You know how creative libs are with words. Now theyāve come up with a new adverb.
You mean like Bigly?
As linguist Ben Zimmer
noted last year, "big league" is usually used as an adjective, so it was a bit strange to hear Trump use it as an adverb, like when he said he would "cut taxes big-league."
Trump put the confusion to bed in 2016 when he
confirmed he was indeed saying "big-league."
Among all the words Trump has brought into the English lexicon, it's hard to find one more bizarre than "covfefe."
"The security aspect of cyber is very, very tough."
His perplexing use of the term cyber led The New York Daily News to
call the English language "the true loser of the presidential debate."
Funny you voted for and deep throat a guy who does what I did. You bash me for it but you vote for him.
In September, at an event with African leaders, Trump
twice referred to the fictitious nation of "Nambia."
Okay so he didn't ask if a dead person was in attendance but still pretty damn bad. Seems he has lost his marbles right?
Speaking at the evangelical Liberty University, Trump drew a mix of laughter and face-palms when he said, "Two Corinthians, 3:17, that's the whole ballgame."
The title of the book he was referring to is pronounced "Second Corinthians."
If I were Trump you would be admiring my mistakes