness.
1 Comments:
thats fanf***ingtastic!
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Anonymous, at 5/17/2006 11:07 AM
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