Words Ending in -o

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[[Image:Blubb-O's.PNG|thumb|"You guessed it, we're called Blubb-O's."]]
[[Image:Blubb-O's.PNG|thumb|"You guessed it, we're called Blubb-O's."]]
The [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work introduces many made-up words and names ending in a '''{{w|long o}}'''. Some of these are derived from constructions in {{w|Romance languages}} such as Italian and Spanish. Others are common in marketing jargon, like the toy company {{w|Wham-O}}.
The [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work introduces many made-up words and names ending in a '''{{w|long o}}'''. Some of these are derived from constructions in {{w|Romance languages}} such as Italian and Spanish. Others are common in marketing jargon, like the toy company {{w|Wham-O}}.
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== See Also ==
== See Also ==
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*[[Creep#"Creepo"|Creepo]]
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*[[Creepo]]
*[[-or pronounced with a long O]]
*[[-or pronounced with a long O]]
*[[Words Ending in -ularly]]
*[[Words Ending in -ularly]]
[[Category:Variable word running gags]]
[[Category:Variable word running gags]]

Current revision as of 09:55, 27 December 2024

"You guessed it, we're called Blubb-O's."

The Homestar Runner body of work introduces many made-up words and names ending in a long o. Some of these are derived from constructions in Romance languages such as Italian and Spanish. Others are common in marketing jargon, like the toy company Wham-O.

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