Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Antigrammatical

👉 An antigrammatical word is a word that can be made by rearranging letters in another word to form another new word. For example, "antiquary" can be considered an antigrammatical word because it is formed by rearranging the letters in "antiquity."

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👉 Antigrammatically is a phrase that means to make something sound like it was written in a language that has been modified or altered by someone who didn't understand the original. It's often used in informal or humorous contexts, such as when someone uses slang or jargon to describe something they know about but doesn't fully understand.

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👉 Antigrammaticalness is a term used in linguistics to describe a linguistic phenomenon where words are rearranged or expanded to create new meanings. This can be seen as a form of semantic overextension, where the meaning of a word shifts beyond its original context and becomes more inclusive or expansive. For example, if we have the phrase "I love you", we could modify it by adding or removing words that don't fit in with our existing meaning, such as "love", "you"

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