Can confirm that 'cromulent' is in the Oxford English Dictionary [0] ...
>> Acceptable, adequate, satisfactory.
>> Frequently used humorously or ironically in recognition of its origin as an invented word in the television programme The Simpsons (see quot. 1996).
As is 'embiggen', namely 'transitive. To make bigger or greater, to enlarge.'
kirmerzlikin|7 months ago
And it's a shame they used it incorrectly in the title - "embiggen" means "enlarge, make bigger", not "become bigger" which is the case with Power11
cootsnuck|7 months ago
Very confusing title...
skeezyboy|7 months ago
KineticLensman|7 months ago
>> Acceptable, adequate, satisfactory.
>> Frequently used humorously or ironically in recognition of its origin as an invented word in the television programme The Simpsons (see quot. 1996).
As is 'embiggen', namely 'transitive. To make bigger or greater, to enlarge.'
[0] https://www.oed.com/dictionary/cromulent_adj?tab=meaning_and...