As noted repeatedly, McBride's command of the English language is questionable at best, and she should really just stay away from French. But it now appears that McBride is inventing a new language- McBridean French.
An example of this new language is Limbaugh'd. It's been many years since I've studied French, but the best that I can figure out, is that Limbaugh'd is the McBridean French word meaning "Confronted with the truth and/or reality".
Is there a linguist in the house that could confirm or correct this?
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ReplyDeleteI prefer the definitions for limbaugh. But is there a difference between limbaughed and limbaugh'd?
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