- thermocookie
- thermobook
- thermowolverine
- thermomansard
- thermoglasses
- thermodemocracy
- thermomumford
- thermosons
- thermoscraping
- thermoyard
- thermovalentine
- thermoflight
- thermoquarrelsome
- thermokippy
- thermoscoop
- thermolight
- thermoworkforce
- thermosoup
- thermoverbal
- thermoshort
- thermofling
- thermorain
- thermobounce
- thermoyipping
Next week: why didn’t my spell check object to “thermosons”, “thermoscoop”, “thermoshort”, and “thermoyard”? How can any of these possibly be wordlike constructs?
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Just replace “thermo” with “hot” and the comedy happens.
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Have to be honest, I prefer that new liquid-nitrogen-brewed iced wolverine. But otherwise hot is the way to go.
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Geez, I hope Hugh read the fine print in his contract on that one.
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Oh, he’ll recover. I’m confident. He’s not right behind me, is he?
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As soon as I post this comment I’m going to do what allthoughtswork recommends,lol, and see what happens when you replace with hot.
The crazy thing about this post (which I love) is the autocorrect. When the most benign words are autocorrected to shellfish words. Like right there. “Hellish” autocorrected to shellfish.
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Good luck! I do enjoy the syntactic nonsense that can arise from letting autocorrect go wild with partly constructed syllables. I used that trick once when I needed a sufficiently off-sounding science fictional name (I forget which, now) and it just got this perfect flow of being not-quite-right.
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Awesome
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