"Man" pronounced as "m'n"

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(Appearances: I was just playing, and it sounded to me like this is how he pronounces it. Not sure if I want to change the Responses page, though.)
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*[[DNA Evidence]] — [[Coach Z]] refers to his "alter ego" as "[[Strong Badman Characters#Damp Towel Man|Dan Towelm'n]]".
*[[DNA Evidence]] — [[Coach Z]] refers to his "alter ego" as "[[Strong Badman Characters#Damp Towel Man|Dan Towelm'n]]".
*Email [[secret identity]] (DVD Commentary) — Homestar refers to the mailman as the "mailm'n".
*Email [[secret identity]] (DVD Commentary) — Homestar refers to the mailman as the "mailm'n".
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*The voice of [[Gunhaver]] is "[[Crack Stuntman| Crack Stuntm'n]]".
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*The voice of [[Gunhaver]] is "[[Crack Stuntman|Crack Stuntm'n]]".
*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] — Strong Bad refers to Max of the [[Sam & Max]] series as "Bunnym'n".
*[[SBCG4AP Advertisement]] — Strong Bad refers to Max of the [[Sam & Max]] series as "Bunnym'n".
*[[Workin' on the Game]] — One of the [[Videlectrix Guys]] accuses the other of thinking he's a "spacem'n".
*[[Workin' on the Game]] — One of the [[Videlectrix Guys]] accuses the other of thinking he's a "spacem'n".
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*[[8-Bit is Enough]] — When talking on Homestar's cell phone to the [[Videlectrix Guys]] about their game catalog, Videlectrix Matt mispronounces "[[Stinkoman 20X6]]" as "Stinkom'n 20X6".
*[[8-Bit is Enough]] — When talking on Homestar's cell phone to the [[Videlectrix Guys]] about their game catalog, Videlectrix Matt mispronounces "[[Stinkoman 20X6]]" as "Stinkom'n 20X6".
*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — At various points, Strong Bad will refer to the Heavy Weapons Guy and Max as "heavym'n" and "bunnym'n", respectively.
*[[Poker Night at the Inventory]] — At various points, Strong Bad will refer to the Heavy Weapons Guy and Max as "heavym'n" and "bunnym'n", respectively.
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*[[Decemberween Dangeresque]] — A robotic Santaman appears to cut down Dangeresque and Firebert, and Homestar again pronounces it "Santam'n".
==Names with "-man" pronounced in full==
==Names with "-man" pronounced in full==

Revision as of 04:52, 24 December 2017

"I am the Deckm'n! D-E-C-K-E-M-A-N!"

In the Homestar Runner body of work, the word "man" is often pronounced as "m'n", as if it were part of a surname, by shortening the sound of the vowel "a". This pronunciation is most often used by Homestar Runner.

Contents

Appearances

Names with "-man" pronounced in full

Idiosyncratic uses of the suffix "-man" that are pronounced with a strong "a":

Variations

  • Email dictionary — Coach Z calls Strong Bad "Strong B'd".

See Also

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