Sentence examples for fake word from inspiring English sources

Like "covfefe," however, "jumos" appears to be a fake word.

Ms. Sun's posts to her blog — www.cromulent.org, named for a fake word from "The Simpsons" — were long and artful.

Such protestations notwithstanding, CNN's reporting on the travels of the dossier up through the ranks of government remained intact — there wasn't a fake word in it.

In 1980 Mr. Polunin hit the big time when a New Year's Eve television variety show included one of his skits, in which a clown invents the fake word, "Zya!" which means "everything is permitted!" It was so popular that Mr. Polunin became a fixture in the New Year's lineup from then on, and Russians would stop him on the street and buy him meals.

The team videotaped the drinkers over two sessions, disguising the real purpose of the test with a fake word search task at the end of each session.

To be honest, I've paid next to no attention to Gran Turismo for the PSP, primarily because I stopped with Gran Turismo 3. That, and the PSP is sorta meh, to use a fake word.

Making up and then memorizing fake words for colors ("flimp") helps grow brain matter and thus helps you remember things.

I appreciate that there are no fake words, but it's hard to switch channels, sometimes, after I've spent time in France.

Mr. Mottaki "raised questions about the United States military dictatorship in the region," the English-language broadcaster Press TV said on Tuesday, and accused Washington of practicing "modern deceit," using "fake words" to disguise its intentions in the Persian Gulf area.

He may have put fake words in the mouth of Bob Dylan, slipped recycled content past one of the most fact-checked franchises in the land and popularized science in a way that distorted it.

"We are regretful that the U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton tries to conceal facts about the stance of the U.S. administration through fake words," Press TV quoted him as saying.